Welcome to the first feature for the month of April! You've come to expect the unexpected, to embrace the randomness and zaniness that transpires on April 1st. Rather than play some elaborate prank, I've decided that for today we're not running with a theme. Instead, I've just picked out five comics for you to check out.
There's no fooling around here: they're all fantastic. Read on to check them out, and let us know your favorite in the comments.
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1. Broken Gargoyles, Source Point Press, (cc/ @TravisM)
In this Dieselpunk post-WWI mini-series, two men come home from the war scarred and forgotten. One man is looking for redemption as the other looks for revenge. Both are on a collision course toward each other and nothing can stop them.
Story and Art by Bob Salley and Stan Yak
2. Knights of Geomora, Laura M Garcia, (cc/ @historiandancerart)
After spending years of moving, the Robinsons siblings are uprooted from life in the capitol to the peaceful hometown of their parents. At their arrival, the siblings discover a dark secret from their family's past! With newfound friends and allies, the Robinson clan become the new protectors of their homeland.
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Story and Art by Laura M Garcia
3. Wolvenheart, Mad Cave Studios, (cc/ @chrisfernandez)
Wolvenheart is an organization dedicated to monitoring anomalies in the space-time continuum. After the group is infiltrated and decimated by a cabal of history's most infamous villains, Sterling Cross, the organization's most prolific monster slayer, winds up trapped in an alternate reality where his only choice is to fight his way through time and change the course of history!
Story and Art by Alejandro Giraldo, Mark London, Miguel Angel Zapata
4. The Wallachian Library, The Heretic Locomotive, (cc/ @thehereticlocomotive)
For how long can the dead rest in peace?
Story and Art by The Heretic Locomotive
5. The Crimson Fly, SkipperWing!, (cc/ @cbyrd)
The Crimson Fly just wants to fight crime. Sadly, the world's a little more complicated than that. Can the Fly do good without getting arrested or killed?
Interactive/animated version here: http://www.thecrimsonfly.com
Story and Art by SkipperWing!
