Join Finn, Jake, and the rest of your faves from the Land of Ooo on a series of new adventures in the Adventure Time Encore Comic Bundle of Adventure Time comics from Oni Press. You’ll get 75 issues of wild quests, magical mishaps, and hilarious hijinks, featuring a rogues gallery of beloved baddies familiar to longtime fans as well as unexpected alliances and plenty of whimsical chaos, as only Adventure Time can provide. Plus, your purchase helps the Hero Initiative and the Book Industry Charitable Foundation.
Discover the sprawling, epic story of a swordsman and his son in our popular Lone Wolf and Cub bundle from Dark Horse Comics—back again for a limited time! This formative 1970s’ manga series, written by the brilliant Kazuo Koike and featuring the breathtaking visuals of Goseki Kojima, is widely regarded as one of the most influential works of graphic fiction ever created, inspiring countless storytellers, artists, and filmmakers across Japan and beyond. Read these and other classic Koike series like Crying Freeman and Lady Snowblood, and help support the Hero Initiative too.
Nonprofits live and die by the financial support they’re provided by supporters. and there’s still time to get your last-minute donations in before the end of the year. We have some handy comic focused charities, though there’s many more you can give to that are very worthy as well. Sound off in the comments with those you donate to!
Graphic Policy is asking you to support three worthy causes, the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund (CBLDF), Book Industry Charitable Foundation (BINC), the Hero Initiative, and Americans for the Arts Action Fund.
Binc is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to assisting booksellers in need. The Binc Foundation grew out of a wish of bookstore employees to establish a fund to help their colleagues experiencing unexpected financial crises. Binc is dedicated to assisting bookstore employees across the United States in their greatest time of need.
The organization has pivoted to help booksellers and comic shops during the current pandemic.
Binc’s assistance varies depending on the needs of retailers. Binc is focused on helping with expenses such as medical or personal household under the following circumstances:
If a bookstore employee contracts an illness and cannot go to work.
If a member of a bookseller’s household contracts an illness and the employee is forced to quarantine themselves to prevent further spread of the virus.
If a bookseller loses more than 50% of their scheduled work hours because residents are told not to go to work.
If a bookseller loses more than 50% of their scheduled work hours due to a mandatory quarantine.
The CBLDF receives more than a quarter of its annual budget in year-end gifts from supporters. But, that can change by helping donate on a special day like today!
All year-round, the CBLDF works hard to protect the right to read. Their efforts combat the rising tide of censorship facing students, educators, and libraries, and we continue to provide a valuable safety net for creators and retailers.
The organization has pivoted in the current period by becoming a resource for comic shops and creators in need of support, new ideas, or relief. They’ve become an invaluable one-stop shop to disseminate information to help the industry.
If you are thinking about an organization to donate to, we ask you to please consider their worthy efforts. Donations to CBLDF are fully tax-deductible in the year they are given. Please help CBLDF continue their important work by making a donation today, either by giving a holiday gift of a signed graphic novel, becoming a member, or making a tax-deductible cash contribution.
The Hero Initiative helps comic creators in need. Formed in 2000, the organization is a safety net for comic creators in need. The organization became a not-for-profit in 2001 and has since granted over $1,000,000 to over comic book creators who helped contribute to and build the industry into what it is today.
Hero creates a financial safety net for yesterdays’ creators who may need emergency medical aid, financial support for essentials of life, and an avenue back into paying work. It’s a chance for all of us to give back something to the people who have given us so much enjoyment.
Americans for the Arts Action Fund(Arts Action Fund) is a 501(c)(4) nonprofit membership organization affiliated with Americans for the Arts. They are the only national arts advocacy organization dedicating 100% of its time, money, and political clout to advancing the arts in America. Their mission is to mobilize one million citizens to join them in advocating for the arts and arts education around the country.
As a national leader in arts advocacy, they are committed to:
Stand up for every child’s right to a comprehensive arts education
Promote public policies that provide individuals and families affordable access to all forms of the arts
Rally national support for the arts
Build political influence to ensure bipartisan support for the arts
Keep our communities up-to-date with the latest information and how it impacts the arts.
Please donate so these three worthy organizations can continue their good works. If you have more suggestions of comic-related non-profits that people can donate to, sound off in the comments below.
