Sirius Entertainment

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Sirius Entertainment

Status	Defunct c. 2007
Predecessor	Sirius Comics
Founded	1994
Founder	Robb Horan
Country of origin	United States
Headquarters location	Unadilla, New York
Key people	Robb Horan (Publisher) Larry Salamone (President)[citation needed] Mark Bellis (Managing Editor)[1]
Publication types	Comics, trade paperbacks
Fiction genres	Horror, fantasy
Official website	www.sirius-entertainment.com

Sirius Entertainment was an American comic book company which operated from 1994 to c. 2007. Founded by Robb Horan,^[2][3] Sirius Entertainment was the successor to Sirius Comics, which published from 1985–1986. Originally based in Stanhope, New Jersey, the company later moved to Unadilla, New York.^[3]

Sirius published popular titles such as Joseph Michael Linsner's Dawn, Drew Hayes' Poison Elves, Mark Crilley's Akiko, Jill Thompson's Scary Godmother, and Mark Smylie's epic fantasy Artesia.

In the early 2000s, Sirius signed a bookstore distribution agreement with Diamond Comic Distributors.^[3]

Sirius appears to have gone defunct in c. 2007; by 2010, the company's line of back issues were being sold by Horan via his website CosmicTherapy.com. By 2021 the Sirius Entertainment website, sirius-entertainment.com, had changed hands.

Titles (selected)[]

Sirius Comics[]

• Against Blackshard: 3-D — The Saga of Sketch, the Royal Artist by Peter Quinones and Glen Johnson (1 issue, 1986)
• Greylore by David Campiti, Kevin Juaire, and Peter Palmer with art mostly by Bo Hampton (5 issues, 1985–1986)
• Tales of the Sun Runners by Roger McKenzie, Jim Sinclair, and Glen Johnson (2 issues, 1986) — acquired from Eclipse Comics, continued at Amazing Comics

Sirius Entertainment[]

• Akiko by Mark Crilley (52 issues, Dec. 1995–Feb 2004)
• Animal Mystic by (4 issues, 1994–1995) — acquired from Cry For Dawn Productions
• Artesia by Mark Smylie (two limited series, 1999–2001) — moved to Archaia Studios Press
• Banzai Girl by and Wilson Tortosa^[4] (5 issues, 2002–2003) — moved to Arcana Studio
• Chi-Chian by Voltaire (6 issues, 1997–1998)
• Dawn by Joseph Michael Linsner (various series and one-shots, 1995–2000) — acquired from Cry For Dawn Productions; moved to Image Comics
• Deady by Voltaire (2007)
• Demongate by Bao Lin Hum, Steve Blevins, and Colin Chan (10 issues, 1996–1997)
• Dogwitch by Daniel Schaffer (18 issues, Dec. 2002–Oct. 2005)
• Empty Zone by Jason Shawn Alexander (8 issues, 1998–1999)
• Fang by (two limited series, 1995–1996)
• Halo, an Angel’s Story by Christopher Knowles (4 issues, 1996)
• Model by Day by (1994)
• Oh My Goth! by Voltaire (various short series and one-shots, 1998–2002)
• Poison Elves by Drew Hayes (80 issues plus various short series and one-shots, [June] 1995–Nov. 2007) — acquired from Drew Hayes' Mulehide Graphics; moved to Ape Entertainment
• Safety Belt Man by Robb Horan and (6 issues, 1994–1996)
• Scary Godmother by Jill Thompson (various short series and one-shots, 1997–2005)
• Super Information Hijinks: Reality Check! by Rosearik Rikki Simons (12 issues, 1996–Oct. 1998)
• Tower by Sean McKeever (2002)

References[]

External links[]

• Sirius Comics at the Grand Comics Database
• Sirius Entertainment at the Grand Comics Database
• CosmicTherapy.com
• Official site (cache)
• List of characters

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