Saturday, March 31, 2012
Archaia Comics: An Amazing Comic Publisher You May Never Heard Of
Up until WonderCon, the only one of the titles that I'd heard of, from very far corners of some of my geek circles, was the Mouse Guard series by David Petersen. But I never ventured off into the realm until last month when I came across the Archaia booth. As I searched through the different graphic novels they offered, I began wondering why I had never really heard of them before. The incredibly intriguing thing, and the thing I love the most, is how much creative freedom their creators are given. Many of their titles are fully drawn and written by the creator, while others work with only their closest collaborators. It gives these books a very different feel from the major comic publishers. There's no crossovers that connect the different series they offer, no real publisher interference that you seem in some cases, nothing like that. This is real, unadulterated, creative freedom at it's finest. It's made me really fall in love with this publisher and the things they put out.
Labels:
Archaia,
Comics,
Dark Crystal,
David Petersen,
Days Missing,
Fraggle Rock,
Jim Henson,
Labyrinth,
Moon Lake,
Mouse Guard,
Okko,
Return of the Dapper Men,
Rust,
Tale of Sand,
The Storyteller,
Tumor
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