Geeky Parent Guide: Comic Books to Love for the Spooky Season
‘Tis the season for perfectly creepy crawly vibes as you, your kiddos, or both adventure into the Halloween season. From mythical creatures to spooky stories
‘Tis the season for perfectly creepy crawly vibes as you, your kiddos, or both adventure into the Halloween season. From mythical creatures to spooky stories
Unceremoniously transported to a parallel world, Hannah and the other members of their Antarctic research station find themselves facing off against alternate versions of themselves,
In our last issue, Christopher, Viveka, and Jordi (a.k.a. Dracula Boy) were being pursued by the mysterious, white-clad agents of the even more mysterious Helwing
In this interview, Fanbase Press’ Barbra Dillon talks with TV writer and WGA member Lisa Klink (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Star Trek: Voyager) about
The Space Between is a brand-new series from the minds and talents of Hugo- and Eisner-nominated writer Corinna Bechko and artist Danny Luckert about a
The following is an interview with Rob Williams (The Ten-Seconders, Asylum) and Pye Parr (Intestinauts, Realm of The Damned) regarding the upcoming release of their
The following is an interview with co-writers Joe R. Lansdale (Bubba Ho-Tep, Cold in July, Hap and Leonard) and Kasey Lansdale (Terror Is Our Business), artist Daniele
The following is an interview with Chris Mancini on launching a Kickstarter campaign for Long Ago and Far Away 2: Son of Elvenwood, a fantasy/comedy graphic novel
Here at Fanbase Press, we strive to provide an outlet for up-and-coming creators to promote and showcase their incredible works. With thousands of creators utilizing
Dark Horse Comics will release the second issue of Masters of the Universe: Forge of Destiny on Wednesday, October 4, 2023, and the publisher has
The following is an interview with editor and contributing writer Patrick R. McDonough (co-host, Dead Headspace podcast) and contributing writer and foreword author R.J. Joseph
Wise guy, huh? Hard-boiled crime stories have had a special place in the comics landscape for some time now. From Darwin Cooke’s adaptions of Richard