I know it’s been a long time coming, but we are FINALLY finished with the newest Ex Occultus one-shot, “Seal of Solomon”! Hoorah!

We’ve sent it off to the printer, so expect to hear updates soon on where/how you can get your hands on a copy.  We’re really excited for this one—we have a gorgeous cover from J.R. Fleming (artist of The Strange), art by James Emmett, and a brand new Ex Occultus logo (which we’ll be using going forward) designed by Jeff Powell.  Check out the cover and back cover below, and marvel at their beauty!

Our very own Jesse was featured over on Comic Book Resource’s ongoing column entitled Shelf porn–basically a look at comic fans’ comic book collections. Check it out here!

Got this nice little review for the latest Ex Occultus: Wakefield’s Journal story, “A Drink with Friends.”

Check it out here, and check out the story (for FREE) right here.

Happy mid-February, everyone!

The newest Ex Occultus: Wakefield’s Journal story has arrived, entitled “A Drink with Friends”!

In this month’s tale, we find Wakefield enjoying some lively conversation with some old friends.  The full synopsis:

1875. During some downtime between adventures, Wakefield stops into a local pub and swaps tall tales with four friends, recounting their glory days in the world of the occult.

Drawn by the wonderfully talented artist Chris Martinez, this is a fun departure from the previousWakefield’s Journal stories.  Check out the story (for free) here, and to see all the Wakefield’s Journal stories thus far, click here.

So, think what you will about the debut of the iPad last week, it absolutely will change how we read/buy comics. I’m a big fan of the print medium in general, a hold-out, if you will (read: anti-eBooks), but I believe that comics could benefit from eventually going digital (cutting the printing and distribution costs alone could be wonderfully beneficial to independent companies like ourselves).

The folks over at Gizmodo seem to agree, and have an article up where they talk with Panelfly (a company that digitizes comics for the iPhone – you can purchase Ex Occultus: Badge of Langavat through their very popular app) about what they’re building specifically for the iPad. Honestly? It’s going to be amazing. The reading experience alone will be worth it. And, even cooler than all that, if you look real close at the image below, you’ll see Indego Blue in their lineup! Yay advertising!

You can check out the article here, and you can get your very own copy of Indego Blue #1 right here.