Committed Comics started as an idea way back in 1996. Alejandro Cruz and Thomas Doherty decided to take their love for the comic book industry one step beyond the average fan. They talked about starting a comic book company where quality wasn't passed over for quantity and where creators were given the opportunity to develop their creations.

Fast forward to 2000, Where Alejandro and Thomas take the idea and put it into practice. Committed Comics was born the Spring of 2000. Utilizing Thomas' knowledge of the comic book industry and Alejandro's creative ability they put the call out to independent creators across the country. They put the call out and the creative community responded.

The inaugural line up of creators of Committed Comics had creator from all over the United States. With offices on both the East and West coast it enabled Committed Comics to maximize their recruiting talent. The company was off to a strong start and exhibited at the 2000 San Diego Comic Convention.

At the San Diego Comic Con we discovered more and more talent. We signed new talent every year we exhibited at the convention.

The creators we were working with had the desire to be in the business but not quite the drive needed to succeed. So we lost a lot of creators a long the way...and gained a bunch more. Finally we found the right mixture of independence and creativity! We worked with the creators we had signed and made a deal with the top distributor in the country.

Then in 2003 Committed Comic release their hit series "Neo Dawn" to rave reviews. The first issue was one of Diamond Distributions Top 300 selling comics for March 2003. Only a couple issues short of the big boys. Shortly after releasing the hit series Neo Dawn, Committed Comics released another hit with Java!

Late 2003 Committed Comics did an industry first by attending the most comic book conventions across the US by a small press company. That year Committed Comics attended 14 different conventions across the United States.

Committed Comics then did another first by doing a full day of portfolio reviews at the San Diego Comic Convention in 2005. After 5 years of producing extremely innovating comics and doing industry firsts, Committed Comics took a break to regroup and restructure. Now in 2008 Committed Comics is ready to go ahead full steam and set the comic book world on its end once again!