Image Comics

Image Comics was founded in 1992 by a group of top Marvel artists—including Todd McFarlane, Jim Lee, Rob Liefeld, and Erik Larsen—who wanted creators to retain full ownership of their work. From the start, Image revolutionized the industry with bold storytelling and creator-first publishing. Its early success was driven by titles like Spawn (1992), WildC.A.T.s, and Youngblood, helping to redefine the comic book landscape in the ’90s. In the decades since, Image has evolved into a powerhouse of independent comics, publishing critically acclaimed series like The Walking Dead, Saga, Invincible, and Monstress. Known for genre diversity and artistic freedom, Image has become a go-to home for visionary creators. With a legacy built on innovation and creator rights, Image continues to push boundaries and challenge convention.