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In 2019, Iron Circus Comics announced they’d signed a deal to publish Low Orbit, a graphic novel by Kazimir Lee. “JUST SIGNED by ICC: Low Orbit, by @portmento! Azar Balkhi’s quiet, small town life is disrupted by the arrival of the Brinks! Iris, the laid-back weirdo, & her sci-fi author dad, Shannon, seem like the perfect family to Azar, MUCH better than her own. But… ARE they? in 2023!”
But now Low Orbit, the debut YA graphic novel by Kazimir Lee has been picked up by Megan Brown at IDW. I requested Kaximir in regards to the change and so they stated it was very amicable, it was simply that the venture received just a little bit larger than initially deliberate, 300+ web page books with a number of volumes, so IDW made extra sense to them, and a brand new schedule was wanted. And they stay up for working with Iron Circus on one other, smaller, sci-fi venture.
Azar and Tristan are excessive schoolers who bond over a rented home, a damaged arm, and two equally damaged properties. When Azar stumbles throughout the Exiles of Overworld, a well-known science fiction e-book written by Tristan’s father, she finds an escape—however as she struggles to navigate her personal sexuality and complex relationships, she should go away the fantasy world behind.
Low Orbit will probably be now printed by IDW in February 2026 . Kazimir Lee’s agent Bob Mecoy at Bob Mecoy Book Services dealt with the deal for world rights.
The growth of youngsters’s graphic novels is fuelling all method of publishers extending into the comics medium. Right now it looks like an infinite market that’s being tapped into, and creating longstanding comedian e-book readers for many years to return. It is just not for nothing that youngsters graphic novels in bookstores are being known as the newsstand of the twenty-first century, and the long run readers of the medium are being fashioned and created proper right here, proper now
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