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Kenya’s God of Stone: Oscar Oswe and the Rebirth of African Myth
“From Lwanda Magere to the cosmos, Oscar Oswe is redefining African fantasy and proving that Kenya’s…
Owning Your Story: How African Creators Can Win Big in the Licensing Game
“It’s not just about making a film or comic—it’s about making sure your story keeps paying…
Nigeria at 65: Tracing The Rise of Comics, Animation & Game Dev
On October 1, 1960, Nigeria became an independent nation. Sixty-five years later, the country that once…
Can Nigerian Creatives Rise to the 24-Hour Comic Challenge?
How COMICPANEL’s legacy and today’s hunger for collaboration could spark a new era for Nigeria’s comic…
Monthly Serials vs. Graphic Novels: Which Path Leads to the Future of African Comics?
From Lagos to Nairobi, creators are asking: do fans really want monthly cliffhangers or complete binge-worthy…
Why Don’t Nigerians Support Nigerian Comics Enough?
From Failed Comic Dreams To Today’s Streaming Battles, Are Nigerian Readers The Real Villains Of The…
Can Nigerian Comics Cross the Chasm?
Piracy, paper prices, and patchy distribution are squeezing creators—but new digital playbooks, fandom, and global deals…
Dark Edge Issue 5: Azim’s Tale shoots like a movie
Comic Title: Dark Edge Issue 5: Azim’s TalePublisher: ICS ComicsScript: Ayodele ElegbaPencils: Babajide Olusanya, Ibrahim GaniyuInks: Yusuf Adewumi, Stanley Obende, Ibrahim…
MEET THE HERO: Mr Grey (Multi Comics)
In the shadows where legends blur and myths bleed into reality, a lone figure stalks the…
Lake of Tears #1 (Dark Waters) – A Beautiful but Frustrating Start
Lake of Tears is a story of captivity and redemption told through the eyes of three…
Ibadan Fan Expo 2025: Where Passion Met Purpose in Africa’s Rising Pop Culture Capital
International Conference Centre, University of Ibadan The energy was electric even before the doors opened. Cosplayers…