Zenescope is famous for putting their own signature spin on a lot of classic fables, including the Victorian world of vampires and those who hunt them. Their own Liesel Van
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Grimm Fairy Tales and its spinoff Robyn Hood are still going. These were once publisher Zenescope’s flagship titles, and I suppose in a sense they still are, but they exist
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Given that the bread and butter for comic book publisher Zenescope — since its inception — has been taking public domain concepts and turning them into shameless, embarrassing T&A shows,
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The comic book industry has been rocked by the COVID-19 pandemic harder than most, given that its main physical distribution centers tend to be mom-and-pop operations in cramped locations. It
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While interest in comic books has grown in recent years, it’s mostly been in areas that the long-standing Big Boys like Marvel and DC do not cater to. Things like
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Zenescope is a comic book and graphic novel publisher founded by Joe Brusha and Ralph Tedesco in 2005. Through their 15-year existence they’ve developed both original and licensed material and
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Scribd, a subscription service that provides an all-you-can eat selection of books and audiobooks, has now added comic books to its lineup. Available today, Scribd’s comic section contains more 10,000
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There was a lot of big news from today’s Comic-Con International in San Diego, but this little bit might have the biggest eventual impact on actual comic books. ComiXology, the
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