Tag: 215 Ink
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215 Ink Bringing Catalogue to comiXology
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Publisher 215 Ink will now be making its titles available via digital comics platform comiXology.
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215 Ink Ignition Anthology Showcases Over 80 Indie Talents
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in Comic NewsComic book anthologies are nothing new, particularly in the digital era, but few are as tomesome as 215 Ink’s Ignition Volume 1. This collection of “shorts from over 80 of the industry’s newest and most innovative creators” comes in at a whopping 300 pages. Presumably each effort will be around 3-5 pages in length. While…
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Jennie Wood’s ‘Flutter’ to Gender Bend in 2013
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Jeff McComsey, creator of the New York Times best-selling anthology, FUBAR: Empire of the Rising Dead, is teaming with fellow FUBAR contributor Jennie Wood to bring us Flutter, Volume One: Hell Can Wait, a 110-page, full color graphic novel.
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215 Ink Releases $99 Android Tablet, Digital Line-up and Exclusive Baltimore Comic Con Posters
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in Comic NewsIndie publisher 215 Ink seems to be executing some long-planned clusterfuck on the comic industry this year, with a spate of new releases both physical and digital coming out in September.
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Creator of 215 Ink’s Kuzimu Hopes to Sketch his way to NYCC
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in Comic NewsBrett Uren, author of 215 Ink’s rather beautiful looking Kuzimu, is seeking funding to help promote his new book at the New York Comic Con this Saturday the 13th and Sunday 14th of October, via an indiegogo campaign.
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Sean Dietrich’s Catalepsy Comic Review
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2007, 215 Ink Written and Illustrated by: Sean Dietrich From the skewed mind of Sean Dietrich (Industriacide, Fervor) comes Catalepsy, a short but sweet tale of aeroplanes, alcoholism and afterlife. To divulge much of its plot, or indeed compare it to Adrian Lyne’s classic 90s psychological thriller with which it share its central concept, would…
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Massive Awesome #1 Comic Book Review
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$2.99, 215 Ink Story: Stephen Lindsay Art: Rolf Lejdegård, Daniel Thollin I went into Massive Awesome with no clue as to what it was about. 215 Ink should be commended on this first issue’s standard edition cover, which depicts a group of monstrous ninjas, for not revealing the series’ two, er, unique protagonists. You see,…