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The second installment of the epic, sex-positive, sci-fi  graphic novel Tracy Queen is finally here! Launching today in both trade paperback and digital formats, Tracy Queen, V2: Dangerous Experiments brings back indie comics' favorite mob-enforcer-turned-camgirl-turned-porn-star-turned-warlord with new friends, worse enemies, deeper backstories, more fabulous fights, and even sexier sex scenes. [...read more...]

For the first time, every single Oneshi Press publication is available as a digital download from the Oneshi Press store! Come on, let's get digital! [...read more...]

To celebrate our favorite day of the year, the Oneshi Press online store is having a spooky one-day sale today only at our online store! [...read more...]

Oneshi Press is wagging its tail! The second issue of our gritty comicbook series—PACK #2: Kindness—is out today! Can't we all use a little Kindness? [...read more...]

In the spirit of the annual cleaning craze, Oneshi Press is reducing our stock of literally everything with a spring cleaning sale! [...read more...]

It all starts with an unhappy twentysomething woman all alone in her Brooklyn home with just her hookah and her sword for company. So that's where digital artist stevieraedrawn began with the cover of Tracy Queen, Volume 1! [...read more...]

We're howling at the moon! After a year and a half of publishing our comics anthologies, Oneshi Press is proud to announce that our very first standalone comic book—PACK #1: Humility—is now available at the Oneshi Press Store!  [...read more...]

Preorder now to be sure you get your very own print copy of "Oneshi Press Anthology #6"—our most chilling collection yet—ahead of the October 1 release! [...read more...]

OPQA #05 features stories and art about vampires, aliens, angels, humans, dogs, raccoons, faeries, time travelers, spies, video store customers, Satanists, cyborgs, porn stars, vigilantes, mutants, and more. Grab your digital copy now at ComiXology! [...read more...]

Regardless of the story or the events therein, I think it’s important to have "real" characters. They don’t have to be good, they don’t have to be bad, but there needs to be at least one character with whom the reader can sympathize. —Christopher Matusiak [...read more...]