Join Finn, Jake, and the rest of your faves from the Land of Ooo on a series of new adventures in the Adventure Time Encore Comic Bundle of Adventure Time comics from Oni Press. You’ll get 75 issues of wild quests, magical mishaps, and hilarious hijinks, featuring a rogues gallery of beloved baddies familiar to longtime fans as well as unexpected alliances and plenty of whimsical chaos, as only Adventure Time can provide. Plus, your purchase helps the Hero Initiative and the Book Industry Charitable Foundation.
Join Finn, Jake, and the rest of your faves from the Land of Ooo on a series of new adventures in this Humble Bundle of Adventure Time comics from Oni Press. You’ll get 75 issues of wild quests, magical mishaps, and hilarious hijinks, featuring a rogues gallery of beloved baddies familiar to longtime fans as well as unexpected alliances and plenty of whimsical chaos, as only Adventure Time can provide. Plus, your purchase helps the Hero Initiative and the Book Industry Charitable Foundation.
With nonprofits in need, both to help combat the current pandemic or impacted by the pandemic, a special #GivingTuesday is taking place today! #GivingTuesday is a day that highlights charities and the need to support them through donations (which often are tax-deductible).
Graphic Policy is asking you to support three worthy causes, the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund (CBLDF), Book Industry Charitable Foundation (BINC) and the Hero Initiative. Please sound off with more in the comments!
Binc is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to assisting booksellers in need. The Binc Foundation grew out of a wish of bookstore employees to establish a fund to help their colleagues experiencing unexpected financial crises. Binc is dedicated to assisting bookstore employees across the United States in their greatest time of need.
Binc’s assistance varies depending on the needs of retailers. Binc is focused on helping with expenses such as medical or personal household under the following circumstances:
If a bookstore employee contracts an illness and cannot go to work.
If a member of a bookseller’s household contracts an illness and the employee is forced to quarantine themselves to prevent further spread of the virus.
If a bookseller loses more than 50% of their scheduled work hours because residents are told not to go to work.
If a bookseller loses more than 50% of their scheduled work hours due to a mandatory quarantine.
The CBLDF receives more than a quarter of its annual budget in year-end gifts from supporters. But, that can change by helping donate on a special day like today!
All year-round, the CBLDF works hard to protect the right to read. Their efforts combat the rising tide of censorship facing students, educators, and libraries, and we continue to provide a valuable safety net for creators and retailers.
The CBLDF has worked locally to assist librarians, educators, and retailers navigate their rights and keep books on shelves.
If you are thinking about an organization to donate to, we ask you to please consider their worthy efforts. Donations to CBLDF are fully tax-deductible in the year they are given. Please help CBLDF continue their important work by making a donation today, either by giving a holiday gift of a signed graphic novel, becoming a member, or making a tax-deductible cash contribution.
The Hero Initiative helps comic creators in need. Formed in 2000, the organization is a safety net for comic creators in need. The organization became a not-for-profit in 2001 and has since granted over $1,000,000 to over comic book creators who helped contribute to and build the industry into what it is today.
Hero creates a financial safety net for yesterdays’ creators who may need emergency medical aid, financial support for essentials of life, and an avenue back into paying work. It’s a chance for all of us to give back something to the people who have given us so much enjoyment.
Please donate so these three worthy organizations can continue their good works. If you have more suggestions of comic-related non-profits that people can donate to, sound off in the comments below.
Dynamite Entertainment and Humble Bundle are joining forces to offer again one of the largest comic book bundles ever, celebrating classic comics from across the company’s 20 years! Fans are encouraged to take advantage of this incredible offer. It’s all available in a single tier for just a $20 minimum purchase. Buyers will receive an astonishing 20,000-plus pages of storytelling spanning numerous genres, featuring many top-tier creators, beloved characters, and stories from various eras. This is truly a deal you can’t afford to miss!
The likes of Red Sonja, Vampirella, Dejah Thoris, Army of Darkness, Project Superpowers, and so much more are represented here. Readers can whisk themselves away to worlds of fantasy, science fiction, horror, and super-heroics. All to celebrate two decades of Dynamite’s deluge of great releases. The publisher officially kicked off in 2004, debuting Army of Darkness comics, quickly followed by other early hits like Red Sonja, The Lone Ranger, and more making an immediate impact. Flash forward over 20 years and Dynamite remains a formidable force with smash-hit licensing partnerships with Disney, Warner Bros. Discovery, and other chart-climbers.
