As part of the Kickstarter rewards for Israeli Defense Comics # 02, we offered full 11×17 commissions on professional comic art boards in India ink. Each person who chose this reward was able to choose the charchter and background forthe illustration. Requests were varied from Vertigo’s Sandman, to Wonder Woman homage, to Magen at a New York City Hot Dog Stand. The following album contains a collection of these client commissions.
CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE ARTWORK

If you would like to commission Joshua H. Stulman, Contact: info@israelidefensecomics.com for more details.

Over the past thirty years, Al Wiesner has created many Shaloman comic books about different Jewish holidays. The Chanukah Gift Set highlights a three part time traveling adventure about Chanukah!

The Chanukah Gift Set features the time traveling trilogy that took place in Shaloman (Vol.1, 1988) # 07, Legend of Shaloman (Vol. 3, 1998) # 04, and Legend of Shaloman (Vol. 3, 1998) # 12. Dr. Traif returns with his most evil scheme of all. He plans to travel back in time to wipe out the holiday of Chanukah! Shaloman is joined by other Jewish superheroes American secret agent, Barry Syx, Judy the Hammer and the mutant Y-Guys! Can Shaloman and friends save Chanukah in time? The Chanukah Gift Set are original vintage Shaloman comic books. Shaloman is published by Mark 1 Comics.

ORDER YOUR GIFT SET: CLICK HERE

Israeli Defense Comics welcomes Forbidden Planet NYC as the newest retailer of Israeli Defense Comics!IDC joins the ranks of their great selection of Indie publishers. Check Out IDC #1 and #2 in stock now at Forbidden Planet!

Forbidden Planet is located at 832 Broadway nearby Strand Book Store at Union Square, Manhattan.

Check out some pics of Forbidden Planet NYC: Click Here

JOMIX Exhibition includes the artwork of Joshua H. Stulman and Al Wiesner along with over 20 other Jewish artists. The exhibition features two Shaloman covers as well as the page 7 splash and backcover to Israeli Defense Comics # 02.

The exhibition ran from August through November 15 at the Philadelphia Museum of Jewish Art.

Check Out the Exhibition Pics Click Here

Below is the Press Release for the exhibition:

“JOMIX – Jewish Comics; Art & Derivation
September 1st through November 15th, 2015. Mon-Fri 9:30 AM – 4:30 PM

Philadelphia Museum of Jewish Art
615 N Broad St, Philadelphia, PA 19123

About the Exhibit:

From the invention of Superman by Jerry Siegel and Joe Schuster, to the graphic novel Maus by Art Spiegelman, Jewish artists and writers have served an essential and indispensable role in the comics and graphic novel industry. This exhibition explores a roster of cutting-edge creators, reinvestigating traditional genres like superhero, political satire, romance, horror, science fiction and confessionals through a Jewish lens.

The title of the show, JOMIX, is a hybrid term composed from the old underground independently produced “comix”, such as Zap Comix, 1968, edgy and transgressive in nature as changed by Jewish origins and intent.

In this way, the show challenges viewers to experience how these contemporary Jewish artists use the comics medium as a way to express and address their own Jewish identity and cultural experience, while also examining the complex relationship of art, identity and culture within the Jewish community at large.

Participating Artists

Shay Charka, Howard Chaykin, Leela Corman, Jessica Deutsch, Aliza Donath, Dorit Jordan Dotan, Josh Edelglass, Zev Engelmayer, Liana Finck, Stuart Immonen, Miriam Katin, Jack Kirby, Scott Koblish, Michael Korosty, Yonah Lavery, Miriam Libicki, Sarah Lightman, Rutu Modan, Archie Rand, Ariel Schrag, Liat Shalom, Joel Silverstein, Dov Smiley, Joshua Stulman, Arthur Szyk, Deborah Ugoretz, Eli Valley, Julian Voloj, JT Waldman, David Wander, Al Wiesner, Ephraim Wuensch.

Curators: Joel Silverstein, Richard McBee, Aimee Rubensteen.
Curatorial Advisor: Wendi Furman.”

Over the past months there have been stark rise in Terror attacks, especially stabbings in Israel. The victims include the young and old alike. Knife attacks are especially dangerous because of the ease of how a knife is concealed and how quick and dangerously it can be used.

Stand with Israel against this recent wave of Terrorism.

Israeli Defense Comics wishes everyone a Chag Sameach- Happy Sukkot! Shake your Lulav!!

A big THANK YOU to everyone who came out to see us at the Baltimore Comic Con 2015. The 3 day convention was a lot of fun. It was a pleasure to see old friends and get a chance to share IDC with new ones.

Feedback has been great on IDC #02. If you haven’t had a chance to get your copy CLICK HERE.

Check Out some pics from Baltimore Comic Con 2015 CLICK HERE

This is a series of recent commissions of quick character sketches for my Kickstarter supporters. The artwork is pen/ink on comic backboard. These sketches were part of the rewards for my Kickstarter campaign for IDC # 02 and came with a signed copy of Israeli Defense Comics #02. You can check out the rest of the sketches at Facebook. Don’t forget to “Like” your favorites! https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.859971897390762.1073741838.347232721998018&type=3

Pick up your copy of IDC #02 Today!! http://israelidefensecomics.com/store/?catid=4

Israeli Defense Comics # 02 is now available for order on our website! http://israelidefensecomics.com/store/?catid=4

Israeli Defense Comics # 02 features the Golem-myth reimagined in modern day Israel. The story begins with a mortar attack on the Israeli town of Tsderot. Our hero, Magen, arrives to help, and rescues a Rabbi from a collapsing Yeshiva. While recovering in the hospital, the Rabbi instructs his student to create the Golem to protect the city and Israel. But something is wrong and the Golem cannot be contained. Magen must find a way to defeat the Golem before the mystical clay monster does more harm than good.

The issue is 30 pages long, and also includes a fact page that helps provide more information with the News sources that inspired the events in the story.