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Member since Sep 2025
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Portland's premier comic book and graphic novel publisher printing high quality, award-winning, and genuinely inclusive titles.
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Valiant is a leading character-based entertainment company with a library of over 2,000 characters, including X-O Manowar, Bloodshot, Harbinger, Shadowman, Archer & Armstrong and many more. Established in 1989, Valiant has sold over 81 million comic books, and today its characters continue to be forged in publishing, licensing, film, video games, and beyond.
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DYNAMITE was founded in 2004 and is home to several best-selling properties, including The Boys, The Shadow, Vampirella, Warlord of Mars, Bionic Man, Game of Thrones, SEAL Team Six, and more!
Followers: 19317
We Create... Comics. Home of Witchblade, Death Vigil, Aphrodite IX, Think Tank, Eclipse, The Tithe, Postal and more.
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Publishing the very best in science fiction, fantasy, and horror comics.
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Image publishes bestselling, award winning, creator-owned comics and graphic novels in nearly every genre, sub-genre, and style imaginable.
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DC is home to the world's Greatest Super Heroes, Villains, and everything in between.
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Publisher of comics, graphic novels, art books, and more. Home to KaBOOM!, BOOM! Box, and Archaia imprints.
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Dark Horse Comics was founded in 1986 by Mike Richardson as an offshoot of his Oregon comic-book retail chain, Things From Another World. Richardson pursued the idea of establishing an ideal atmosphere for creative professionals, and thirty years later the company has grown to become the third-largest comics publisher in the United States.
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Los Angeles based independent comic book publishing company started by writer-creator Tim Guest. He has an MFA in screenwriting and has written several documentaries including, "Cuba: The Forgotten Revolution," which received a local Emmy. But Tim was raised by superhero and monster movies and wanted to see his fictional work realized in its best suited medium and his most beloved: comic books.