Galaga

ShiftyLook Ceases Publication Of Webcomics
ShiftyLook Ceases Publication Of Webcomics
ShiftyLook Ceases Publication Of Webcomics
Sad news for fans of amazing webcomics where teenage girls team up with the President to battle hordes of alien bees: Shiftylook, a digital imprint started by Namco to revive "sleeping" video game properties in the form of webcomics, announced today that they were ceasing publication. According to the official announcement, Bravoman will be ending with its 300th strip, Klonoa with #65,
North, Hastings And Clark Launch 'DigDug' Comic [Interview]
North, Hastings And Clark Launch 'DigDug' Comic [Interview]
North, Hastings And Clark Launch 'DigDug' Comic [Interview]
Back in 2012, Namco launched ShiftyLook with an eye on turning older video game franchises like Bravoman and Rolling Thunder into webcomics, and they've done a good job of it, too. Galaga, in which Ryan North, Christopher Hastings and Anthony Clark reimagined space combat as the story of two teenage girls building spaceships out of giant pixels and blasting off to defend Earth alongside a two-fist
North, Hastings And Clark Go ‘Galaga’ At ShiftyLook
North, Hastings And Clark Go ‘Galaga’ At ShiftyLook
North, Hastings And Clark Go ‘Galaga’ At ShiftyLook
What do you get when you blend the creative teams behind Dinosaur Comics, The Adventures of Doctor McNinja and Nedroid? If you're Namco Bandai's webcomic arm, ShiftyLook, you get an all-new ongoing Galaga adventure. Written by Ryan North, with art by Christopher Hastings and colors by Anthony Clark, the new Galaga comic will flesh out the straightforward arcade shooter series' canon with an origi