One of the best parts is that this bundle collaborates with The Hero Initiative. This nonprofit organization provides financial assistance and resources to comic book creators, both current and former, who are facing challenges in their lives, such as financial struggles, medical expenses, and other essential needs. It serves as a vital support network for this dedicated community and its most significant contributors.
A remarkable lineup of talented writers and artists has their works featured in this bundle. The impressive roster includes names like Garth Ennis, Alex Ross, Gail Simone, Christopher Priest, Tim Seeley, Amy Chu, Al Ewing, Rick Remender, Kevin Smith, Mike Carey, Kieron Gillen, Jason Shawn Alexander, Dan Abnett, Mark Millar, Grant Morrison, Roy Thomas, Frank Thorne, Peter Milligan, Rob Williams, Nancy A. Collins, John Cassaday, Leah Moore, John Reppion, Tom Sniegoski, Ron Marz, Frank Cho, Michael Avon Oeming, Andy Diggle, Neal Adams, John Buscema, and many others!
Typically, the items in this bundle would cost a reader more than $1,650, but this amazing, historic bundle is available for just $20. That’s a nearly 99% discount!
Bundle Contents:
Adolescent Radioactive Blackbelt Hamsters (2008) #1-4 Complete Alice in Wonderland #1-4 Army of Darkness Movie Adaptation Army of Darkness: Ashes 2 Ashes #1-4 Army of Darkness: Shop ‘Till You Drop Dead #1-4 Army of Darkness vs. Reanimator #1-4 Army of Darkness (2006) #5-13 Army of Darkness (2007) #1-27 Ash vs. the Army of Darkness #1-6 Tales of Army of Darkness Athena #1-4 Barbarella (2017) #1-4 The Black Bat #1-12 Blackbeard: Legend of the Pyrate King #1-6 Chaos! (2014) #1-6 Control #1-6 Dead Irons #1-4 Dejah Thoris (2016) #1-6 Dejah Thoris (2018) #0-10 Dejah Thoris (2019) #1-12 The Devilers #1-7 Devolution #1-6 DIE!namite #1-5 Complete Dracula #1-5 Ex-Con #1-5 Green Hornet (2010) #1-5 Jennifer Blood (2011) #1-36 Jennifer Blood: Born Again #1-5 Jennifer Blood: First Blood #1-6 The Ninjettes (2012) #1-6 John Carter: The End #1-5 Jungle Girl #0-5 Jungle Girl: Season 2 #1-5 Jungle Girl: Season 3 #1-4 Karma Original Graphic Novel Legenderry Tailspinners #1-3 The Mocking Dead #1-5
Peter Cannon: Thunderbolt (2010) #1-10 Peter Cannon: Thunderbolt (2018) #1-5 The Precinct #1-5 Project Superpowers #0-7 Project Superpowers: Chapter Two #0-12 Prophecy #1-7 Raise the Dead #1-4 Raise the Dead 2 #1-4 Reanimator (2015) #1-4 Marvel Feature (1975) #1-7 – Starring Red Sonja Red Sonja (1977) #1-15 Red Sonja (2006) #0-80 Red Sonja (2013) #0-18 Red Sonja (2016B) #0-20 Queen Sonja #1-35 Red Sonja: Unchained #1-4 Red Sonja: Wrath of the Gods #1-5 Red Sonja/Tarzan #1-6 Legends of Red Sonja #1-5 Red Sonja: Ballad of the Red Goddess Original Graphic Novel Seduction of the Innocent #1-4 Sheena: Queen of the Jungle #0-10 Sherlock Holmes (2009) #1-5 Super Zombies #1-5 Lord of the Jungle (2011) #1-15 Lords of the Jungle #1-6 Terminal Hero #1-6 Thhun’Da #1-5 A Train Called Love #1-10 Vampirella (1969) #1-14 Vampirella (1997) #1-6 Vampirella (2010) #1-26 Vampirella Strikes (2013) #1-6 Vampirella (2017) #0-11 Vampirella (2019) #0-6 Weaver #1-6
Hero Initiative, the charity that helps comic book creators in medical or financial need, will host six amazing creators at its booth at the 2025 Baltimore Comic-Con, October 17-19, 2025 at the Baltimore Convention Center. Tickets can be purchased online now.
