This the last of the books from the Comixology: Submit sale we talked about in March. This bundle isn't available anymore but the books in it are, and are well worth looking at. Here are the remaining five that we think are worthy of note.
Smut Peddlar - short anthology of smutty stories. Clearly for adults only and not safe to read at work. This may not have been in the bundle, but is an indie book and is good sexy fun. It's got a mix of pairings - male/male, female/female and male/female.
Writers and artists: various
Publisher: Iron Circus Comics
Dumbing of Age - excellent book about a home schooled Christian woman starting university and meeting people from different backgrounds. It's smart and funny. It's not mean about Christian homeschooling - it doesn't insult anyone for being who they are. It's got a great cast who interact really well. This made me smile a lot, when not much else did. It started off as a webcomic, which you can read here. Start at the bottom of the page. Includes LGBT characters and characters of colour.
Writing and art: David Willis
Publisher: Self published
Rock Star Scientists - in this world, scientists are treated like rockstars. They get the fans, the glory and the clothes. There are 2 stories in this comic, which is split into two section called Side A and Side B. Side A is an introduction to this world and Side B is a rather short story. Nonetheless it's worth the money.
Writing and letters: Kenny Jeffery
Art: Jordan Cutler
Pencils and inks: George Zapata
Colours: Armit Ghadge
Publisher: Angry Fruit Salad
After Twilight - this has nothing to do with sparkling vampires. It's 2022 and Texas is in a civil war with the rest of the States to become independent. Government and laws are based on biblical faith. The protagonist is a librarian who finds herself involved in the struggle between the underground resistance and the theocractic leaders
Writing: Richard Alvarez, Gary L Watson, Sandra Yates
Art: Douglas Brown
Colours: Chandran and Meagan Tanner
Publisher: Nu-Classic Publishing
Legend of Oz - it's the story of Oz done as a Western. Dorothy is a gun toting cowgirl and Toto is her horse. The colours are rather brassy and the faces are a bit plasticky, but the story is good enough. There is some violence so this won't be good for kids.
Writing: Tom Hutchinson
Pencils: Alisson Borges
Colours: Kate Finnegan
Publisher: Big Dog Ink
Smut Peddlar - short anthology of smutty stories. Clearly for adults only and not safe to read at work. This may not have been in the bundle, but is an indie book and is good sexy fun. It's got a mix of pairings - male/male, female/female and male/female.
Writers and artists: various
Publisher: Iron Circus Comics
Dumbing of Age - excellent book about a home schooled Christian woman starting university and meeting people from different backgrounds. It's smart and funny. It's not mean about Christian homeschooling - it doesn't insult anyone for being who they are. It's got a great cast who interact really well. This made me smile a lot, when not much else did. It started off as a webcomic, which you can read here. Start at the bottom of the page. Includes LGBT characters and characters of colour.
Writing and art: David Willis
Publisher: Self published
Rock Star Scientists - in this world, scientists are treated like rockstars. They get the fans, the glory and the clothes. There are 2 stories in this comic, which is split into two section called Side A and Side B. Side A is an introduction to this world and Side B is a rather short story. Nonetheless it's worth the money.
Writing and letters: Kenny Jeffery
Art: Jordan Cutler
Pencils and inks: George Zapata
Colours: Armit Ghadge
Publisher: Angry Fruit Salad
After Twilight - this has nothing to do with sparkling vampires. It's 2022 and Texas is in a civil war with the rest of the States to become independent. Government and laws are based on biblical faith. The protagonist is a librarian who finds herself involved in the struggle between the underground resistance and the theocractic leaders
Writing: Richard Alvarez, Gary L Watson, Sandra Yates
Art: Douglas Brown
Colours: Chandran and Meagan Tanner
Publisher: Nu-Classic Publishing
Legend of Oz - it's the story of Oz done as a Western. Dorothy is a gun toting cowgirl and Toto is her horse. The colours are rather brassy and the faces are a bit plasticky, but the story is good enough. There is some violence so this won't be good for kids.
Writing: Tom Hutchinson
Pencils: Alisson Borges
Colours: Kate Finnegan
Publisher: Big Dog Ink
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