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Indie Superhero Comics

These are indie superhero comics from Marc Antony Comics, an independent comic book publisher. Every hero here was created in house, so the powers, the villains and the cities are all original. If you have read the big publishers for years and want something new, this is a good place to start.

The heroes on this page are male leads: a Harlem gym teacher who rides out in custom armor, a prosecutor saved by a celestial entity, a son of Zeus protecting New York, a courier who wakes up alone on a space station, and more. The stories mix street level action with science fiction and horror, and each issue is built to be read in one sitting.

If you are hunting for the best indie comics you have not read yet, every book here has a free preview of the cover and first 3 pages, no account needed. All Access unlocks the full issues, plus every female superhero, sci fi and horror series, for $7.99 a month. New issues release on the 15th of every month.

All Indie Superhero Comics, Newest First

Sawdust issue 1 cover, indie superhero comic

Sawdust #1: Class Dismissed

Hollow Pines High is coming down on Monday, but first the class of 2006 gets one last party inside its condemned halls. Paramedic Dana Whitlock returns against her better judgment, carrying a twenty year old secret about the cruelest prank the school ever pulled. As the reunion wears on, old classmates begin to vanish, and the smell of fresh sawdust drifts through a building that has been empty for two decades. Somewhere behind the sealed woodshop doors, a saw is spinning, and class is back in session.

Lodestar issue 1 cover, indie superhero comic

Lodestar #1: What Has He Ever Done

For twenty years Lodestar has guarded the world, and for twenty years he has never lost. Then a sleek social platform called Null asks one quiet question of every screen on Earth: what has he ever really done for you? As belief in him begins to crack, Thomas Hale, a tired high school history teacher, feels his strength tremble in his own hands. When a bridge over the Allegheny begins to fall, the whole city is watching, and every phone is ready.

Relay issue 1 cover, indie superhero comic

Relay #1: Blink

Relay courier Kade Okafor has made the jump so many times that four years of travel feel like a blink. This time he wakes in a freshly printed body on Proxima Station to find the lights failing, the receiving bay empty and no one left to say hello. Something in the dark knows his name, and it remembers his childhood better than he does. Kade has to find out who is still alive on Proxima before whatever is hunting him finishes the job.

Stormfront issue 1 cover, indie superhero comic

Stormfront #1: Son of Zeus

Long ago in Athens, Zeus walked among mortals as a traveler and left Athena Mylonis with a son born beneath the thunder. Centuries later Alexandros Mylonis has crossed the ocean to New York, where he protects the city as Stormfront. Tonight a construction site collapses, the Titan servant Kryon rises from the crater, and beneath Manhattan an ancient Greek prison holds something far worse: Typhoon, the first storm.

Stargazer issue 1 cover, indie superhero comic

Stargazer #1: A Hero Is Born

Antonio Forza is the son of a notorious mobster who chose the courtroom over a life of crime. Shot and left for dead on a rooftop, he is saved by a celestial entity that rewrites his biology: rapid healing, cosmic strength and leaps from building to building. By day he puts criminals behind bars. By night, as Stargazer, he fights the ones who beat the system, starting with the Moretti crime family.

Vanguard issue 2 cover, indie superhero comic

Vanguard #2: Clean Up

Vanguard catches a crew of teens tagging an alley and, instead of turning them in, invites them to Marcus King's Big Brother program. Most of them stay. Gerard walks away, and days later Marcus gets the call that Gerard has been shot. Vanguard hunts down the dealer responsible, and has to decide what kind of hero Harlem really needs.

Vanguard issue 1 cover, indie superhero comic

Vanguard #1: The Origin Begins

By day Marcus King is a Harlem gym teacher, ex boxer and big brother to the neighborhood kids. By night, in armor built by his friend Logan Walker at Walker Customs, he rides as Vanguard, a defender of Harlem. A deli robbery, an alley mugging and a tip about a big deal on 125th and Lex put him to work, and the issue closes on the neighborhood's MLK Day celebration.

Wolf Child issue 1 cover, indie superhero comic

Wolf Child #1: Bigfoot!

He has all the powers and keen senses of the wolf, expert fighting skills, and a pack that follows him anywhere. For three days Wolf Child has tracked the creature that killed a group of campers deep in the Pacific Northwest woods. Tonight, under a full moon, the trail ends. And Bigfoot is waiting. Includes a page of vintage style mail order ads.

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