Founder of the legacy indy comic book publisher and studio Devil’s Due, Josh Blaylock is not only a prolific comic book writer and artist, but an expert in licensing and pop culture trends. He began publishing comics while still a teenager, rising to fame six years later with the license acquisition and resurrection of G.I. Joe, Voltron, and other classic properties in the comic space, to huge success. The first of their kind, his comics launched a nostalgia wave that is still felt to this day, and pioneered a trend of independent publishers seizing the spotlight by revitalizing major licensed brands. He is most known for his supernatural action comic Mercy Sparx, and the world of characters surrounding it (currently in development as a major motion picture), with several other creations translated into toys, film, and television. Having published and written over 1,000 comic books with over $70 million in sales, Josh also regularly collaborates on projects in entertainment, fashion, and tech, including for North Coast Music Fest, Adidas, Pixel Vault, Hannibal Buress, Diplo, 0n1 Force, A System of a Down, Louis the Child, and more. His non-fiction book, How to Self-Publish Comics: Not Just Create Them, was made required reading at Savannah College of Art & Design.
Aaron Campbell is known for his critically acclaimed work on titles including Hellblazer: Dead in America, Suicide Squad: Blaze, and the award-winning John Constantine: Hellblazer. He is the co-creator of Infidel (Image Comics), named one of the best horror stories of all time and one of the best books of 2018 by NPR. Aaron is also the co-writer of West of Sundown (Vault Comics) as well as being a prolific cover artist.
Matthew Clark started his career in earnest in 1997 working at the art studio, Studiosaurus. In 1999, Matthew became the regular artist on DC’s Wonder Woman, following that with Felon from Top Cow (written by frequent collaborator Greg Rucka). Since then, Clark has worked for DC Comics (including Teen Titans, The Outsiders, Adventures of Superman, Doom Patrol), Marvel (notably, Ghost Rider, The Punisher, The Amazing Spider-Man), and Valiant (Bloodshot, Harbinger), as well as contributing artwork for Kurt Busiek’s acclaimed series, Astro City. Matthew is currently recovering from a triple bypass operation and has started his rehabilitation as of this writing.
Brian Haberlin is an award winning American comic book artist, writer, editor, and producer. He is best known as the co-creator of the Witchblade franchise and for his innovative augmented reality and pioneering digital art style.
Haberlin started his career working at Lorimar/Warner Brothers Television, but eventually he gave up his job at Warner Brothers in order to pursue a career in comics, his life-long passion.
Haberlin began his career in comics working at Top Cow Productions, where he developed most of the modern methods of comic book production used today. He rose to VP of Creative Affairs while there and ran the creative side of the company. While there he co-created Witchblade, prompted by the lack of realistic female superheroes in comics. The Witchblade franchise has since expanded to include multiple spin-offs, a live action television series, and an anime series.
Haberlin formed his own studio soon after, producing work for Marvel Comics, DC Comics, and Image Comics. He then started Avalon Publishing. Through Avalon, he published/created many successful fantasy and sci-fi titles, including Stone (highest selling independent comic the year released), a fantasy series which incorporated elements of Filipino mythology, Aria (#2 selling comic in the U.S. in its release), an urban fantasy, Area 52, a science fiction title, Nine Rings of the Wu-Tang, and M-Rex, which has been adapted into the successful Cartoon Network series Generator Rex. And many others.
Haberlin became Editor in Chief for Todd McFarlane Productions in 2006, and penciled and inked its flagship title, Spawn, for two years during David Hine’s run as writer.
In 2012, Haberlin formed Anomaly Productions with Skip Brittenham to produce truly innovative cross-platform content, and comics that routinely sell out and are top sellers in their releases, with Anomaly, Anomaly: The Rubicon, Shifter, Faster Than Light, Between Worlds, Sonata, Creative Creature Catcher, The Marked, Hellcop, and Lighthouse at the End of the Universe currently in release as graphic novels, comics, children’s books, and augmented reality apps, with the upcoming, Fury Formula and Love Inc. to debut in the coming months.
