Oni Press March 2026 Solicitations Highlight Horror, Sci-Fi, and Creator-Driven Worlds Oni Press’ March 2026 solicitations continue the publisher’s commitment to creator-driven genre work, with horror and science fiction dominating the month. Rather than anchoring the lineup around a single crossover or publishing event, Oni spreads attention across psychological thrillers, anthology horror, speculative sci-fi, and licensed projects. Many of these books share a common interest in control, focusing on institutions, belief systems, and memory as forces that shape identity and behavior. That theme appears across their new launches, ongoing series, and collected editions. March favors atmosphere and consequence over spectacle, reinforcing Oni Press’ role as a publisher willing to lean into darker emotional territory. Flux House Debuts with MIND MGMT and Fort Psycho The MIND MGMT / Fort Psycho FCBD 2026 Special serves as the public debut of Flux House, Matt Kindt’s new imprint at Oni Press. Rather than functioning as a traditional sampler, the Free Comic Book Day release presents two complete short stories that establish tone and intent. The MIND MGMT segment reframes the psychic espionage series through institutional indoctrination, placing the reader inside the logic of the organization rather than positioning them as an outside observer. The Fort Psycho story shifts sharply toward action, following an elite strike […] The post Oni Press March 2026 Solicitations Highlight Horror, Sci-Fi, and Creator-Driven Worlds appeared first on PopGeeks.com Forum | Indie Games, Movies, TV, Tabletop & Comics.

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Oni Press March 2026 Solicitations Highlight Horror, Sci-Fi, and Creator-Driven Worlds Oni Press’ March 2026 solicitations continue the publisher’s commitment to creator-driven genre work, with horror and science fiction dominating the month. Rather than anchoring the lineup around a single crossover or publishing event, Oni spreads attention across psychological thrillers, anthology horror, speculative sci-fi, and licensed projects. Many of these books share a common interest in control, focusing on institutions, belief systems, and memory as forces that shape identity and behavior. That theme appears across their new launches, ongoing series, and collected editions. March favors atmosphere and consequence over spectacle, reinforcing Oni Press’ role as a publisher willing to lean into darker emotional territory. Flux House Debuts with MIND MGMT and Fort Psycho The MIND MGMT / Fort Psycho FCBD 2026 Special serves as the public debut of Flux House, Matt Kindt’s new imprint at Oni Press. Rather than functioning as a traditional sampler, the Free Comic Book Day release presents two complete short stories that establish tone and intent. The MIND MGMT segment reframes the psychic espionage series through institutional indoctrination, placing the reader inside the logic of the organization rather than positioning them as an outside observer. The Fort Psycho story shifts sharply toward action, following an elite strike […] The post Oni Press March 2026 Solicitations Highlight Horror, Sci-Fi, and Creator-Driven Worlds appeared first on PopGeeks.com Forum | Indie Games, Movies, TV, Tabletop & Comics.

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