Radiator Comics

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Distributing your favorite self-published & small press comics! Publishing ground-breaking comics by emerging cartoonists! https://www.radiatorcomics.com/

a classified ad in a magazine that reads "CRYPTOZOOLOGY for pragmatists, groundbreaking punctuation designs, throwing ROTTEN FRUIT at an insulting minotaur, and bank fraud with your dead mother. RADIATOR COMICS distributes over 120 weird, funny, and affecting comic books! Find your favorite comics at radiatorcomics.com"
Cover of Congratulations on Your Good Fortune. A colorful drawing of three purple aliens running in the forest, with a giant red creature crashing down on them!
Cover for Fizzle Issue 7, featuring a blue popsicle with a smiling elderly man's face on it.
promotional image for the Miami Zine Fair featuring a pile of self-published comics
hand holding the comic, Big Bang, with a cartoon self-portrait of the author lying on grass looking up at the sky
Cover to Super Dawg and the Pet Crew Book One, Paws of Power by Gabriel Jot Reid, a blue cartoon dog is surrounded by superhero animals including a parrot, gerbil, snake and cat.
a hand holds a copy of Ashanti Fortson's comic, Leaf Lace. The cover is a drawing of a black woman holding an elderly hand, crying.
Large block letters in different shades of red spelling out Mice Mini Grants, with a drawing of a mouse as the punctuation mark.
cover of Fizzle Issue 6, a purple ice pop with a smiling woman's face on it
exterior of Lion's Tooth Books in Milwaukee, WI
comic covers circling around a poster for the Miami Book Fair advertising the Miami-based cartoonists who will be at the Radiator Comics booth this weekend
A four panel comic: Panel 1. Whit Taylor runs to Neil Brideau with a stack of drawings, Neil is eating a sandwich. Whit says "Here it is, Neil! The sixth and final issue of Fizzle!" To which Neil says "Oh Wow!" Panel 2. Flipping through the drawings, Neil says "These pages look great, Whit! I can't wait to read and publish it! What an accomplishment!" "Thanks!" Whit Replies. Panel 3. Whit continues, "It's wild to think after ten years, I'm finally done with the series!" "Congratulations!" Neil exclaims. Panel 4. Whit thinks out loud, "I'm going to try to get issue seven done by the spring." To which Neil flops over stunned!
comic cover, a woman holds a giant fruit while shielding her eyes from the sun
Small Press Expo poster by Caroline Cash, along with self-portraits of buttercup, Lillie J. Harris, Whit Taylor and Neil Brideau who will all be tabling at SPX table i8, September 13 & 14!
Floor plan for the Small Press Expo showing the locations of all the exhibitors whose comics are distributed through Radiator comics...please don't be mad if we missed someone!
self-portrait of Gabriel Joy Reid
self portrait of cartoonist buttercup
cartoon drawing of a smiling bird dropping stamped packages while flying
drawing of the book UM Volume One by buttercup
zine cover: a fine-line drawing of seaweed splayed diagonally across a cream-colored paper
bright pink book with a Black non-binary person on the cover posing, surrounded by magical energy as a colorful suit forms around them.
comic cover, monochromatic painting of a forest, a small figure clutches to the side of one of the trees. The title reads in full: If I Had Known...They would rob your grace, this is what I would have done
Comic cover: a drawing of a pier sticking out into a bay by a city. five people are sitting distanced apart, one person is standing in the middle of the pier. Everyone is wearing medical face masks.
Comic cover, two hands pose with their thumbs on their ring fingers on either side of a oiuja board finder. Like a ouija board, the top corners of the cover feature a sun saying "yes" and a moon saying "No"
Website for the Miami Zine Fair. The letters M Z F are illustrated as fanned-out zines or books.
comic cover, two college students in coats walk along a brooklyn street
two-page comic spread, a CEO in a black turtleneck sits behind a desk talking about her inspirations for starting a business. At the end of the second page, it's revealed she's being interviewed by a documentary team of dogs.
book cover: twelve colorful cartoon animals stand together smiling, including a lizard, a giraffe, a frog, a dog, some insects, and a mouse
book cover, two people paddle through water in a small yellow raft as rain falls on them
comic cover: a palm reading map of a human hand
book cover: a young woman with a halo and wings, kneels on the ground with a chain attached to a collar around her neck.
zine cover, a person holds an umbrella holding out their hand to see if it's still raining. Above them a text message reads "Hello? Are you There?"
comic cover, an astronaut floats in space gazing at earth as debris floats around them
comic cover, orange drawing of a person trying to tie a neck tie around their collar
Comic Book Cover: A black and white drawing of a desktop computer on a cart, surrounded by beautiful trees.
Comic cover, a gradient field of reds, yellows and greens, with a white "share" icon from video conferencing apps.
Comic Cover, a tween huddles behind a couch, as a group of mean kids sit atop it looking down at her.
Comic cover: Colorful drawing of three generations of women in a family. The woman in the foreground is drawn in deep blues, a younger woman in the middle ground is drawn in purples, and an elderly woman standing in the background is drawn in bright greens.
Cover for Tape #453, a VHS cassette tape sits atop a stack of VHS tape covers.
Cover of the comic, Uncle by Amy Chu. The silhouette of a person stands atop a grassy hill reaching for billowing clouds.
Wedding Juice and Other Melodramas comic cover, cartoon versions of Sanika Phawde, their fiancée and parents work together trying to decorate for a wedding, but none of them seem to be working in concert with each other! Yikes!
Seven brightly colored self-published comics displayed on a bamboo table. Each comic is a different size and the lush drawings that adorn them indicate their depth and breadth of styles comics can come in!
comic cover, a yellow popsicle with a man's face smiling at you.
A white man modeling a blue pull-over hooded sweatshirt, with the Radiator Comics logo on the front "pocket" area, and a black and white comic on the back, featuring squirrels at a concert yelling COMICS and YEAH!