Category: Anthology
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Ryan George on Aliens, Optimism, and Accountability
“If you love it, there is no better feeling than having a finished book out in the world. ” —Ryan George
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E. E. Eugene on Optimism, Libraries, and Fire Axes
I think there’s a simple magic in how comics marry narrative with visual art. — E. E. Eugene
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Anthology #14: SIDEQUESTS
Call for Submissions SIDEQUESTS Sometimes, stories don’t take a straight path from origin to destination. The journey you set out on has a way of becoming something more, but you gain experience and wisdom (and maybe cohorts) along the way. In order to reach your goal, you’ve got to undertake… A sidequest! Tell us all…
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James Wayne Johnson on Comedy, Comics, and Cohorts
We interviewed writer James Wayne Johnson about stand-up comedy, comic books, screenwriting, and why he just can’t quit Wolverine.
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Vexx Vixen on Shapeshifting, Rascals, and Scamps
We talked to cartoonist Vexx Vixen about transformation, rascals, scamps, and cohorts, along with her short comic, “How to Court a Lady.”
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Jacob Stewart on Hope and Found Family
We spoke to Jacob Stewart, creator of “Barrera,” about found family, hope, and the inevitability of comics.
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James Quillen on Perseverance and Life Experiences
We talked to comics writer James Quillen on perseverance, life experiences, the Man of Steel, and much more!
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Shadowind on Inspiration, Projects, and Passion
We talked to artist Shadowind about her inspirations, projects, passions, and so much more!
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Teknicolourful on Inspiration, Self-Expression, and Strange Pairs
We talked to Teknicolourful, creator of “Strange Pair,” about inspiration, self-expression, and partners in crime.
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Kyle Lawrence on Starting Big
We talked to Kyle Lawrence about his latest comic from the world of Br’er Rabbit in the Jazz Age: “Bam-BOOZE-led”!
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Zilson Costa on Cohorts, Br’Er Rabbit, and Working Together
We talked to comic book artist Zilson Costa about his work on “Br’Er Rabbit in the Jazz Age,” his inspiration, Spider-Man, and more!
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Peter Taylor on the Superpower of Sharing
We interviewed comics creator Peter Taylor about the superpower of sharing, plus his short comic “Minnesota Gothic”!
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Enzo De Palma on Growing Through Art
We talked to writer and musician Enzo De Palma about his short comic, “How She Came Into the World,” coming soon in the Cohorts Anthology!
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Anthology #13: Cohorts – Call for Submissions
Companions. Colleagues. Comrades. Co-pilots. Co-conspirators. COHORTS. Epic team-ups of besties & baddies…show us yours in an 8-page comic.
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Pink Pitcher on Wilderness, Textile Arts, and “Summit”
We interviewed prolific comic maker Pink Pitcher on textile arts, her side-side-gig, wilderness backpacking, and her short comic, “Summit”!
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L. K. Ingino on Gallows Humor, “Never Say Boo,” and Creating All the Things
We talked to L. K. Ingino, writer of “Never Say Boo” in the Destinations Anthology, about dark comedy, poetry collections, and more!
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James Wayne Johnson on Good Guys, Van Halen, and “Bloom Squad”
We talked with James Wayne Johnson, writer of the continuing comic “Bloom Squad,” about telepaths, Van Halen, and finding time to write!
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Andrii Ostapenko on War, Travel, Magic, and “Shortcut”
We talked with Ukranian writer Andrii Ostapenko about war, magic, and his short comic, “Shortcut,” in the Destinations Anthology.
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Charley Macorn on Weirdness, Gentrification, and “Lynda Linda: Unlicensed Detective”
We talked to the voice of YOUR generation, Charley Macorn, on putting your creative work out there, gentrification, and ghost museums.
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Kamilla Sims on Travel, Magic, and “Shortcut”
We talked to comics artist Kamilla Sims about magical travel, audiobooks, and her short comic “Shortcut” with Andrri Ostapenko!
