Hey, everyone! I’m a taking a quick break from my regular DC love (and occasional Marvel shoutout) to give some exposure to a few great indy books on the shelves. That’s right. 2018’s very first installment of Independent Comic Spotlight is here! If you have a book I should check out, hit me up in the comments, my email, or on social media. If you have a book that you created that I should check out, send it on over and I’ll add it to my stack. Here’s a bunch of great reads you all need to investigate for yourselves…
Scout Comics Releases You Should Check Out:
- Solar Flare by James Haick and Branko Jovanovic
- Mindbender by James Pruett and Federico De Luca
- Smoke Town by Phillip Kennedy Johnson and Scott Van Domelen
- Stabbity Bunny by Richard Rivera and Dwayne Biddix (personal favorite)
- Little Guardians by Ed Cho and Lee Cherolis
- Heavenly Blues by Ben Kahn and Bruno Hidalgo
- Graveland by Massimo Rosi and Gabriel Ibarra Nunez
Some Super Fun Indy Comic Books Worth a Read:
- Invasion from Planet Wrestletopia by Ed Kuehnel, Matt Entin, and Dan Schkade
- Tinsuits by D. A. Hogg and Daniel A. Becker
- The Children’s Vampire Hunting Brigade by David Lucarelli and Henry Ponciano (personal favorite)
- Scratcher by John Ward and Juan Romera
- Denver Moon by Warren Hammond, Joshua Viola, and Aaron Lovett
- Tinsel Town by David Lucarelli and Henry Ponciano
Book Books Sent My Way:
- City of Bastards by Andrew Shvarts (releases Jun 5)
- Master Assassins by Robert V. S. Redick
- Futura by Jordan Phillips
- Terror is Our Business: Dana Roberts’ Casebook of Horrors by Joe & Kasey Lansdale (releases May 29)
- DC Comics Variant Covers: The Complete Visual History Showcases the Most Iconic Variant Covers Since 1986 by Daniel Wallace (personal favorite)
- The Dark Angel: The Complete Tales of Jules de Grandin: Volume Three by Seabury Quinn
- I’ve Got Something to Say: 10 Years of Rock and Roll Ramblings by Danko Jones (releases Jun 12)
- The City Where We Once Lived by Eric Barnes
- Denver Moon: The Minds of Mars by Warren Hammond and Joshua Viola (releases Jun 5)
That’s it for now. See you in a few months for the next installment of Independent Comic Spotlight! Don’t forget to give our indy creators some love… they’re the future of the industry!
