#fanbase press

[jkparkin]

Fanbase Press is crowdfunding ‘Shrub,’ a middle-grade graphic medicine series about a sentient plant

The eight-issue Kickstarter-funded series from Emmy nominee Shane Portman and artist Andy Alves explores loss through the eyes of an unlikely traveling companion. Check out our exclusive preview.

[smashpages]

Shrub #1 preview from Fanbase Press, which the publisher is currently crowdfunding through Kickstarter. Written by Emmy Award nominee Shane Portman of Tumble Leaf and Shape Island fame, and illustrated by Andy Alves (Top Shelf’s Cosmic Cadets), with colors by Sophia Du and Celia FitzGerald and lettering by Oceano Ransford.

It's currently up on Kickstarter.

[tardistogongen]

Fanbase Press Interviews James Wylder on the Sci-Fi Anthology, ‘Academy 27: School Days’ - Fanbasepress

The following is an interview with James Wylder on the recent release of the slice-of-life sci-fi anthology, Academy 27: School Days. In thi

I had the pleasure of talking to Fanbase Press about the release of the print edition of Academy 27! I really enjoyed talking to them, so it should be a fun read. :)

[amalasdraws]

I did a fun interview with Kevin Sharp for Fanbase Press. "Between the Panels" is a fun interview series, showing great artists and insights! So honored to be part of this!

[dccomicsnews]

Indie Comics Review: Nuclear Power

Indie Comics Review: Nuclear Power @Fanbase_Press #NuclearPower @NuclearPwrComic #DesireeProctor @EricaHarrell @ProtoKittyArt @jpraynor #DCComicsNews

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[hunterblackcomics]

FINALLY.

My partners in @POPSKLpod and I have been working on this podcast series for weeks and months now and FINALLY the first episode is going to drop -- TOMORROW. This is the second podcast series from us (in conjunction with Fanbase Press), after DREAM JOURNAL (which dove into DC/Vertigo's The Sandman comics series), and our first about a TV show. The Expanse is the kind of prestige programming that deserves serious analysis and discussion, and we certainly give it that. (Although "serious" is a funny word...because we laugh. A LOT.)

My biggest regret is that it just doesn't make sense for me to watch this series AGAIN. Like, RIGHT NOW. It's that good.

Best of all, we're gonna get some special guests on the show. We have an episode where we talk to the actor behind one of the show's most popular characters -- Wes Chatham as Amos Burton -- and we also have an episode where we discuss the ins and outs of the BOOM! Studios comic series linking seasons 4 and 5 of the show with series writer Corrina Bechko. WE FANCY.

Click through the image above to be taken to the official Fanbase Press press release regarding the show, and look for us on the next 12 Wednesdays, wherever you get your podcasts. Just search for "Fanbase Weekly" and there you will find us, along with a lot of other great geeky shows!

[amandaishighlypredictable]

Come say Hi at WonderCon!

If you’re hanging around the con on Saturday, I’ll be loitering around the Fanbase Small Press booth to sign copies of The Margins from 1-3 pm!

[wolfenm]

This week, in Sequential Tart ...

 … I have ...

~ Looking at Loki — Part 97: Daddy Issues - http://www.sequentialtart.com/article.php?id=3354

~ Tart's TV Watchlist — Spring / Summer Season 2019, Part Two - http://www.sequentialtart.com/article.php?id=3356

and reviews of

~ Supergirl, 4.21: Red Dawn - http://www.sequentialtart.com/reports.php?ID=11361

~ The Flash, 5.22: Legacy - http://www.sequentialtart.com/reports.php?ID=11358

and ~ The Sequels #4: The Final Chapter, from Fanbase Press - http://www.sequentialtart.com/reports.php?ID=11362