Solrad

Bimbo Agitprop captures the reality of growing up in West Texas in the early 21st century, through Satanic Panics, Y2K, a recession, abusive parents, shitty men, identity-centric politics, and woke/anti-woke pendulum swings.

Drop into the cacophony of a loud group of friends on a quiet stretch of the Coorong, South Australia. Eavesdrop on their small joys, disagreements, and sparks of romance. And stay as the conversation turns to something bigger: managing the helplessness when facing a planet being junked. Artist in diaspora, Ras Koš is inspired by distance, wild places, & art that takes no hostages.

In Ned Wenlock’s new graphic novel, Tsunami, out from Pow Pow Press, the pressure builds as a young misfit struggles to fit in and deal with his violent bully while dealing with his first crush and the pressure to succeed in school. Wenlock’s black-and-white coloring choices capture adolescent angst, and his playful, bold lettering is reminiscent of a schoolboy’s handwriting.

Written by in June 17, 2026 A girl watches a dog in her neighbor’s garden. Luc Duggan is an animator and illustrator originally from Florida. He’s interested in absurdism, animals, and undulating forms. Find out more at  lucduggan.weebly.com, https://www.instagram.com/_leeseel_/, or https://www.youtube.com/@_leeseel_ SOLRAD is made possible by the generous donations of readers like you. Support our Patreon campaign, or make a tax-deductible donation to our publisher, Fieldmouse Press, today.

A couple who wake at different hours, moving through the same space across time. A forgotten chore. An ugg boot, still warm. This comic pieces together a love story in life’s smallest moments — ordinary to the point of being invisible, yet quietly sustaining. Artist in diaspora, Ras Koš is inspired by distance, wild places, & art that takes no hostages.

There’s an unspoken (or spoken, depending on the scene at your local comic shop) assumption that cultural products from China tend to be predictable or bland. Paradise Systems challenges that assumption with each book they publish; and most recently, with the anthology Hot Net Hotel. This collection of 15 standalone stories by creators from China offers a kaleidoscopic view of contemporary Chinese aesthetic and narrative styles. This is the first volume in a planned series called SYSTEMS.

Candy sweats under pressure in this bold and visceral story about objectification and consumption. What happens when she finally snaps? Ruby Carter is a Chicago-based cartoonist. Her previous publications include bird comic and “BOGUE: the world’s first fashion mag for bugs” magazine series. SOLRAD is made possible by the generous donations of readers like you. Support our Patreon campaign, or make a tax-deductible donation to our publisher, Fieldmouse Press, today.

A vibrant, career‑spanning celebration of the work of British‑Ukrainian illustrator and cartoonist Kristyna Baczynski, bringing together her acclaimed graphic novel Retrograde Orbit with a rich selection of her self‑published comics and illustrated zines. This collection showcases Baczynski’s unmistakable visual voice—pages alive with colour, emotion, and intricate characterisation.

Hey…let me ask you… Is this how it really ends? Wow. Time flies. Have I said that already? Are you washed in the blood? We could never be like them. …ever been stuck in a loop? Hey…let me ask you… What do you see when you turn on the news? I see a new war. A new massacre. A new societal ill I am complicit in by action or inaction. A new (old) hate repackaged, repurposed, remade for a new generation.

At the centre of all creation lies Far Eternity, where universes converge and reality is kept in balance. Scientist John of the Night and his daughter Aysha uncover a plot by The Perfection—a fanatical cult—to kill God and reboot the “flawed” multiverse into something supposedly perfect. As if that’s not enough, Medea—Aysha’s mother and a witch‑queen with a flair for drama—plans to sacrifice her to recharge her magic and avert an invasion.