

MeSseD for the Holidays!
We have a great special for you to complete your collection or to give the gift of MeSseD to your favorite reader. Get your digital copy...


MeSseD gets Mack
There’s so much I could say about the accomplishments of David Mack. He is the New York Times bestselling author of the Kabuki graphic...


Boots on this December
MeSseD Comics' Season 3 emerges from the sewers! Jay B. Kalagayan and Dylan Speeg will release the next installment in their underground...


Legion of Super-Gaps
I think that monthly comic book readers are more adaptable to “jumping on” a comic series, TV show or even catching a movie halfway through.


Stealing time while keeping the flow
“Sneaking moments, I veraciously devour my favorites stories. Ignoring appointments to be transported underground. I am beneath the known...


Guest Artist: Brandon Wagner
Brandon Wagner is a comic artist, writer and proud Cincinnatian. I met Brandon through the Cincinnati Comic Creators, a monthly gathering of comic book writers, artists, illustrators, etc. Brandon's friendly, good humored, a huge manga fan and quite a talented artist. His cartoonish style artwork is so expressive. He's able to convey a lot in just a panel. Over my favorite dish of fish tacos at The Brew House, we discussed getting inspired in the MeSseD universe. We wer


Guest Artist: Michelle Littlejohn
I met Michelle Littlejohn at SolCon 2019. She is an independent artist & illustrator out of Cleveland, Ohio. Her artwork really stuck out. Her pieces reminded me of Fiona Staples' line work and her characters' rich facial expressions. I ran into her again at Genghis Con 2019 in Cleveland and I got to talk to her a little bit further and about having her do some MeSseD artwork. We were excited to commission this piece from her. We have a few different versions below. Sh


Exact Change
When I was a kid, my favorite activity was checking the spinner rack at the local gas station for the latest comic books. I remember my first comic book, Avengers #210 "You Don't Need the Weathermen to Know Which Way the Wind Blows!" The year was 1981. That comic was just $.50. I had the exact change in my pocket. The comic book had the entire cast including mainstays like Captain America, Wasp, Thor and Iron Man but it was my first time meeting characters like The Beast, Vi


A World Without People
Sometimes I wonder if I am Lilliput's alter ego or if she is mine. During most days, on the clearest morning sky, I suit up for a day's...


“Nobody’s Asian in the Movies” Confessions on the strange reality of self representation
Representation; the lack of it and the over saturation of it brings to question who gets to experience their full humanity on the




















