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Flux House Presents Expands on One of the Comics Industry’s Most Exciting Imprints
Comic creator Matt Kindt is expanding his Flux House imprint with a new quarterly anthology series called Flux House Presents, set to run alongside ongoing titles such as Mind MGMT: New & Improved and Fort Psycho. The move builds on Flux House's rapid rise as one of the comic industry's most talked-about new publishing initiatives, giving Kindt and collaborators an outlet for shorter, experimental stories between major story arcs.
The first issue, out on 7 October 2026, features three stories from creators including Brian Hurtt, David Lapham, Alison Sampson and Ella Kindt, among them a two-part tale called "SPARK" and a Fort Psycho spin-off story. Kindt said the series is inspired by classic anthology comics such as Dark Horse Presents and Eightball, aiming to revive short-form storytelling and give creators room to experiment. The announcement coincides with San Diego Comic-Con 2026 (22–26 July), where Kindt and Hurtt are hosting a Flux House panel.
In short
- Matt Kindt launches new quarterly anthology Flux House Presents.
- First issue out 7 October 2026, featuring Hurtt, Lapham, Sampson and Kindt.
- Announcement timed with a Flux House panel at SDCC 2026.
Explained simply
Flux House is a comic book imprint created by writer and artist Matt Kindt. An imprint is a publishing label that specialises in particular types of work. The imprint has become one of the most discussed new publishing ventures in the comics industry, releasing titles such as Mind MGMT: New & Improved and Fort Psycho.
Flux House Presents is a new quarterly anthology series launched under this imprint. An anthology is a publication with multiple stories by different creators rather than one ongoing story. The series is designed to showcase shorter, experimental work and takes inspiration from classic anthology comics from earlier decades.
Anthology comics have historically brought multiple creators' work and new voices to readers, but the format has become less prevalent in modern publishing. A new anthology series represents a return to this approach.