Blythe

Blythe emerged from the scrappy, boundary-pushing indie scene of 1991, brought to life by David Quinn and Joe Vigil for Rebel Studios — a publisher that wore its outsider ambitions proudly. Sharing the pages of Raw Media Mags and Dark Utopia with intriguing figures like John Jaspers, Countess Tanya Ravnos, and Joanna Tan, this character inhabits a corner of the Copper/Modern Age that rewards the dedicated digger. With only five catalog appearances across a run that stretched into the mid-nineties, Blythe is the kind of rare, atmospheric find that reminds collectors why the indie fringes of that era were so gloriously unpredictable.