[...] Hex (the movie more than the comic). I found it too strongly reminiscent of other stories I’d read before, but I’m not a fan of the supernatural Western. Speaking commercially, with the recent [...]

[...] When the panel was opened for questions, Steinberger gave away ComiXology t-shirts and Box 13 trades to the first four people. Gallaher and Ellis were asked about the work load involved with Box 13. They managed eight pages a week, but they also cited the positive experience of Zuda where they were producing regular material for High Moon. [...]

[...] two Zuda digital comic titles will be the same as those that first made it to print: Bayou and High Moon. Upcoming titles include John Zito and Tony Trov’s Black Cherry Bombshells, Dan Govar’s Azure, [...]

[...] … there’s no question that a relationship existed between [David] Gallaher [writer of High Moon, first Zuda winner] and [Drew] Rausch [creator of Eldritch]. That wasn’t evident at first, but [...]

[...] newest Zuda webcomic in print (after last fall’s High Moon) is The Night Owls. Online, this strip was the site’s second Instant Winner, meaning it was [...]

[...] High Noon looks kind of creepy, Johanna at Comics Worth Reading liked the artwork but not the pace. [...]