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Chris Lackie on “The Bottom,” Horror Writing, and Canadian Baking
We talked to writer Chris Lackie about his short comic, “The Bottom,” his mild-mannered alter ego, his influences, and more!
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Erin Ptah on “The Traveler,” Inspiration, and Keeping Going
We spoke to webcomics legend Erin Ptah about her past, present, and future, as well as her new short comic, “The Traveler”!
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Our Vision for Comics Anthologies
We’ve always wanted our anthologies to help build the creative community…and get creators paid. Here’s how we’re doing it.
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Anthology #12: Destinations – Call for Submissions
Tell us about your DESTINATIONS in an eight-page comic for Oneshi Press’s 12th comics anthology! Here’s everything you need to know…
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Charley Macorn on “Lynda Linda: Unlicensed Detective”
We talked to Charley Macorn, the voice of her generation, about the mystery genre, diversity in comics, Elvira, and much more!
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Eldkrind on “Metamorphosis – Chrysalis”
We interviewed artist Eldkrind about safe spaces for artists, Welcome to Night Vale, and his dream of becoming a gluten-free hermit hermit.
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Russell Nohelty on “I Can’t Wait”
We interviewed USA Today bestselling author Russell Nohelty about his short comic for “Becoming,” boring explosions, and adorable gut punches!
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James Wayne Johnson on “Bloom Squad”
We talked to James Wayne Johnson, writer of “Bloom Squad,” about the difference between comics and comedy…and Iron Maiden, of course.
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L.K. Ingino on “The Creeping Madness”
We talked to L.K. Ingino about writing all the things, vampiric cats, and her short comic, “The Creeping Madness” in the Becoming Anthology!
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Angela Oddling on “I Can’t Wait”
“I look at art as a sort of hand extended out in kindness…Art is like a way for people to say ‘Hey, I’m feeling this too. You don’t have to do this alone.'” —Angela Oddling, illustrator of “I Can’t Wait”
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Missy on “Metamorphosis – Chrysalis”
We talked to writer Missy about “Metamorphosis – Chrysalis,” how she switched from fanfic to comics, and her k-pop obsession.
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Kyle Lawrence on “The Chicxulub Impact”
The interesting thing about a visual medium like comics is you can squeeze the passage of time into a few panels, like they’re windows into the most poignant parts.”—Kyle Lawrence, writer, “The Chixculub Impact”
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How to Get Your Work Noticed by an Editor
Here are 5 tips on getting your work noticed by an editor. (Plus one bonus tip you won’t want to miss!)
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Double Whammy! Mr. Guy: Zombie Hunter & the Origins Anthology Out Now!
The day has come…and it’s a double whammy! Mr. Guy: Zombie Hunter: Act 1 and the Origins Anthology are out today from the Oneshi Press store!
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Preorder the Origins Anthology Now!
The Origins Anthology’s journey is nearly complete. Preorder your copy today!
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Anthology #11: Becoming – Call for Submissions
Oneshi Press is seeking submissions of short comics about becoming—the process of transformation, evolution…revolution. Show us yours.
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Come to a Mr. Guy Countdown Party (Featuring Jell-O)!
We’re throwing a Kickstarter countdown party for Mr. Guy and the Origins Anthology, and you’re invited! There might be Jell-O!
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It’s Alive! Or Undead. Reanimated? You Get the Idea…
The campaign to fund Mr. Guy and the Origins Anthology is back from the dead! Smarter, sleeker, and with the strength of a reanimated corpse!
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New Plan: Relaunch on August 10!
We didn’t meet our funding goal for Mr. Guy and the Origins Anthology. So we’re going to relaunch bigger, better, and baddasser!
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An Interview with Artist Sophia Murphy
Sophia Murphy is the artist behind the cover of the Origins Anthology, and has created guest art for Mr. Guy: Zombie Hunter, Act 1 (Kickstarting now!). We talked to Sophia about trans representation in media, why escapism through entertainment is essential, and her favorite horror films!
