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Ruptura Comics acquires Opus Comics’ Stock and launches a “We’ve Got You” campaign

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Ruptura Comics has acquired the remaining stock of Opus Comics. The publisher has inherited more than just the inventory, they’ve also inherited the frustrations and unresolved issues of many loyal readers.

Opus Comics launched in 2022 from Incendium, a “creative service business for the music industry.” The publisher inked a deal with the Frank Frazetta estate as well as bands like Disturbed, and released comics based on other properties like Bill and Ted. The publisher quickly fizzled with the last news in June 2023. The publisher left many hanging with outstanding orders and purchases.

Ruptura is attempting to make up for that with the “We’ve Got You” campaign. It’s a commitment to support and assist anyone affected by Opus Comics. Right now, they’re focusing on readers with pending orders for Cradle of Filth: Maledictus Athenaeum. They’re encouraging anyone with anything outstanding to contact Ruptura at customerservice@rupturacomics.com so they can resolve their cases and provide the service they deserve.

The campaign isn’t just about fulfilling orders—it’s an attempt to restore faith in an industry that the publisher feels should celebrate creativity, not leave readers in doubt. Ruptura in the announcement stated that they are “striving to create a real community rooted in transparency, integrity, and support.”

Ruptura recently teamed with Magma Comix to release Hell’s Half Acre and Rome Eternal. Ruptura was founded in the 1990s. amid the burgeoning scene of the so-called “new Mexican comic.” Over time, it has stepped in and out of the spotlight, changing its form and finding different ways to collaborate with other publishing houses.

In the acquisition from Opus Comics, they purchased a significant portion of the publisher’s physical stock through a closeout sale. This included comics, merchandise, and the license for Cradle of Filth: Maledictus Athenaeum. While they won’t be able to address and resolve all issues from Opus, they’re also working to engage the former licensors and explore solutions for the community.

Ruptura is going beyond fulfilling the outstanding Cradle of Filth: Maledictus, they have also announced a new project, Funeral in Carpathia which is on pre-sale now.

In the future, Ruptura is looking to revive other titles from Opus/Incendium, offer limited-edition merchandise, as well as more original stories.

Get a look at Magma Comix and Ruptura Estudios’ Hell’s Half Acre #1

Magma Comix, in partnership with Ruptura Estudios, has released a first-look at the thrilling western noir, Hell’s Half Acre #1.

Hell’s Half Acre, written by Magma founder and New York Times Best-selling author, Denton J. Tipton with art by Jack Jadson and Cover A by Ramon Bunge, the exciting new series features special character variant covers by Chris Evenhuis and the first issue has a variant cover by Eduardo Risso.

Life is changing fast in 1904 Nashville but the sins of the past live free in a place called Hell’s Half Acre—where you can find gambling, sex and most any other debauchery ever dreamed. None do it better than Miss Marion’s, where a mysterious gambler named Britt sets in motion a chain of events that will have lawmen and outlaws alike aiming to put him six feet under. Will the woman that Britt scorned be his downfall or salvation when Hell comes calling?

Ruptura Estudios was originally founded in the 1990s amid the burgeoning scene of the so-called “new Mexican comic.” Over time, it has stepped in and out of the spotlight, changing its form and finding different ways to collaborate with other publishing houses. Now, nearly 30 years since its inception, it returns with its core mission intact: help creators and readers on journeys throughout different realities.

The imprint will publish works of fiction with Hispanic appeal by creators from around the world, and will release two titles in 2024.

Hell’s Half Acre #1 drops in shops September 11th.

Hell's Half Acre #1

SDCC 2024: Magma Comix announces Rome Eternal

During their San Diego Comic-Con International panel Friday evening, Magma Comix announced the forthcoming title, Rome Eternal!

In collaboration with Ruptura Estudios, this pulse-pounding new series features Mexican writer Homero Rios and Argentine artist Diego Yapur as they flex their storytelling muscles in this brutal alternate history. 

In a world where the Roman Empire never fell, it now stands on the brink of collapse. For over two thousand years, Roman society has thrived, evolving into a technological and military powerhouse. Yet its immense power has bred corruption, making it vulnerable to a group of unique and fanatical individuals known as the Mithra Mysteries. To some, they are terrorists; to others, they are heroes. As their enigmatic leader reveals his bold plan to assassinate the Emperor, no one within Rome is safe!

For fans of The Man in the High Castle, East of West, and DC’s Elseworlds line, Rome Eternal #1 also features a beautifully illustrated variant cover from famed Malaysian artist Alan Quah. This new series drops in shops November 6. 

Magma Comix will be in attendance at San Diego Comic-Con International all throughout the weekend, booth #1709.

Magma Comix partners with Ruptura Estudios

Magma Comix is partnering with Ruptura Estudios! The imprint will publish works of fiction with Hispanic appeal by creators from around the world, and will release three titles in 2024, beginning with the thrilling Western-noir with a supernatural twist, Hell’s Half Acre.

In Hell’s Half Acre, written by Magma founder and New York Times Best-selling author, Denton J. Tipton with art and Cover A by Ramon Bunge, the exciting new series features special variant covers by Chris Evenhuis and the first issue has a retailer incentive cover by Glenn Fabry.

Life is changing fast in 1904 Nashville but the sins of the past live free in a place called Hell’s Half Acre—where you can find gambling, sex and most any other debauchery ever dreamed. None do it better than Miss Marion’s, where a mysterious gambler named Britt sets in motion a chain of events that will have lawmen and outlaws alike aiming to put him six feet under. Will the woman that Britt scorned be his downfall or salvation when Hell comes calling?

Ruptura Estudios was originally founded in the 1990s amid the burgeoning scene of the so-called “new Mexican comic.” Over time, it has stepped in and out of the spotlight, changing its form and finding different ways to collaborate with other publishing houses. Now, nearly 30 years since its inception, it returns with its core mission intact: help creators and readers on journeys throughout different realities.

Hell’s Half Acre #1 drops in shops June 5th.