Something big is on its way. DUSU: Path of the Ancient is coming to Comics Immersion through a new collaboration with Stranger Comics, one of the most exciting additions to the library yet! DUSU: Path of the Ancient comes from the world of Stranger Comics, home to some of the most celebrated independent dark fantasy stories in comics today. Written by Sebastian A. Jones and Christopher Garner, with art by James C. Webster, the series has captivated readers with its rich lore

This month, we're introducing The Devlogs! It's a new blog series about tech discoveries by members of the Embersail Team, and how it changed the way they view their work. For our first ever entry, we're here with Mars, the Studio Director of Embersail Studios, and this is his account on developing the first ever Studio IP Portal. The problem Here's what nobody tells you about running a transmedia studio: the ideas are the easy part. We've got no shortage of those between co

Nick and Jack are back in action and Issue 5 throws them right into it. Live now on Comics Immersion, we are introduced to the horrors of Brozeman Middle School, after the boys barely escaped the lair in Issue 4. A new school year usually symbolizes a fresh start for students, brimming with new possibilities. But with their unfamiliar powers, unrelenting school bullies, and a blossoming young love, how will our young heroes even have time for homework? Issue 5 pushes Nick and

When we were planning the launch of Comics Immersion, the goal was to have authors flourish in creativity and readers explore a packed library of comics with audio. Starting takes time, gaining momentum needs small, consistent steps, but we pressed on. Today, we're so excited to announce three new authors that landed at the Comics Immersion app! Over the past weeks, we welcomed three independent creators to Comics Immersion, each bringing an original work to the app. This is

We have a multinational team at Embersail Studios, and one thing we've noticed is that not everyone moves through a big event the same way. A full and empty social battery feels different for all of us. Last time, we talked to Caghan about her experience on the global stage, and somewhere in the middle of putting that together, we got curious about the rest of the team. What does showing up to these spaces actually feel like? So we asked a few of them: Mars our Studio Directo