Tesseracts, a long-running series of SF anthologies published by EDGE Science Fiction & Fantastic Publishing, has announced an open call for its 19th book, and its theme is an intriguing one: “Superheroes! Supervillains! Superpowered antiheroes. Super scientists. Adventurers into the unknown. Costumed crimefighters. Mutant superterrorists. Far-future supergroups. Crusading aliens in […]
Iron Circus Comics, who previously published The Sleep of Reason horror anthology, has now set its sights on science fiction and fantasy: “New World is a black-and-white sci-fi/fantasy comic anthology set to debut in the spring of 2015. Iron Circus Comics is currently seeking 8–10 submissions with the theme of exploration, colonization, […]
An open call for an intriguing new comics anthology! The editors are looking for SF/fantasy stories that feature queer characters and themes (gay, bi, transgendered, etc.). The deadline for submitting initial story synopsis and art samples for Beyond is December 15. The deadline for finished stories is April 10, 2014. […]
Greetings Cloudscape and other giants! As part of this month’s mission in drawing attention to our upcoming Giants of Main Street anthology, we are initiating “Draw a Giant” week. Draw a picture of a giant, any giant, and send it to me, the Cloudscape webmaster, at webmaster@cloudscapecomics.com. In keeping with […]
After completing its ghost story collection, Gurukitty Studios is putting together a new anthology. This one, entitled “Once Upon a Time,” will have folk and fairy tales as its central theme: “We are all familiar with the mainstream typical stories such as Sleeping Beauty, Red Riding Hood, Beauty and the […]
The Cloudscape Comics Society is now taking story submissions for our sixth comics anthology, Giants of Main Street. Following our successful forays into science fiction, historical drama, and travel fiction, for this book we are seeking out fantasy stories set in an urban environment. The ideal story for Giants of […]
Elfquest is a fantasy comic created by Wendy and Richard Pini in 1978. It was a significant creation in numerous ways: a self-published comic that got mainstream attention, a prominent comic that didn’t feature superheroes, a comic created by a woman and which was as much directed towards girls as […]
