ABOUT
CARABOSSE COMICS
Carabosse
Comics, LLC was created in 2004 by illustrator and writer Lynx
Delirium and his partner David Paul Brown as a self-publishing
outlet for Lynx's personal projects.
In
August of that year, the debut book from the company, The
Goth Queen Needs a Mate, was released. The one-shot was well
received by readers and critics alike and was listed as one of the
Best Independent Buzz
Books of the year by Wizard Edge Magazine.
The
next project to begin from Carabosse Comics was Fairies
Tell in
2005, a retelling of classic children's stories, nursery rhymes
and fairytales
told from the point of view of the actual fairies who witnessed
the events. Several of these stories were released in anthologies,
with the stories of Little Miss Muffet and Old Mother Hubbard told
in the first Fairies Tell comic.
Around
this time, Lynx Delirium began his art project Lynx's Pinup Boys,
with illustrations focusing on the male form. Art prints from the
series were produced through Carabosse Comics and new images in
the series are still periodically released. In
2006, The webcomic Che began posting on the Carabosse Comics website
and garnered Lynx Delirium a spot on a list compiled by Prism Comics
and Instinct Magazine as one of the hottest comic creators and
projects to watch. However, the webcomic was cut short in preparation
for the upcoming series of graphic novels starring the same characters
starting in 2008, but some of the stories from the original Che
webcomic have been reprinted in anthologies or ashcans.
Several
other webcomics by Lynx Delirium have run on the Carabosse Comics
site as well, including The Adventures of Lynx Girl and Friends,
and Furries on Parade, a collaboration with writer Matthew Cavazos.
Characters from the Lynx Girl webcomic are set to appear as supporting
cast members in the upcoming Che graphic novels.
During
a panel of up and coming comic creators at the 2007 Comic-Con International
in San Diego, Lynx Delirium announced that Carabosse Comics had
acquired the rights to the gay comic anthology Queerbait,
previously published by Heroscribe Comics,
and would be producing future issues of the series. This will mark
the first
time that Lynx Delirium has published works
by creators other than himself through Carabosse Comics as well
as the first time Lynx Delirium has acted as an editor on a project. 2007
also saw the release of Lynx Delirium's first convention sketchbook,
I'm So Vain.
2008
will be a busy year for Carabosse Comics with the releases of both
the first issues of Queerbait under the new publisher as well as
the beginning of the Carabosse Comics Universe starting with the
upcoming Che graphic novels, leading up to 2009's 5 year anniversary
for both Carabosse Comics and its signature character The Goth
Queen who will be making a fantastic return...
Watch
this website for updates!
To
learn more about Lynx Delirium, visit lynxdelirium.com |