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An Interview with Comics Letterer DC Hopkins
We talked to DC Hopkins, letterer for “Corollary,” about comics lettering, his many inspirations, and his superhero preference!
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An Interview with Comics Writer Adam Rose
Adam Rose is the writer of “Corollary,” a short comic in the Origins Anthology (Kickstarting now!). We talked with him writing comics and his inspirations.
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An Interview with Writer Patrick McEvoy
Patrick McEvoy is the writer of “Skull Planet,” a short comic appearing in the Oneshi Press Origins Anthology, Kickstarting now! “Skull Planet” keeps readers giggling as space explorers in the far future come across a gang of vampires who thirst for more than just blood… With beautiful old-school comic art from Olivia Pelaez, “Skull Planet”…
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Mr. Guy & the Origins Anthology Are ALIVE!
The Kickstarter to fund Mr. Guy: Zombie Hunter and the Origins Anthology is ALIVE! Here’s how you can help it succeed—with or without pledging.
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Announcing the “Mr. Guy: Zombie Hunter, Act 1” Creator Lineup!
We’re counting down to the launch of our Kickstarter on July 1! Without any further ado, here are the AMAZING creators in Act of Mr. Guy: Zombie Hunter.
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Announcing the Origins Anthology Creator Lineup!
It’s time to show you what—and who—is inside the Origins Anthology! These two dozen indie creators all asked where things begin.
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Heads Up! The Origins Kickstarter Is On Its Way!
Are you ready for a huge announcement? Good. Because we’ve got one. This summer, we’re combining two big projects into one giant crowdfunding campaign—the Origins Kickstarter!
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An Interview with OPCA #09 Cover Artist, Shadowind
“I’ve always believed little things matter, and if a story and/or artwork can lift someone’s spirits and bring them joy even just a little, or make them feel less alone, and inspire them, I think it can have a chain reaction that goes beyond what we can even begin to perceive.” — Shadowind
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Every Oneshi Press Publication Is Now Digital!
For the first time, every single Oneshi Press publication is available as a digital download from the Oneshi Press store! Come on, let’s get digital!
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An Interview with Comics Writer James Wayne Johnson
“[I relate to] Wolverine. Not because I see myself as a mysterious, dangerous loner but because we are both short and hairy.” — James Wayne Johnson, writer of “Bloom Squad”
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An Interview with Comics Writer Chris Lackie
“Like the Dark Knight Detective, I too spend my nights patrolling the wretched underbelly of my cursed city, protecting innocents from criminals who would do them harm for nothing more than the sick joy it brings—I’m just kidding. The thought of leaving the house after the sun goes down makes my tum-tum hurt.” — Chris…
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Oneshi Press Anthology #9—The Justice Anthology—Has Landed!
These gorgeous pages invite you to ask what justice means to these characters, to these stories, and to you. They’re out now at the Oneshi Press store!
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Your 2019 Geeky Gift Guide from Oneshi Press
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If you’re shopping for someone who loves comics, art, indie publishing, or progressive values…we’ve got an Oneshi Press gift guide for you!
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Call for Submissions: The Origins Anthology
Where did your character come from? Where did they start their journey? We want to show the world in our tenth comics anthology.
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An Interview with Legendary Comics Artist Vicente Alcazar
We talked to legendary comics artist Vicente Alcázar about highlights of his long career in comics, eschatology, and his work on “Ziegler Box”—part of the Oneshi Press Comics Anthology.
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An Interview with “Finn” Co-Creator, Kevin Sheely!
In our 8th anthology, Kevin Sheely teamed up with writer Desiree King on “Finn: Guardian of the Five Gates.” We caught up with Kevin to chat about 80s horror, Batman, and more!
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Introducing the Healing Anthology—Out Now!
Oneshi Press is thrilled to announce the launch of its eighth indie comics collection—the Healing Anthology! Our first semiannual anthology examines themes of trauma, healing, and redemption. Featuring the work of two dozen indie creators, these 120 pages will make readers think, possibly cry, and definitely smile.
