How many genres are represented by Indy Comic Book Week?
Ekiss: All of them. I can’t think of a genre we don’t have covered. There’s at least a couple horror books, a few sci-fi, some comedy, some slice of life drama/romance, superheroes of course. I’m pretty sure we even have some crime noir. If you’ve got a flavor of comic you like, ICBW carries it. Luu: The whole spectrum is represented in ICBW from small personal stories to big action pieces; which I think is a valuable representation of what Indy Books can do. Milligan: Heck, I don’t even know how to classify mine. Action-adventure-mythology-rock opera? I think that’s the coolest thing about ICBW, the diversity of ideas and approaches and genres that will be stacked up on the new week rack, it’s going to be something really unique. Warlick: Too many to count I think. Senryu is an, abstract, free-form comic based on dreams and poems of mine, and like a lot of other books I think it kind of defies to be labeled. I think Indy Comic Book Week will really have a little something for everyone
