Writers' Bloc

A short-lived but creatively ambitious anthology series from the late 1990s, Writers' Bloc ran for four issues and showcased a rotating roster of writers given free rein to tell their own stories. Published by the small press imprint The Writers' Bloc, it stands as a snapshot of the era's indie-comics energy, emphasizing writer-driven narratives over house style. While no single creator is most associated with the series, its very premise—a bloc of writers collaborating without editorial constraints—made it a notable experiment in creator-owned storytelling.