X-Ray Comics

A short-lived but distinctive two-issue series from Slave Labor Graphics, X-Ray Comics (2004) offers a compact, creator-driven glimpse into the early-2000s indie comics scene. While brief in its run, the title is remembered for its sharp, offbeat sensibility, capturing the energy of a publisher known for nurturing unconventional talent. Its existence matters as a snapshot of a period when small-press comics could still make a mark with minimal issues.