Heroes come in all sizes and all backgrounds. The top indie comics: July 14th show that anybody can be an inspiration, a purveyor of hope, and a hero.
Author: Jason Flatt
Jason Flatt
Jason is the Sr. Editor at But Why Tho? and producer of the But Why Tho? Podcast. He's usually writing about foreign films, Jewish media, and summer camp.
A Psalm for the Wild-Built is utterly profound yet simple, placid, and a joy to read as it delivers perhaps the best robot story since Asimov
From strong beginnings to powerful endings, these stories are some of the best indie comics: July 7th, including Karma, Middlewest, Mamo, and Nocterra
Mamo #1 follows Jo as she goes searching for the Witch of Haresden to help cure her mother of a curse and release the whole town.
These indie comics: June 30th embody some of the best family stories, from siblings to parents and children, to lovers, to found family.
In Darling #1, an 8-year-old is missing and Francis Darling, a New York City vagabond with a drug addiction, is struggling to get by
Specter Inspectors and other queer comics are important for many people for many reasons, including how they might help you name your queerness
Godzilla Rivals Vs Hedorah #1 pits the two long-time rival against one another in the backdrop against a surprisingly and satisfyingly emotional plot