Aiku

ÀÌKÚ: The Dead That Never Dies is Erivic Adedayo‘s newest project. Scheduled for a November 2026 release, the Afroblot themed comic book focuses heavily on institutional corruption, justice, friendship, love and several other themes. 

ÀÌKÚ is a story about a young Nigerian university graduate doing everything possible to make ends meet and take care of the people dear to him but is caught up in a series of events that forces him to take up a new identity. Much of the story’s details are under wraps for now but here are some pages currently under production in the typical Afroblot style to whet your appetite for November.

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Beyond just the story, ÀÌKÚ is also intended to be an exploration and celebration of certain realities among the Yoruba people of West Africa and the African people at large. 

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After ÀÌKÚ release, Erivic and his team have announced there’d be a first of its kind nationwide comicbook tour across specific states. This is intended to grow the comic book culture into a much bigger movement and this is also an attempt to take Erivic from being just a comic book artist into becoming a creative movement.

Aiku poster

Erivic
Adedayo Erivic

Adedayo Adeoye Erivic is an award-winning Nigerian comic book artist and creator. As creator and co-founder of MC Multiverse (2018), he was hired by Comix Theory (India) to be a part of the Ghost of India Anthology series. He is also co-founder and MD of Brown Roof Studios. Their debut comic book, Jakuta, had wide readership, getting him on several podcasts and platforms in the US and Africa. Erivic started Comics Archive Africa- a platform for the promotion of independent African and black comics, games and animation. He also worked with Cocoa Girl magazine and Cocoa Boy magazine- UK’s first magazine for black kids. The founder of We Are Erivic productions which handles comic briefs for clients, Erivic also launched the first edition of Comic Con Ibadan. His new project, Jogunomi, explores his newly developed visual storytelling pattern- Afroblot.


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