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An Interview With “A Tale of Good Intentions” Creators Patricia Loupee and Amy Hay
“A Tale of Good Intentions” is a short comic written by Patricia Loupee and illustrated by Amy Hay. We talked to Patricia and Amy about this story, their character Nightmist, and their inspirations.
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Call for Submissions: The Justice Anthology
For our next anthology of comics and art, We want to know what you have to say about justice. Send us your short comics, art, and poetry by August 15!
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Why Should Publishers Work With Beginning Creators?
We’re honored to publish work by beginning and first-time creators. Here are five reasons why everyone should do the same.
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A Sneak Peek Inside Our 8th Comics Anthology!
Oneshi Press Anthology #08 will be our first semiannual, 120-page, perfect-bound, trade paperback collection of indie comics. Here’s a sneak peek at what’s inside!
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An Interview with Speculative Fiction & Comics Writer Grivante
“As a writer, I want to create an immersive story that readers can fall in love with and get lost in. Something that, for a little while, makes them forget whatever may be going on around them.”—Grivante, in the Oneshi Press Creator Interviews series
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Oneshi Press Anthology #07 Now on ComiXology!
For a limited time, each Oneshi Press anthology is available for less than the price of a ride on the New York subway. And they’re all immeasurably more fun.
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We’re Seeking Contributors (Here’s Why You Should Submit Your Work)
There are a lot of indie publishers out there, so why should you choose to work with Oneshi Press? The short answer is: Because we love our contributors.
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We’re Changing Our Publishing Schedule—Here’s What You Need to Know
This year, we will start publishing two comics collections per year instead of four. Our next anthology will be published on July 1, 2019, and the following will come out on January 1, 2020.
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An Interview With Comics Artist Walter Ostlie
“Comics are so flexible. Anything can happen. It really just lets my imagination run wild.”—Walter Ostlie in conversation with Oneshi Press
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Oneshi Press Anthology #07 Is Here!
2019 begins with our 7th collection of immersive, progressive, gorgeous, comics! “Oneshi Press Anthology #07” is out now in limited-edition trade paperback!
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Preorders Are Open for Oneshi Press Anthology #07
We won’t release these 60 pages of magnificence until until January 1, 2019. But you can preorder a limited-edition print copy now at the Oneshi Press store!
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OPQA #06 Is Now Digital! Find It on ComiXology!
Digital comics readers, now is your time! You can get an electronic version of our latest—and spookiest—comics anthology at the world’s largest digital comics retailer: ComiXology!
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Oneshi Press Anthology #06 Is HERE!
Our 6th collection of immersive, progressive, gorgeous, and super-spooky indie comics is here at last! “Oneshi Press Anthology #06” is available in limited-edition trade paperback, so get your print copy before it sells out!
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Draw Tracy Queen for Inktober & Get Published!
Deep down, Tracy Queen just wants what we all want—world domination. And every #Inktober image of her badassery gets her one step closer to that humble goal. So draw Tracy Queen for #Inktober, and get your work published in her graphic novel! Read on for all the details…
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An Interview With Comics Creator Jason Hart
“I finally figured out that storytelling was the common thread running through all my passions—and a little later, that comics are the medium that does that best for me.”—Jason Hart
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Preorder Oneshi Press Anthology #06 Today!
Preorder now to be sure you get your very own print copy of “Oneshi Press Anthology #6″—our most chilling collection yet—ahead of the October 1 release!
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An Interview with Comics Artist Lucas Peverill
“Comics that raise pressing social issues can give readers the space to engage critically, as well as to dream differently. When we cannot solve our problems with the same old strategies, the situation calls for more imagination.”—Lucas Peverill
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Oneshi Press Solicits Wintery Short Comics Submissions
Hey, comics creators! We want your work! The submission deadline for our seventh immersive, progressive, gorgeous, creator-owned indie comics anthology is almost here! This time, we’re looking for wintery wonderlands, frosty fun, and all the hot cocoa you can shake your pencils at. So here’s everything you need to know about sending us your best…
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Oneshi Press Anthology #05 Now Available at ComiXology
OPQA #05 features stories and art about vampires, aliens, angels, humans, dogs, raccoons, faeries, time travelers, spies, video store customers, Satanists, cyborgs, porn stars, vigilantes, mutants, and more. Grab your digital copy now at ComiXology!
