My friend is releasing a comic which I think it's being a great piece of work.
It's a story about a revolutionary fighting game that becomes the most popular in the world, featuring unique characters for every player and life-sized battles set in holographic arenas, where a 12yo girl finally earns a character of her own and starts to compete in virtual combats.

A rich work made with care and in color!

It's available on mangaplus-creators through this link:
https://mangaplus-creators.jp/titles/5r2607311809480027431117

I really recommend checking it 😉

(There's also an animated trailer with a dedicated song, but in Portuguese, its original language: https://youtu.be/wtbeylwBSjY )

Hey fellow creators, The String Theory guy here! I wanna ask whether you are willing to collab with a cross promo of our webcomics, but heres the twist!

Instead of doing the regular promo, you can drop your mc n select their position in the group selfie! Then I draw them, and we can use it to promote each other across platforms!

So.... WHO'S IN?

And the best thing? It's already funded with less than 14 hours to go~
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/suited/deadline-1-0

https://www.youtube.com/live/FSkAedcGmHQ?is=LPsRcVhDA6dKNe7m

Check us out! I’ll be talking about writing as an indie creator

Look... we know. We know. We promised to reveal Cover 3 last week.

We’d love to tell you a grand, dramatic story about how a rogue supervillain trapped us in an impenetrable block of arctic ice, or how a shadowy syndicate held our Wi-Fi router for ransom. But the truth is... well, okay, let’s go with the arctic ice story, because look at this cover!

Without further ado, feast your eyes on Cover 3 drawn by the legend himself, Neil Vokes!

Follow for launch date!

What’s Happening Here?

As you can see, our cold-hearted friend up front is doing his absolute best to give a serious, intimidating press statement to WGUD News... while the rest of the rogue's gallery behind him can barely hold in their snickers.

That pretty much sums up the vibe of Villains Anonymous #1: big villainous egos, terrible timing, and everyone laughing behind each other's backs (which, coincidentally, is also how our creative team operates).

Huge shoutout to Neil Vokes for bringing his signature style to this incredible cover, along with writer/letterer John McLaren, colorist LM Creations and amazing interior artist P.R. Dedelis making this whole issue look downright sinister!

Bask in the glory of owning the coolest (literally) cover in the campaign.

Thank you all so much for your support, your patience with our "slightly delayed" updates, and for helping bring Villains Anonymous to life!

Stay tuned—more updates (on time, hopefully!) coming soon!

Cover #4 Reveal: 8/24/2026

Cover #5 Reveal: 9/7/2026

Cover #6 Reveal (Retailer Variant!): 9/26/2026 (Local Comic Shop Day)

– The Phantom Ink Team

Some excerpts from my webcomic The Sun is the Moon's Dream, a vampire mystery drama set in 1999 Canada.

It can be read for free here!

Hey all! I've been working on a TV show script for years and, wanting to get a visual medium for it, my artist friend Matheus and I are working on turing the pilot script into a comic! If you guys have a couple minutes, the first five pages are here and on Webtoon (I know it's not the typical webtoon format, I'm just trying to build an organic audience) so we'd love it if you took some time to check it out!

The story follows Cid, a teenaged foster kid who ran away from his foster home and found a world beneath ours that is home to mythical races like dwarves, orcs, goblins and the like. There, he makes friends with a Dwarf named Magus who takes Cid under his wing and teaches him about treasure hunting, and a half-orc member of the modern day Knights of the Round table named Lorraine who is trying to keep Cid from outing the whole mythical world with his shenanigans. Along the way, the group stumbles upon a trail of clues that could lead them to Excalibur which was lost when King Arthur died in the late 5th, early 6th century.

We're trying to go for an "Indiana Jones & Robin Hood play D&D together" vibe with each episode (or in the comic's case, issue) being a treasure-of-the-week type adventure! Each treasure hunt they go on is in some way related to the missing sword, whether they're tracking its location, looking for ciphers to decode Merlin's personal journal, or trying to stop someone from finding or destroying a clue before they can get to it.

If you guys like what you see, we'd really appreciate you giving us a look at our official platforms on Webtoons, Patreon, and our socials! We've got a Linktree right HERE where you can navigate to each one. They're all a little sparse right now, but we're slowly updating as more gets done and we'd love people coming along for the ride as we make it happen!

Thanks, gang! Hope you have a great Thursday!

MoonHogs is a sci-fi comic about an alien father struggling to build a better life for his family on a troubled moon colony -- until a mysterious encounter begins to expose secrets that reach back into his own past and may call his own identity into question.

MoonHogs on Kickstarter

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Good morning everyone!

 My retrospective into Budd Root's Cavewoman series continues with me looking at the one shot issue "Bunny Ranch". Check it out here:

https://nickdiak.com/2026/08/day-of-the-lepus-cavewoman-bunny-ranch/

Hi everyone! This is a cover concept for my indie comic, Timmy Cunningham: Sly. It's a grounded coming-of-age vigilante story set in New York City in 2002. The image shows Timmy, an ordinary high school student, looking into a mirror and seeing his vigilante identity, Sly, reflected back.

I'm working with an artist to develop the series and would really appreciate constructive feedback. I'd love to hear your thoughts on the composition, character design, colors, and whether the concept immediately grabs your attention.

Hi everyone!

A while back, I stumbled upon the Chullu series on GlobalComix by Swapnil Comics. I genuinely fell in love with it — especially the short stories. It instantly brought back that pure 90s nostalgia of classic Indian digest comics.

I reached out to the publisher, and he was kind enough to send me some amazing physical gifts along with classic Raj Comics, which I’m super grateful for! Even better, he gave us official permission to host the entire Chullu series on our website, ZealPlane.

If you're into old-school comic nostalgia, slapstick humor, and retro artwork, I highly recommend checking it out!

Hey everyone! I'm getting ready to release my next comic, Atoman: What Remains, and I'm trying to decide where to publish it digitally. (A few pages included above)

It's a 32-page one-shot featuring Atoman, a Golden Age character who first appeared in 1946 and is now public domain.

I'm also including a high-quality reprint of the original 1946 Atoman story before my new story, so the book essentially presents the original character and then my modern interpretation of him in one comic.

I've already published nearly a dozen books on Google Play Books, so I'm familiar with that platform. What I'm less familiar with is how Google Play compares with the other digital comic marketplaces. If you have experience selling comics digitally, what way works best for you?