Indie comics and small press publishers are in a weird space with the collapse of Diamond Comic Distributors, which has led creators to scramble to figure out how to get their comics into stores and numerous businesses and models to launch in an attempt to fill the gap. Power Pulp is one of those startups and here to make it louder, weirder, and more creator-owned than ever. It’s not just another imprint—it’s a full-blown comics collective built by self-publishers with one goal: to get Stories for your third eye into the world.

A creator-led distro model disguised as a publisher, Power Pulp is offering something rare: 100% of profits go straight to the artists. No skimming, no IP hoarding, no corporate machine—just fiercely original work backed by a system that respects the source!

Each title in the Power Pulp catalog is handpicked for maximum impact—visually, narratively, and emotionally. From mind-bending one-shots to bold serials, these books don’t just look good on a shelf—they linger. Whether you’re a longtime Wednesday Warrior or an indie die-hard, this lineup is built to stir something.

Current titles include: 21st Century of Big Spider (Tony Fero), Ape-Men of the Apocalypse (Brad Dwyer), The Baboon (Jamie Jones), Chaotic Neutral (Chris Anderson & Mark Sable), Dino Beasts (James & John Coats), Dishoom (Sam J Royale), FutureLux (Scott Gerard Ruhl), Galacto Pit Fighter (Kirt Burdick), Galaxy Brigade (Mattchee), Kala Jadoo (Sam J Royale), Ninja IV (James & John Coats), Psychometrics  (Matt King), Rorg of the Blood Swamp (Pat Kain), Scorpio Venus Rising (Corinne Halbert), Soraya (Mattchee), Sorcery Wars (Mattchee), Spakow! (Jamie Jones), Spectral (Chris Anderson & David Accampo), Ulf Maverick (Tony Fero), with Emerald Emu (John Coats & Brian McCray), Galaxy Gods #2 (James Coats), Spakow #4 (Jamie Jones), and Scorpio Venus Rising #4 (Corrine Halbert), on the way!

To browse titles, get distro info, or plug directly into the collective, visit powerpulpcomics.com.