Arthur Ferrier is a true unsung hero of British illustration. Working across serialised comics, magazine covers, spot illustrations and portraiture, Ferrier was best known for his cheeky cartoons, whi … read more

What a month! Each weekend this past October Scott (Sugiuchi) and I were on the road selling special advance copies of Estrus: Shovelin’ the Shit Since ’87. Crider came along for a few of th … read more

The legendary artist Graham Humphreys, best known for film posters such as Basket Case, The Evil Dead, and Nightmare on Elm Street, will be embarking on a whirlwind book-signing tour.  This is yo … read more

SHOVELIN’ USA comin’ your way! Scope the panels and DJs — and live performances from IMMORTAL LEE COUNTY KILLERS in Chicago and SUGAR SHACK in Austin! Crider  … read more

PodShock is a monthly program promoting the upcoming release of Estrus: Shovelin' the Shit Since '87, a large coffee table book containing an oral history of the iconic record label as well … read more

Those who watch animated movies will probably recognise the titles Who Framed Roger Rabbit, American Tail and Space Jam. Those who don’t may still have heard about the reboot of Mary Poppins, Ma … read more

Picture this: a vivid crimson landscape, sleek spaceships, powerful explosions, men in gleaming silver spacesuits drifting in the vast vacuum of space. Technology beyond your wildest dreams brings abo … read more

In between writing graphic novels, playing in a bluegrass band, and drawing at the zoo with his son, Erik Kriek found time to illustrate The Set-Up – a long narrative poem about the US boxi … read more

Not many, if any, publishers can claim to have a cocktail name after them…but we can! A big thank you to Kelly and Tom, authors of the book The Home Bar Guide to Tropical Cocktails, for crea … read more

Korero Press is mightily chuffed to announce it has received two Eisner Award nominations for Logo-a-gogo by Rian Hughes. The nominations are “Best Comics-Related Book” and “Bes … read more

Order City of Pleasure today! The beginning of the 1930s marked a momentous cultural shift. The stock market collapse in the United States had triggered waves across the Western world, putting many o … read more

Wallestein the Monster, which appeared on Italian newsstands between 1972 and 1982, was one of the many pocket digests produced by the Italian publisher Edifumetto that offered readers a heady mix … read more