issue #1 flash sale!!
Apr 10, 2026
LHATR issue #1 is on sale now! https://hgbradley.bigcartel.com/
This was a super limited edition print run I made for sale at Comic Arts Maine Portland this weekend - only 100 copies exist total, 20 of which I've set aside to sell online for those not able to make it to the con.
You can purchase a copy here: https://hgbradley.bigcartel.com/product/liz-heart-and-the-raven-issue-1
This print run will likely not be repeated, so now or at CAMP will be your only chances to acquire a copy! This issue contains the first 34 pages, or the first two chapters of LHATR.
If you do happen to live in New England, consider coming up to Portland to attend CAMP - it's free to attend, Saturday the 11th from 10am-4:30pm at the public library! I'll have a table and be moderating a panel. Come say hi!
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