Gun Street Girl (Volume I) and Hungry Ghosts, in collaboration with Wicker Man Studios. If you love samurais, the supernatural, horror and action, then these are for you - lucha.ca
Esta serie es la verdadera historia de Roberto Mercado, quien fue Batboy del equipo Puerto Riquense de beisbol famosos, Indios de Mayagüez, durante su temporada del milagro.
The Adventures of Super Yeiya & Tornado Man #2 - with another great cover by Andrea Montano
Ji-Ho & Suwon prints that were featured at the Woodstock Retro Comicon. Maybe we should run this one back 😁 🐶
Character designs for Ji-Ho and Suwon. It's always fun bringing new characters like these to life ❤️
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Ain’t Nobody Safe, By Any Means Necessary ✊
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Front and back cover for Gun Street Girl, Volume I. This was a lot of fun to design and layout 😁
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Olivia and Mateo are just two normal kids - until they get Super powers! Super Yeiya & Tornado Man - All ages manga fun, available soon for pre-order!
Lorena died in deep space. Can her soul make it home? Read a FREE preview now at luchacomics.com
Ji-Ho & Suwon, Volume I: A boy and his dog - who doesn't love a kids manga about a HUGE fluffy dog? Pre-orders coming soon!
Our story opens in 15th-century Japan. The land has been ravaged by war and famine. A samurai turned priest wanders this land, fighting supernatural threats while looking for redemption.
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Hispanic Heritage Month Day 30: Studiocomix is a key partner that has contributed to our success - and they also have a similar story. Alfonso Espinos is a Mexican entrepreneur who founded Canada's biggest indie press and retail storefront. Lucky to have him on our side.
Hispanic Heritage Month Day 29: Angel Mora drew over 1000 issues of Chanoc, outliving two writers (and its creator!)
Hispanic Heritage Month Day 28: There would not be a Lucha Comics without Colombian artist Andrea Montano, who has contributed to numerous titles for over 10 years. Be sure to follow @amo.illustration
Hispanic Heritage Month Day 27: Pepin is a Mexican comic book that was published DAILY at its peak (yes daily!). Here is some interior artwork from a golden age issue.



















