
Welcome to the Wasteland!
Journey into The Wasteland, an unforgiving and desolate place that just so happens to be one of the last bastions of life left on Earth. Ari is a teenage scavenger scraping by until she stumbles across a priceless, malfunctioning AI from the Old World. Now, with some of The Wasteland's most notorious bandits hunting her down, Ari has to band together with old allies to unlock the secrets of the past...if she can survive long enough.
Join us for this exciting Post-Apocalyptic Solarpunk Adventure!
GLITCH (Ongoing Series)
Enter The Wasteland...
Interviews & More
Sarah Landauer on the Keeping Up With The Nerds Podcast
Co-Founder Sarah Landauer hung out with The Nerds to talk about GLITCH, video games, TTRPGs, and even more nerdy things. Buckle up for a wild and fun conversation!
Keeping Up With The Nerds @ SFS Art Fest '24
Co-Founder Sarah Landauer sat down with the Keeping Up With The Nerds podcast at Heritage Park in Santa Fe Springs to talk about Wasteland Comics and GLITCH at SFS Art Fest 2024.

GLITCH #1 Made CBR's 10 Best Indie Titles At LA Comic Con 2022!
We debuted GLITCH #1 in print at Los Angeles Comic Con 2022 and the response was phenomenal! Our comic made it to #7 on CBR's list of 10 Best Indie Titles at LA Comic Con 2022 and we couldn't be more honored and excited to be featured alongside such incredible comics and creators.
Bringing Hope to the End of the World
So, what exactly is Wasteland Comics? We’re so glad you asked!
We’re an independent comics publisher based in the Los Angeles area and run by a few pretty awesome people (if we do say so ourselves). We aim to bring some light and hope to the post-apocalyptic genre through stories set in vast worlds with dynamic characters—and on top of all that, we love getting to highlight environmental issues and support the LGBTQIA+ community and people of color through representation in comics for middle grade readers and up. So come join us as we bring a little hope to the end of the world.
Want to know more about the people bringing these expansive worlds to life?
