If they don't, we'll change tactics and try again, you know? If they work out, we'll increase how much we do it.

Having those two things together just makes us want to experiment, try a few things. Putting great content into our subscription program is also incredibly important to us. It's something that's really important to us. Savage Game is now available via print-on-demand as well as digitally, and collections of Elephantmen and Ask for Mercy will also be offered in print.ĭavid Steinberger: I think the way I position it is, we are looking for the opportunities for us to be able to experiment changing and experimenting with release windows, releasing things episodically versus the binge method with Superfreaks. In a nod to the binge-watching method of Netflix and Amazon, the complete Superfreaks series is available to read now (as individual issues, not in graphic novel format). All are available now and free to read for members of Amazon Prime, Kindle Unlimited and comiXology Unlimited, and available for purchase on comiXology and Kindle.

Murray Superfreaks written by Elsa Charretier & Pierrick Colinet and illustrated by Margaux Saltel Elephantmen 2261: The Death of Shorty, the latest from the long-running Richard Starkings franchise, with artists Axel Medellin and Boo Cook and Ask For Mercy from Starkings and artist Abigail Jill Harding. The news is set to be unveiled Friday afternoon via a livestream on Twitch, with the initial lineup of creator-owned material unveiled: Savage Game, created by Ryan Kalil of the NFL's Carolina Panthers, written by Shawn Kittelsen, and art by Chris B. RELATED: comiXology Execs Pursue ‘Super-Diverse’ Comics for New Originals Line

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