Hey Sup Forums are there any decent indie comics? Something that fits the aesthetic of this pic? Thanks!
Good Indie Comics?
Grayson Barnes
Benjamin Gray
There are tons of amazing indie comics, but I'm not quite sure I understand what aesthetic your pic is displaying. I'd be happy to provide recs, but I'm not sure what I'm aiming at. Are you looking for a neon-and-darkness Nicholas Winding Refn kind of vibe?
David Wood
pic related reminds me of Limbo for some reason, so you can check that out.
William Reed
Sorry, should've been clearer. Yeah kind of like that! Neon colors and stuff
Caleb Thomas
Heavy Liquid by Paul Pope springs to mind. It was a Vertigo miniseries IIRC.
Other attempts to identify what you're after:
We Can Never Go Home (Black Mask)
Ballistic (Black Mask)
Repo (Image)
Young Liars (Vertigo)
Nicholas Moore
>dry cleaners is right way round on inside of the builing.
DROPPED
Kevin Adams
Awesome! I'll look into these later, thanks!
Kek, didn't even see that
Joseph Garcia
Try some trippy art comics stuff by people like Lando and his "crew", b & w but you might enjoy them. Also Tom Kessler's new issue of Widowpane looks pretty fucking trippy
Austin Peterson
Also, that's a laundromat
Blake Ortiz
>We Can Never Go Home
I love that one but I don't really think it's what OP's looking for. I can't really remember it being neon bright and shit.
Jeremiah Turner
Paper Girls
Carson Garcia
Really? The first few issues felt that way to me for sure
Brayden Jones
Basically any Frazier Irving book has that kind of neon vibe IMO. Try Xombie or Annihilator
Luis Rogers
Black Science
Gavin Bailey
read Dry Spell, published by Action Lab. Shit is tight friendo
Brody Robinson
This pic makes me think of Paper Girls
Lucas Hughes
>Neon colors and stuff
Looks like "80's Noir" like Miami Vice, ect.
You should check out the cartoon Moonbeam City:
youtube.com
Isaac Cox
that reminds me, OP should check out Miami Vice Redux.
Jim Mahfood did the art, and it was written by I want to say Rick Spears but I'm not entirely sure
Nicholas Flores
Thanks for all the suggestions! I'll definitely get to looking these up soon.
Cooper Bailey
None with that aesthetic, but the creator of Moral Orel created a comic not too long ago. It's on the Starburns Industries website
Ryder Perez
Not indie, but Spider-Gwen has colors with the saturation cranked up to 11:
comixology.com