I usually start to look ahead to writing the year’s recap somewhere in October. How to frame it, what to share. I really struggled to write this year’s recap, though. Not because we didn’t do a lot—holy smokes, another year of back-to-back projects, promotion, new...
It’s difficult to properly convey how the events of the last week have effected us all. They are on a scale hard for anyone to get their arms around, but they’ve also impacted Red Stylo personally. Our response in times of tragedy is to activate We Win...
Our team woke up to the terrifying news from Las Vegas. There are no words for this atrocity. Investigation is still ongoing, and we will wait for more news to come in. In the mean time, we send our support and love to the city, to the families who lost their loved...
Tuesday, August 8, marks the half-way point of The Strip’s Kickstarter campaign. As of this writing, we are still only 40% funded. So, it’s time to face facts: something isn’t connecting. Our creators have worked hard on 11 twisted tales of Las Vegas lore—stories...
Project update: We’re bringing you an anthology like no other, full of glitz, glamor, action, and adventure! But in order to do that we have to delay launch until 07/25. Just one more day before you can place your bets on this sure thing! Keep your eyes peeled...
Just days to go before San Diego Comic Con! The big show! And we will be there! Find your favorite Red Stylo Books in the Small Press Pavilion K-05 (see map below) More info on the show location and guests go here: www.comic-con.org Need to know more? Of course you...
For the past few months, our amazing team of creators have been hard at work on their stories for THE STRIP anthology. Scripts have been polished, characters sketched, and pages penciled. Now, inks, colors and letters are rolling in and the book is starting to take...
This is the official announcement for the slate of artists and writers contributing to The Strip, A Comic Anthology inspired by the original city of sin, Las Vegas! This year, artists and writers rolled the dice on comic stories or vignettes inspired by their...
