Proud Partners
Partha Terra is all about community: we stand on the shoulders of giants (and if you haven’t checked out our About page, we’re also kind of owned by one!) Check out some of the incredible brands and websites who not only share our vision of excellence, but are actively helping us make it a reality.
Over the last few years Gale Force Nine has grown to become one of the world’s leading board game designers. Their existing licensed game products include Spartacus, Sons of Anarchy, Homeland, WWE and their biggest hit to date, Firefly.
Gale Force Nine, LLC. (GF9) is a game manufacturing company that was started in 1998 specializing in the design and distribution of laser cut components and scaled models for the miniatures gaming industry. GF9 has grown into the premier gaming accessory company producing counters, markers, tokens, templates, and terrain for use with the most popular miniature and role-playing games in the world. GF9 is located in Earlysville, Virginia. Gale Force Nine is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Battlefront Group.
Wētā Workshop is an award-winning concept design and manufacturing facility founded by Richard Taylor and Tania Rodger.
For over 30 years, we have applied our innovation and artistry to the world’s creative industries. We take on exciting projects of any size, scope, or scale, from the earliest stages of creative development through to manufacture and delivery almost anywhere in the world. We love working collaboratively with clients to bring their ideas to life.
From humble beginnings in the back room of their Wellington flat, Richard and Tania have built Wētā Workshop into what it is today. Our 58,000 square foot facility is home to a tight-knit creative crew and houses a comprehensive range of design and manufacture departments across multiple disciplines.
Andrew, Tommy, and Egypt are a collection of award winning writers, podcasters, streamers, celebrity panelists, and after-party hostsThese guys are Dads, but not just any Dads, these are COMIC DADS! That means anything nerd, games, hero’s, pop culture icons dads!!!
Vakandi is a family-owned company run by husband and wife, Drs’ Mac and Erika Smith, both chiropractors. They created the original design of leggings with belt loops and side pockets for Erika’s personal use because she was an avid yoga practitioner prior to carrying a firearm and was always wearing yoga pants. When she met her husband in 2015, he introduced her to firearms and bought her her first gun, a Glock 43. After showing her the basics of gun handling and shooting, Mac took Erika to her first pistol training class in May 2016 at Valor Ridge in Tennessee. After this class, Erika did not take her Glock off her hip and carries every single day; this lead to wardrobe issues.
After searching the market for “tactical yoga pants” and not finding anything that worked well for her, Erika decided to design her own tactical apparel with the help and encouragement of Mac. When great interest sparked on Erika’s social media platforms after posting in the new tactical apparel, the couple knew what they needed to do and founded Vakandi Apparel in August of 2017. The company has grown steadily over the years. In June of 2020, Erika left chiropractic and now focuses solely on running Vakandi with her husband Mac, who still practices part time. They have since expanded the line and will continue to add new designs that best meet the market’s desires and needs.
Vakandi’s vision is that more individuals will be inclined to exercise their second amendment rights and carry a weapon of self-defense in a reliable fashion due to the convenient, comfortable, and stylish nature of their products.
The driving motivation behind the work at Gooey Cube is to create engaging adventures based in an expansive world with a rich history that comes alive every time it’s played. They seek to help GMs craft epic tales that are compelling for players, and entertaining for the Game Master. Through masterful art in various styles, a dedication to story, and proofed GM strategies, they believe that every game run in Zyathé has the potential to become part of an unforgettable campaign!
Stranger Comics creates content with a philosophy of quality, where both story and art are sacred and authentic representation matters.
Stranger Comics was born from a desire to build inclusive worlds where thought provoking stories exist. They didn’t want someone else to tell their tale. Thier vision is uncompromising. So, along Stranger’s journey, the friends they have made are folks who share their belief that settling for mediocrity and status quo is the death of the human spirit.
Stranger Comics is everyday people daring to be great.
Our projects range from fantasy worlds to raucous comedies to children’s books with important life lessons. We’re not here for a hashtag or current trend. We produce our properties with genuine thought and care for story and representation. A good “idea” must be nurtured, it deserves our time and attention, so once released it can stand on its own two legs (or four) and evolve. Our goal is for our readers to feel an honest emotional connection because each story has a soul.
We do not create to be timely. We create our work to be timeless.
Stranger Comics was formed in the winter of 2007. Our first official comic convention as a publisher was in 2009 at San Diego Comic Con, sharing a booth with nine other indie publishers, where we were armed with issue #1 of The Untamed. Since then we have grown, traveling to many of the preeminent conventions and festivals where fans become friends become family. That is what we love about our community.
Topo-Chico has been sourced from and bottled in Monterrey, Mexico since 1895. The drink takes its name from the mountain Cerro del Topo Chico, near Monterrey. In 2017, The Coca-Cola Company purchased Topo-Chico for $220 million. The brand was originally popular in northern Mexico and Texas, with the Coca-Cola Company later helping popularize it across the United States. The drink has a cult following. Ranch Water is a cocktail made with tequila, lime juice and Topo-Chico, over ice, a popular drink in Texas.