By: Nicole D’Andria Caleb Thusat (Supercats) has another ambitious project being featured on “Kickstart the Week.” The Neverland is a sequel to J.M. Barrie’s Peter Pan novel that can stand on its own. This first issue immediately undertakes a unique approach as the events unraveling are sparked during the global pandemic.
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By: Nicole D’Andria Inspired by the likes of Back to the Future and The Terminator, Flytrap is a time travel story about the destructive power of inspiration! I’m talking with creator/writer Caleb Thusat all about his science-fiction journey.
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By: Nicole D’Andria In a home on the border of France during WWII, a family finds a dark past and a cat named Nook. For the first time, the hardcover version of Nook is available on Kickstarter, and I’m speaking with creator/writer Caleb Thusat about the demented dreams he had that led to the creation of this haunting graphic novel! Inspired by Caleb’s dreams and the works of Guillermo del Toro, Nook follows a family fleeing from WWII German. A young girl by the name of Avery and…
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By: Nicole D’Andria Death isn’t the end. At least not in Alter-Life. We’re exploring this mind-bending sci-fi comic book series today with the creative team. Jake losses his family in a tragic car accident. He decides to end his own life, but then finds out he can’t die. So Jake tries again and again, and every time he comes back, the world has changed slightly. What does this mean and why does Jake have this mysterious ability? Find out in Alter-Life.The series is written by Caleb Thusat (ZED, The Nook)…
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By: Nicole D’Andria Today we’re showcasing the buddy-roadtrip-zombie-superhero comic ZED. The first issue is on Kickstarter right now and I spoke with the creative team about their fresh take on the zombie genre. In the world of ZED, the zombie outbreak has come to a close. On day 900 of the outbreak, a PH vaccine was created by the genius scientist Samuel Grace. His vaccine prevents anyone who takes it from becoming infected, but it cannot help those who are already infected. However, creating a vaccine takes guinea pigs. Samuel…
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