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An Interview with Comics Artist Jan Velazquez
“Say something that can be useful to people in their own life. Story and entertainment. Those are the things I look for in every story.”—Jan Velazquez
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Oneshi Press Anthology #05 Is HERE!
In the 60 pages of Oneshi Press Anthology #05’s, short comics and art from over a dozen indie creators reveal layers of meaning, nuance, and astonishing beauty.
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An Interview with Comics Creator Tana Ford
“Make a thing. Finish your comic and put it out in the world. You learn so much by just doing it, so go in ready, do your research and work hard. And keep trying.” —Tana Ford
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An Interview with Comics Artist Andre Short!
“I tend to visualize the script as an episode of a show and then pick out the best ‘shots’ from the scene. So there will be camera movements, music stings, fade-ins and -outs and the sort.”—Andre Short
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An Interview with Comics Writer Erica Schultz!
“The #1 thing I can say is to do the work, and don’t measure success by how many books you’ve done for this publisher or that publisher. Measure success by how many books you’ve done that you’re proud of.”—Erica Schultz
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Oneshi Press Calls for Submissions, Seeks Spooky, Progressive Short Comics
The submission deadline for our sixth gorgeous, immersive, progressive, creator-owned, indie comics anthology is almost here! This one is going to be spoopy AF. So here’s everything you need to know about sending us your best work by June 1.
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Oneshi Press Anthology #04 Is HERE!
We are practically foaming at the mouth with excitement over our fourth indie comics anthology! However you read it, just make sure you get a copy, because this is our darkest and most delectable anthology yet!
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An Interview With Comics Writer Christopher Matusiak
Regardless of the story or the events therein, I think it’s important to have “real” characters. They don’t have to be good, they don’t have to be bad, but there needs to be at least one character with whom the reader can sympathize. —Christopher Matusiak
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The Deadline Approaches!
March 1 is the deadline for Oneshi Press Anthology #05, which will be published on July 1, 2018. That will make the one-year anniversary of our anthologies, and trust us, you’ll want to be a part of this one! We take comics about just about anything, as long as it incorporate our three guiding principles: Progressive.…
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Oneshi Press Calls for Submissions, Seeks to Elevate Marginalized Voices
Writers and sequential artists are invited to submit 8-page works that draw readers into richly developed worlds. The Press is also seeking submissions of visual art from fine artists, and guest art of Oneshi Press characters.
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Oneshi Press Anthology #03 Now on ComiXology!
A week and a half after the launch of Oneshi Press Anthology #03 in limted-edition paperback, we’re launching the digital version of this collection of short comics in e-book from ComiXology!
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Our Third Anthology Is HERE!
Stop the presses! Because we’ve already printed all the copies of Oneshi Press Anthology #03! They’re available now in a super-limited first edition; nab yours now before they’re gone! This 64-page comics collection explores immersive, progressive, gorgeous worlds from the minds of diverse creators from around the world, and the Oneshi Press team. It’s printed in full…
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Preorder Oneshi Press Anthology #03!
Oneshi Press is releasing the third anthology of creator-owned, independent short comics on January 1, 2018! There will be a very limited number of first-edition trade paperback copies available, and we expect to sell out quickly. That’s why we’re inviting you to preorder your copy now from our store!
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Sneak Peek of Oneshi Press Anthology #03
It’s less than two weeks until the release of our third creator-owned indie comics anthology, and we couldn’t possibly be more excited! That’s probably why we’re “leaking” a few sneak peeks at the insides of our biggest anthology yet. We’re so psyched, we just can’t help ourselves.
