Comics On Country

25/06/2025

"We’re sharing our kinship systems, our languages, our lores... Comics saved me. I want them to save others too.” READ MORE: https://bit.ly/4nfAR3d

04/04/2025

Are you reading Dark Heart?
Then you'll be super excited about the next series from Indigiverse!
DREAMWALKER features all new First Nations characters, specifically from the Gooniyandi language group of what we know as Western Australia.
In stock right now!

04/04/2025

04/04/2025

04/04/2025

Tonight!

🌟 Join Stick Mob creative Seraphina Newberry, writer and artist of the Exo-Dimensions graphic novel series at Parrtjima Festival TONIGHT as she dives into the ways her characters connect time and space!

Seraphina is thrilled to be sharing the stage with Molly Hunt, writer of the Indigiverse comic series, Dream Walker, and Mark Coles Smith, actor from Mystery Road.

Seraphina’s storytelling connects cultural stories told to her by family with everyday concerns and epic, dimension-shattering adventures! Her graphic novels open up new ways to share stories that are uniquely relevant to our present and future times.
don’t miss it! ⚡🔥

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27/07/2024

TODAY at Perth Comic Arts Festival in the State Library of WA -- a free event -- meet the Stick Mob creators!

25/07/2024

A bond stronger than time, a love more vast than space, and a will as powerful as the Dreaming; Mungala is a Gooniyandi warrior searching for the child taken from her.

Dreamwalker follows Mungala's journey from the northwest of Western Australia through time, space and beyond.

The preview edition of Dreamwalker #0 is exclusively available at Perth Comic Arts Festival Market Day this Sunday, 28 July. Written by Scott Wilson and Molly Hunt, with sensational art from Christopher Wood.

25/07/2024

Stick Mob, a collective of young First Nations comics creators/storytellers, are heading to Perth Comic Arts Festival this weekend: 27-28 July 2024!

One of the people behind the scenes of Stick Mob is the teacher who first noticed their passion for storytelling, who sought the resources needed to support their creative expression, and whose energy and support helped to bring their books and burgeoning creative careers to reality.

Wendy Cowan is an educator and artist-activist residing in Mparntwe–Alice Springs, Wendy has called the Northern Territory home for over two decades. Born in Enniscorthy (Inis Corthaidh), Ireland, Wendy left her homeland in her early 20s due to the sectarian war between Britain and Ireland, colloquially known as the 'Troubles'.

She has walked the Kokoda Trail and the Highlands of Papua New Guinea, worked in Jerusalem, Berlin (before the wall came down), a weaver in the Gaza Strip, and as a designer for an African dance company in North London.

Returning to Ireland in her late twenties, Wendy established an artist co-operative focused on socio-political arts projects during the lead-up to the Good Friday Peace Agreement. In Central Australia, Wendy has worked on numerous art-cultural-literacy projects, most recently as co-founder and Director of the storytelling collective, Stick Mob Studio.

24/07/2024

Stick Mob, a collective of young First Nations comics creators/storytellers, are heading to Perth Comic Arts Festival this weekend: 27-28 July 2024!

Seraphina Newberry is the writer/artist of EXO DIMENSIONS. An Arrente woman, Seraphina grew up in a family of Pitjantjatjara artists and has lived in Alice Springs–Mparntwe all of her life. Painting since the age of five, her love of reading comics inspired her to create graphic novels in high school as an additional form of creative expression that she finds curiously relaxing.

EXO DIMENSIONS is a roller coaster ride into central Australian Indigenous creation stories, woven through family relationships, science-fiction tropes and sheer adventure. This story unsettles linear time as the past catches up with the future and vice versa, while the present reveals itself in intimate moments of connections, losses and mayhem...

“A bold, kinetic, dystopian sci-fi action frenzy, merging art styles reminiscent of Sweet Tooth’s Jeff Lemire, with a host of characters that look like they could go toe-to-toe with the X-Men, John McClane and Mad Max at the same time.”
-Tom Munro-Harrison, IndigenousX

23/07/2024

Stick Mob, a collective of young First Nations comics creators/storytellers, are heading to Perth Comic Arts Festival this weekend: 27-28 July 2024!

Alyssa Mason is the artist behind the STORM WARNING series of graphic novels, with writer Lauren Boyle.

Born in Mparntwe–Alice Springs, Alyssa's family is from the Pitjantjatjara Lands in Central Australia. With a passion for drawing from a young age, her love of anime and Shōnen Manga influence her approach to visual storytelling.

Her work on STORM WARNING explores interpersonal relationships against a backdrop of climate change and (un)natural disaster!