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radiator comics is publishing a print edition of my magical girl webcomic UM !
UM is a magical girl comic about Eugenée, a Black, nonbinary, aspiring birth-worker who finds themself mixed up in a millennia-old conflict between the powers that be and a faction of cosmic, shamanic midwives. UM Vol.1 is intended for readers 18+.
check out the preorder crowdfunding campaign to get a copy & help support funding the comic !
Radiator Comics distributes, produces, and promotes hand-made, self-published and small-press comics that focus on self-expression and story
Love, bikes, and the failing institutions that affect us daily in late stage capitalism
"If It Were Socially Acceptable is a bittersweet eruption of nervous laughter to which we can relate. We all wish we could be more open and honest about our true nature, our obsessions and our hang-ups. Sage uncorks what’s all bottled up, and shares it with gusto!"
I'm so excited to announce that my minis are now available through Radiator Comics! Neil was so sweet and wrote the kindest things about my stuff, ahah. Physical copies of If It Were Socially Acceptable are AVAILABLE NOW!
I just bought from Radiator Comics and they packaged it so well!! The last time I ordered a comic (from someone else) it came very bent and creased, but these guys put the comic in its own little brown wrapping, then in between two stiff cardboard boards. And along with it, a free bookmark and FOUR FREE POSTCARDS featuring other comics they’ve published. Very generous I think!
Spiny Orb Weaver #2 and #3 - Drew Lerman, Christopher López, Jamila Rowser & buttercup Provide Another Showcase for the South Florida Comics Scene
Spiny Orb Weaver #2 and #3 – Drew Lerman, Christopher López, Jamila Rowser & buttercup Provide Another Showcase for the South Florida Comics Scene
Rounding out the first “season” of Spiny Orb Weaver – the spotlight publication on artists from the South Florida scene – the second and third issues of this Radiator Comics series provide another strong mix of appealingly quirky comics and insightful text pieces. For those who enjoy their comics fare with a healthy helping of the gloriously idiosyncratic then Spiny Orb Weaver #2’s lead story by…
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Spiny Orb Weaver #2 and #3 - Drew Lerman, Christopher López, Jamila Rowser & buttercup Provide Another Showcase for the South Florida Comics Scene
by Andy Oliver
Rounding out the first “season” of Spiny Orb Weaver – the spotlight publication on artists from the South Florida scene – the second and third issues of this Radiator Comics…
https://www.brokenfrontier.com/spiny-orb-weaver-drew-lerman-jamila-rowser-buttercup/
Radiator Comics to Collect 'Días De Consuelo', Dave Ortega's "Intimate Immigration Memoir"
Radiator Comics to Collect ‘Días De Consuelo’, Dave Ortega’s “Intimate Immigration Memoir”
News of a new title today from indie micropublisher Radiator Comics (the folk who have been bringing us Whit Taylor’s excellent Fizzle and the equally splendid anthology series Spiny Orb Weaver) with the announcement of a collection of Dave Ortega’s Días De Consuelo. Full details in the press release below. Radiator Comics is proud to announce we will be publishing Días De Consuelo, a 180-page…
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Spiny Orb Weaver #1 - Radiator Comics Shines a Spotlight on the Comics Practice of Miss Jaws
Spiny Orb Weaver #1 – Radiator Comics Shines a Spotlight on the Comics Practice of Miss Jaws
Spiny Orb Weaver is the third print comics project to have come out of small press distro and micropublisher Radiator Comics. (featured before at BF for Whit Taylor’s acclaimed minicomic series Fizzle). Its remit in each issue is to put a spotlight on artists from the South Florida scene, with a short comic showcasing their practice and a follow-up interview piece. The subject of issue #1 is…
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