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An Interview with Comics Writer Brendan Rowe
Brendan Rowe is a writer of comics, including two short comics in two issues of the Oneshi Press Anthology. Brendan’s talent for telling riveting stories that turn comic book tropes upside down and make readers question their assumptions impresses us, so we spoke to him about his heroes, inspirations, and ideas.
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An Interview with Comics Creator Tom Swift Bird
“Some soul in an often soulless world. It’s a lifeline out of the monotony of the struggle for money and things. It’s a gathering space for ideas and vitality.”—Tom Swift Bird
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Next Comics Anthology Deadline: December 1! And a Newsletter Giveaway Winner!
Submit Your Comics to Our Indie Anthology! Do you create gorgeous, immersive, progressive comics? Are your stories—visual or written—mold-breaking, speaking up for less-heard voices, and ready to blow minds wide open? Want to have your work published, keep your rights, and earn royalties? Hey, you sound like you belong on our team! We publish indie,…
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“Oneshi Press Quarterly Anthology #02” Is OUT THERE!
Our second gorgeous, full-color, original indie comics anthology is here, and it’s available in print and digital formats! Featuring five 8-page comics, a single 1-page intro comic, four artist spotlights, guest art, and more, Oneshi Press Quarterly Anthology #02 explores independence, heroism, corruption, war, and play, all in one lush volume.
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Join Oneshi Press at the Montana Book Festival!
This Saturday, September 30, we’ll be set up at the Book Fair and Exhibition at the Public House here in Missoula, selling our wares. And, because we literally cannot wait until release day, we’ll be selling trade paperbacks of Anthology #02 at the fair! We know it’s maybe breaking the rules a tiny bit, but we just…
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We’ve Got a Newsletter! And Free Stuff!
Sign up for our newsletter before October 1 for a chance to free stuff! Print copies of our first two comics anthologies wrapped up in a totally rad Oneshi Press tote bag, to be exact!
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About the Oneshi Press Quarterly Anthologies
Oneshi Press has a vision: A world in which indie comics creators can publish their work with a press that respects their vision and pays royalties. Where comicbook fans can immerse themselves in gorgeous art and explore new worlds. Where there’s an anthology that brings together one-off short comics and pieces of larger stories in…
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E-book! Oneshi Press Quarterly Anthology #01
Now available as an e-book from Amazon Kindle and ComiXology, Oneshi Press Quarterly Anthology #01 features the first eight pages of Tracy Queen and PACK (written by Lynsey G. and illustrated by Jayel Draco); Lomack: The Giant Warrior Angel (written and illustrated by Miguel Colón); and the short story “Anthropocene Twilight” by Tom Swift Bird! Learn where Tracy Queen got…
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Call for Submissions to the Oneshi Press Quarterly Anthology
Hear ye, hear ye! Oneshi Press has a vision! We see a world where indie comics creators get published and earn royalties. Where comics fans immerse themselves in gorgeous art and explore new worlds. Where one anthology combines one-off short comics and pieces of larger stories into beautiful, bizarre, thought-provoking books, digitally and in print. So…
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Oneshi Press’s Quarterly Anthology #01 is Now Available
The first quarterly comics anthology from Oneshi Press is now available exclusively at our Bookshop! Oneshi Press Quarterly Anthology #01 is a collection of humble beginnings, contemplative endings, and the adventures in between. It features the first 8 pages of Oneshi Press original stories Tracy Queen and PACK! It’s got the beginning of Miguel Colón’s Lomack: The Giant Warrior Angel! It even…
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Submissions for the Oneshi Press Anthology Now Open!
We’re starting a quarterly anthology of immersive, progressive, gorgeous work in graphic formats, and we’re inviting you to submit for consideration! We’re looking for the best, brightest, and stunning-est 8-page graphic works, guest art, and advertisements to fill the pages of Oneshi Press Quarterly Anthology #2 (OPQA #2), due out in October, 2017.