Dreamscape Publishing Partners with Universal Distribution for Wider Comic Shop Reach
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Dreamscape Publishing, an independent comic book publisher, has announced a new distribution agreement with Universal Distribution. This partnership will bring Dreamscape's creator-owned catalog to comic shops nationwide, expanding the reach of the company's titles.
The first round of free on-order (FOC) items for December release will include a variety of series from Dreamscape's back list. These include fan-favorite titles such as MARCVS, God is Hungry, and Lady Savage. The December release slate features several notable titles, including:
- The Night Guardians, Awakenings Part One & Part Two (Dreamscape Publishing & Altworld Studios) - MARCVS #1 Cover A & Cover B Reprints and MARCVS #2 Covers A & B - Lady Savage #1, including multiple covers and two Universal Exclusive variants (Cover E and Cover F Spicy) - God is Hungry #1, including black-and-white variants - SinYstr #1: Covers A, B, and C - Let's Hunt Monstas! No. 1 in a Micro-Series of One, Mr. Buttons One Shot, and The Adventures of Hero Ted and Friends One Shot (Dreamscape Publishing & Altworld Studios)
John Hohn, the owner of Dreamscape Publishing, expressed excitement about the partnership.
Currently, Dreamscape Publishing titles are available in approximately 40 comic shops across the country. Retailers can continue to order directly from Dreamscape Publishing or through Philbo Distribution, in addition to Universal Distribution. Consumers can find Dreamscape comics at participating comic shops, directly at dreamscapepub.com, and through Walmart.
The December lineup showcases the breadth of the Dreamscape catalog, featuring a mix of high-action historical fiction, horror, fantasy, superheroes, and all-ages adventure comics. Two Universal Exclusive Lady Savage covers will be available only through this channel, giving retailers an exclusive draw for collectors.
This partnership is part of Dreamscape's strategy to expand its distribution and reach a wider audience. By partnering with Universal Distribution, the company aims to ensure that its titles are available in more comic shops, both new and existing.