Blue Corn Comics is a brand that offers multicultural comic books featuring Native Americans. With a focus on Native youth, their stories tackle pressing issues such as prejudice, pollution, supervillains, and the supernatural. Each comic book is a standard size of 6 5/8 x 10 1/4 with a color cover, black and white interior, and 32 pages.

In addition to comics, Blue Corn Comics also provides books, movies, and other goodies for fans to enjoy. For those interested in Native American culture and pop culture, the brand offers discussions on Native-themed comics and movies on their platform known as Newspaper Rock. The Author's Forum is an exclusive online space where you can stay updated on what's hot in the world of Blue Corn Comics.

The brand has received rave reviews from readers and press coverage, celebrating its refreshing and unique perspective on modern life among Native youth. Moreover, Blue Corn Comics recognizes the cultural and educational value of their work, and provides resources for educators on how to incorporate their comic series, PEACE PARTY, into schools and libraries. The brand also supports language and cultural preservation by producing comics for tribes aimed at preserving their languages and cultures.

Blue Corn Comics is committed to challenging Native stereotypes, emphasizing the harmful consequences of such portrayals. The brand also hosts contests and actively seeks talented Native writers and artists to create more Native superhero adventures. For those looking to test their knowledge, Blue Corn Comics offers an online challenge with trivia questions about Native American culture.

Celebrities like Michael Horse, known for his roles in Twin Peaks and Roswell, have praised the brand, with fans sharing their enthusiasm on their dedicated Fans page. All the writing and art on Blue Corn Comics' website and subsidiary pages are protected by copyright, ensuring a unique and authentic experience