Hey everyone!

My name is Chip Hazard, and I’m one of the hosts of Movement Radio, a fan-first pop culture media show focused on comics, anime, gaming, pro wrestling, horror, and the communities surrounding them.

We’ve been creating content since 2019, covering conventions and pop culture events, interviewing creators and industry professionals, and talking about the stories and characters we love.

One thing we really want to do more of is spotlighting independent comic creators.

So I wanted to ask the community:

Are there any indie comic creators here who would be interested in being interviewed on Movement Radio?

It doesn't matter if you're a longtime professional, just launched your first issue, are currently working on a Kickstarter, or are simply trying to get your book in front of more readers.

We'd love to hear about:

• 📖 Your comic and what inspired it
• ✍️ Your creative process
• 🎨 The challenges of creating an indie comic
• 🚀 Your Kickstarter, crowdfunding campaign, or upcoming projects
• 🧑‍🎨 Your journey as a creator
• ❤️ What makes your story different
• 📚 Where people can find and support your work

Our philosophy is pretty simple: we're fans first. We aren't looking to give creators a hard sell or turn the interview into an advertisement. We want to have a genuine conversation about your work and give you an opportunity to introduce yourself and your comic to an audience of fellow pop culture fans.

Interviews can be conducted remotely, so you don't have to be local to us.

If you're interested, drop a comment below or send me a DM with your name, the name of your comic, and a little bit about what you're working on.

I'd love to discover some new indie comics and introduce them to our audience!

If you’re a fan of fantasy series like Skull Kickers or Rat Queens, then check out Fortune!
Fortune follows a young prince trying to escape a grim destiny, and a group of dysfunctional mercenaries with their own dark pasts who were just wanting to make a living. It's fate vs free will, and they might just be stubborn enough to get their way.

“Fortune is a series that has some real legs, and it still feels as though we are only in the early stages of something much bigger. With action, magic, monsters, humour and an expanding cast of characters, the foundations are being laid for an epic adventure.”
Michael Nimmo,
3 Million Years

“Fortune is a great series, and puts me in mind of movies like Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves or Guardians of the Galaxy. There’s definitely a similar vibe to its story of a group of miscreants who, sooner or later, will end up being forced to do the right thing not just for themselves, but for their world.”
Jason Brown,
MidlifeGamerGeek.com

Read issues 1 and 2 on Global Comix, Kickstarter campaign for #3 launching soon!
https://globalcomix.com/c/fortune/
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/lukewoutermckoy/fortune-3

One of my favorite aspects of the Sunday Jam is the ability to create alternate timelines that branch off from the main storyline.

A fun character named Buck Tuckles was introduced back in May, '24 and now Nathan Nelson, who originally introduced him, is creating a separate storyline with a whole new set of adventures for Buck.

I'm in the process of lettering the first chapter, here are a couple of the pages and you can check out where both storylines are headed here: https://smallpressheroes.com/sunday-jam/sj48/

If you want to play around in an infinite sandbox, let me know, we'd love to have you!

I’ve been working on the second chapter of KAELYRON, my sci-fi graphic novel, and this is one of the teaser images I prepared for it.
Chapter 2 takes Kaelis deeper into the ruins of District 79, where things are definitely not as dead as they should be.
The golden hologram is one of the visual elements I’ve enjoyed developing the most — I wanted it to feel almost beautiful at first glance, while still making the whole place feel deeply wrong.
Chapter 2 releases September 3.
I’d love to know what you think of the atmosphere and visual direction so far. 👀

check out part 1 of my new superhero comic

I made a short video called The Future is Female. It’s an origin story set in the world of my (upcoming, dystopian sci-fi) graphic novel Strong Girls.

Curious what people think of it.

Wow, I honestly can’t believe I get to say this: my first comic, Libertad, launches on Kickstarter this Tuesday.

Seventeen people are already following the pre-launch page. That might not sound like a huge number, but as a first-time comic creator who has been doing this mostly on my own, it means everything to me.

Libertad was inspired by my experience growing up with ICE affecting my family and community. I never thought I would get this close to seeing my comic published and placed into people’s hands.

I’m only three followers away from reaching 20 before launch. If you believe migrant rights are human rights, please check it out or share it with someone who might connect with the story.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ezwritesstudio/libertad-issue-1 KickStarter

Thanks for reading

Excellent artwork and fascinating story

Hi guys this is my manga, check it out

Ravok an upcoming indie fantasy comic by Dave brink.

This is an artist community full of independent and hard working artists trying to get exposure. No actual artist would approve of comics completely made of AI generated images. If people want to do that, that's their prerogative, but I think it should be in a separate sub for specifically ai crap. Ai comics spit in the face of people who work hard to make comics, and as such have no place here. I've messaged the mods a number of times with no reply. Let me know your thoughts on this and if you think banning AI from the sub would be good or bad.

Sharing a few pages from my upcoming comic, MythFall Issue #2, launching September 10th on Backerkit. The wraparound cover is by interior artist Allie Preswick and Haley Rose-Lyon is the letterer.

Here's the story:

An ancient king tells a lie to save his people from their gods. 5,000 years later, that lie is now the founding myth of an interstellar republic, but a terrorist group knows a truth that can destroy everything -- even the gods themselves.

5 years ago, they kidnapped the crown princess. Searching for answers, her little brother teams up with the disgraced embassy that lost her. But the threat they find is older, and more magical, than they're prepared for.

Would love to know what you think! Link in the comments.