We partner with talented creators who bring a unique and fresh perspective to storytelling for our diverse, contemporary audience. Studio Tapas Originals are more than just comics–they’re authentic, accessible, and meaningful elevated genre stories that reflect the passions of our reader and creator community. Our mission is to lift up the next generation of storytellers and bring their stories into the spotlight.
About Us
”At Tapas, we set out to share stories that you can’t find anywhere else by creating a global, open publishing platform for independent storytellers. We debuted the platform in 2012 with seven creators, and over the years, we’ve built a strong relationship with the creator community. We are proud to say that now over 57,000 creators call Tapas their home.
As a platform, we not only cultivate meaningful connections with our community, but also incubate and elevate diverse stories through utilizing technology and data in order to empower the next generation of storytellers. At Tapas, our goal is to serve these creators by forming powerful partnerships in the entertainment community to propel these stories across the global content landscape.
Gabrielle LuuEditor in Chief
At Studio Tapas,
Meet Our Team




Next, Carr joined the Warner Bros. Entertainment/DC Comics team to help launch two initiatives in the Young Reader space, recontextualizing legacy franchises for new audiences, and acquiring New York Times bestselling talent to develop these stories. In addition, he also led the Justice League group of titles in DC’s periodical business, working with talent and developing worlds-colliding stories that would make his younger self proud.
Alex is always looking for the next story to scare him.


Beyond production, at Tapas Hayden has helped develop and edit titles such as Summoner, Whispers of the True King, Love Algorithm, and more. In collaboration with the celebrated Japanese video game developer SNK Corporation, Hayden wrote, edited, and produced a webcomic adaptation of the cult classic fighting game series, The Last Blade.
When he's not working on or helping others create stories, he’s probably playing old video games or watching dumb (but fun) action movies and would love to hear your recommendations!