He has been featured in many books and magazines around the world such as: Wired, Rolling Stone, Imagine FX, 3D World, Creating Comics from Start to Finish, Secrets of Painter Experts, and Secrets of ZBrush Artists to name just a few.
He routinely speaks around the country and world from The Wall Street Journal’s All Things D, to the South Korean KOCCA academic conference and currently has 3-4 hours of his own panels each year at San Diego Comic Con.
Haberlin also runs Digitalarttutorials.com and Traditionalarttutorials.com that produce art education tutorials from his methods. He teaches comic art at Minneapolis College of Art and Design, and his work is in the permanent collection at the Smithsonian Museum.
Haberlin has also entered the fine art community, being featured recently in two prestigious magazines: American Art Collector (cover) and Beautiful Bizarre Magazine, and having his work featured in five gallery shows this year.
Jamal Igle is the recipient of the 2011 Inkpot Award for Outstanding Achievement in Comic Art. He is writer/artist/creator of Molly Danger for Action Lab Entertainment, the co-creator of Venture with Dynamo 5 creator/writer Jay Faerber, and the penciller/co-creator of The Wrong Earth with writer and Editor in Chief, Tom Peyer for AHOY Comics. Jamal is a comic industry veteran whose detailed pencils have graced books as varied as The Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, the all-ages action miniseries Race Against Time, as well as mainstream hits such as G.I. Joe, Iron Man, Spider-Man, and Green Lantern. Jamal has served as the series artist for popular runs on Firestorm the Nuclear Man, Nightwing, Tangent: Superman’s Reign, Superman, Supergirl, and Zatanna for DC Comics, Noble Causes for Image Comics, and a four-issue run on New Warriors for Marvel Comics.
Jamal recently completed the sequel to the hit series Black called White from Black Superpowers/Black Mask Studios, and The Wrong Earth: Night and Day, The Mysterious Micro-Face for NPR Planet Money, and Milestones in History for DC Comics. Jamal also worked with legendary Batman writer Scott Snyder on his new creator-owned series, Dudley Datson and the Forever Machine for Comixology.
Currently, Jamal is hard at work on the newest volume of The Wrong Earth as well as helping shape the next generation of comics creators at The School of Visual Arts in New York City.
Mike Norton is the creator of the Eisner and Harvey award-winning webcomic, Battlepug and the co-creator and artist of Grumble as well as the critically-acclaimed Revival. He has worked for Marvel, DC, Dark Horse, and just about everybody else. He likes to pet dogs, drink beer, and watch movies you wouldn’t see on a dare.
This year’s confirmed guests for the show include: Kaare Andrews (Spider-Man: REIGN 2), Eddy Barrows (Superman), Jeremy Bastian (Cursed Pirate Girl), Marty Baumann ((Pixar artist), John Beatty (Marvel Super Heroes: Secret Wars), Josh Blaylock (Mercy Sparx, courtesy of Hero Initiative), Russ Braun (The Boys), Mark Buckingham (Fables), Letizia Cadonici (House of Slaughter), Jim Calafiore (NED, Lord of the Pit), Richard Case (Doom Patrol), Keith Champagne (Stranger Things), Howard Chaykin (Time Squared), Jo Chen (Runaways), Jim Cheung (Young Avengers), Frank Cho (Harley Quinn), Amy Chu (Emma Frost: The White Queen), Chris Claremont (X-Men), Matthew Clark (Adventures of Superman, courtesy of Hero Initiative), Becky Cloonan (Somna), Steve Conley (The Middle Age), Michael W. Conrad (Manowar: Invictus), Dani (Sensational Wonder Woman), Alan Davis (Excalibur), Deans Family Productions (Crass Fed), Jeff Dekal (Something is Killing the Children), Kevin Delgado (Tuff Stuff, courtesy of Comics and Collectibles R Us), Vito Delsante (Stray), Todd Dezago (The Perhapanauts), Garth Ennis (The Boys, Saturday and Sunday only), David Finch (Moon Knight), Trish