Crowdfunding has been a godsend for some comics creators. Many comic creators have publicly stated that if not for crowdfunding they may have been unable to produce their project. For over a decade now, IndieGoGo and Kickstarter have arguably been the most visible and viable platforms for creators looking to produce a project through the […]
Comedy, action, and copious amounts of weed, if that’s your thing, then this comic is for you! Captain Cannabis No. 1 40th Anniversary edition is a 16-page black and white comic that is jammed with action and adventure. Originally produced in 1977 from Verne Andru, Captain Cannabis tells the story of Halburt “HAL” Lighter, who […]
Here at IndieVolt, we’re pretty ‘reluctant’ to run pieces of Indiegogo campaigns, for fear that a campaign organizer might “accidentally-on-purpose” fail to fill their promised end of the bargain by delivering on perks and we’d feel awful thinking folks decided to donate based on our coverage or perceived endorsement of a campaign. Yet here we […]
Vault Comics Leads the industry with a new online ordering platform that allows you to preorder their books and pick them up at your local comic shop!
When I first read the title of this book I thought sarcastically, “Great, another indie comic playing up the Dracula / Vampire story”. And I would’ve left it at that if I hadn’t seen the writers name, Cullen Bunn …
Her Infernal Decent is a love a letter to classic horror stories, like Dane’s Inferno
Wasted Space (on shelves of better comic stores April 25th) sounds like a typical higher end indie title until you crack the cover and see it works on multiple levels.
PD: Good to see you, Ted. I know you’re a busy man from Directing to writing comics you ’ve had a lot on your plate. For those that may not already be familiar with your movie, what can you tell us about Hero Tomorrow and where can we find a copy? Ted: Thanks for having […]
Indie comics, supernatural beasts of lore and beautiful women. Hardly an odd combination, but Betty Mitchell is different and well worth the look.
Where do you begin with reviewing Manga Man, Clearly the artist and writer Parisel has a lot of creativity and determination, but this just doesn’t feel like a finished comic. Or at sometimes even just a comic.
