21 Pulp News

Only the strong survive. Now that humans are long gone and Earth went on without them, that’s the only rule left.

It’s the next book in 21 Pulp’s effort to bring Italian publisher Shockdom’s beautiful lineup of (translated) OGNs to the United States.

21 Pulp is incredibly proud to be partnering with AfterShock Comics for Campisi: The Dragon Incident, the new book by James Patrick, Marco Locati, and Rachel Deering.

In comics shops on Aug 25th from 21 Pulp and Shockdom is the Celestial Archers TPB By Lucas Teixeirs and Gabriel Picolo!

Innovative comic book publisher 21 Pulp has announced they will partner with leading Italian comic publisher Shockdom to bring some of Shockdom’s wonderful library of titles to the United States.

The newest story from us here at 21 Pulp, Imposter arrived nationally on February 24th. And there were no shortage of stellar reviews!

Hero Hourly was released on Wednesday, November 18th to great success and reviews! Check out what these readers and fans had to say about the book: .@JamesPatrik Thanks for being so kind yesterday. Love Hero Hourly's societal commentary! Must read. @21pulp pic.twitter.com/NKWf7qbpTV — Big Hoss of Taterweasels (@Nervospanda) November 19, 2015 https://twitter.com/5MGO_Nerd/status/666987132725166082 https://twitter.com/CarlSmithWriter/status/667182835870994432 https://twitter.com/MindTrickdMedia/status/667508728552431616 HERO HOURLY #1: absolutely hilarious! This is really good & a bit raunchy. Start of a 3-issue mini-series pic.twitter.com/qnYWMu9WBq — kvl (@kvl_bye) November 19, 2015 So what are you waiting for? Pick up a copy of Hero Hourly from your local comic shop or directly from our site![/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column width=”1/1″][/vc_column][/vc_row]

The early reviews for Hero Hourly are in! We have included links to the authors and the original reviews in this post. Check below to read more! As Hero Hourly makes it way across the country and into the hands of many comic junkies, we have started receiving some awesome published reviews. Thank you, Geek Out – Southwest for the kind, in-depth review on Hero Hourly! Read the full review here.  Hear James Patrick speak to the Dueling Ogres on 21 Pulp, Hero Hourly and the transition from writer to a publisher. For the full podcast, click here! Check out our latest online review of our latest released book, Hero Hourly! Thank you Casey Bowker at DontForgetATowel.com for the honest review. To read the full review, click here. Lastly, Ramblings of Comic Fan mentioned briefly mentioned 21 Pulp/Hero Hourly in one of their latest blog posts. Thank you guys for the awesome review. To read the full post, click here!    

Have you been wondering what stokes the fires of 21 Pulp? Well, wonder no longer: an exclusive interview with 21 Pulp founder James Patrick is available on Graphic Policy. Find out the history of Hero Hourly & get a sneak peek at what 21 Pulp is brewing up for the coming months! And find out whether James prefers pirates, aliens, or ninjas (hint: it’s not pirates.) Click here to check out the interview!

Alex Sollazzo is an Australian comic book artist who did the colors for Morning Glories (2009-2013) , Ian Churchill’s Marineman (2010), Peter Panzerfaust (2012), and The Ravagers (2012), among others. He also worked on covers for Green Lantern (2011), The Ravagers (2012) and Superboy [II] (2011)