Forstner (Feral), Franco (Deadman Tells the Spooky Tales), Barbara Friedlander (Swing with Scooter), Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez (DC Nation), Chris Giarrusso (Mini Marvels), Dan Goldman (Unfinished Business), Randy Green (Witchblade). Mike Grell (Green Arrow: The Longbow Hunters), Brian Haberlin (Spawn, courtesy of Hero Initiative), Dean Haspiel (The Red Hook), Mike Hawthorne (Deadpool), Marc Hampel (Sandman), Scott Hanna (Amazing Spider-Man), Jamal Igle (Superman, courtesy of Hero Initiative), Chris Kemple (Artist Alley Comics), Phillip Kennedy Johnson (Incredible Hulk), Derek Kirk Kim (The Last Mermaid), Dan Krall (House of Night), Adam Kubert (Wolverine), Jae Lee (Inhumans), Tula Lotay (Barnstormers), Nate Lovett (Dungeons & Dragons), Kevin Maguire (Justice League), Alex Maleev (Star Wars: Boba Fett – Black White and Red), Laura Martin (Nubia: Queen of the Amazons), Shawn Martinbrough (Red Hood: The Hill), Ron Marz (Green Lantern), Charlie McElvy (Spider-Squirrel), Mike McKone (Red Goblin), Bob McLeod (New Mutants), Adriana Melo (Action Comics), Josh Middleton (Aquaman), Al Milgrom (Spectacular Spider-Man), Mark Morales (Thor), Trevor Mueller (Albert the Alien), Sarah Myers (TMNT Saturday Morning Adventures), Tom Nguyen (The Switch), Mike Norton (Battlepug, courtesy of Hero Initiative), Kevin Nowlan (Batman: Sword of Azrael), Dan Parent (Sabrina the Teenage Witch), John J. Pearson (In Bloom), Andrew Pepoy (Simone & Ajax), Barbara Perez Marquez (The Cardboard Kingdom), David Petersen (Mouse Guard), Khoi Pham (Star Wars: Darth Vader), Tom Raney (Green Lantern), Amy Reeder (Power Girl), Esad Ribic (Conan the Barbarian), Afua Richardson (Kahhori: Reshaper of Worlds), Don Rosa (Uncle $crooge), Craig Rousseau (Herculoids), Jim Rugg (Street Angel), Andy Runton (Owly), Stuart Sayger (Conan the Barbarian), Joseph Schmalke (Seven Years in Darkness, courtesy of Groundbreaking Comics), Bart Sears (Deathstroke), Declan Shalvey (Old Dog), Louise Simonson (The Death of Superman 30th Anniversary Special), Walter Simonson (Thor), Don Simpson (Megaton Man), Jeff Smith (Bone), John K. Snyder III (Suicide Squad), Mark Sparacio (Chelsea Dagger and the Women of Excalibur), Joe Staton (Dick Tracy), Karl Story (The Mandalorian), Zoe Thorogood (It’s Lonely at the Centre of the Universe), Billy Tucci (Shi), Brian K. Vaughan (Spectators, Friday and Saturday only), Gus Vazquez (Sunfire and Big Hero Six), Charles Vess (Stardust), Mark Waid (Justice League Unlimited), Mark Wheatley (Breathtaker), Matt Wieringo (Stargate Atlantis: Gateways), Keith Williams (Web of Spider-Man), Maria Wolf (Phoenix), Rich Woodall (Electric Black), John Workman (Wild Things), Kelly Yates (Doctor Who), and Thom Zahler (Love and Capes).
Humble Bundle has partnered with Clover Press to deliver members a lesson in the art of storytelling with Clover Press’ The Art of Storytelling Book Bundle. Lose yourself in outstanding graphic novels and ebooks rich with narrative depth and striking visuals. Follow the mystery of Jay Gatsby in a vivid reimagining of the Roaring Twenties in The Great Gatsby, experience a modern retelling of an ancient classic in Dracula of Transylvania, and explore a cautionary tale of corporate greed in BILLI 99. Plus, your purchase helps support The Hero Initiative.
Humble Bundle has partnered with Clover Press to deliver members a lesson in the art of storytelling with Clover Press’ The Art of Storytelling Book Bundle. Lose yourself in outstanding graphic novels and ebooks rich with narrative depth and striking visuals. Follow the mystery of Jay Gatsby in a vivid reimagining of the Roaring Twenties in The Great Gatsby, experience a modern retelling of an ancient classic in Dracula of Transylvania, and explore a cautionary tale of corporate greed in BILLI 99. Plus, your purchase helps support The Hero Initiative.
