We at Oleander Kingdom and Studio Shonen have a great announcement!!

We have a merchandising agreement with a well known online seller of manga,anime,and gamer swag...

Visit our new partner at: www.oatakuware.com

Hope you see something you like and tell all your friends too.

Lore catches that Jeff Rowland has released his mini-comic The Case of the Missile Crisis online for free.

September 21, 1995 saw the beginning of a unique little science fiction and supernatural themed comic strip called Deathworld. Eleven years have passed since then, and Deathworld just keeps going!

Having expanded into a full-fledged universe that has spawned eight self-published mini-comics and a card battle game, Deathworld shows no signs of stopping any time soon.

Oops! My news for today was supposed to be about BVC's new short story "Elysium" but it seems that Comicon's The Pulse has relaunched its "Intro to Webcomics" series and today's featured title is Shades. So I ought to mention that, really.

Ah, well ... take your pick! Read about "Elysium" in the BVC Forum, go see the first two pages of Elysium pencils in our "Workshop" section or read about Shades at The Pulse. Whichever you choose - it's all good stuff!

New strip today! Â Click the panel to go!

The Front, the weekly-updating "six issue mini-series" featuring action, robots, alien metal, explosions, teen angst, and abominable snowmen, is wrapping up this October. At the time of this writing, there are four pages left.

Ted Slampyak’s Jazz Age comic has a new story called "Fargus". It takes place in Germany during World War I and shows how the series characters Professor Clifton M. Jennings and Dr. Hans Fargus first crossed paths.