Editing Eddie Campbell (section)

===Self-publishing===
Under the influence of [[Dave Sim]], Campbell founded '''Eddie Campbell Comics''' and began self-publishing in 1995, after the film rights to ''From Hell'' were optioned.{{fact|date=May 2023}} The monthly series ''Bacchus'' reprinted and completed the story begun in ''Deadface'', as well as carrying new and reprinted ''Alec'' stories. He went on to collect both ''Alec'' and ''Bacchus'' as a series of graphic novels. He also published the collected edition of ''From Hell'', and comics adaptations of two of Alan Moore's [[performance art]] pieces, ''The Birth Caul'' and ''Snakes and Ladders''.

After the cancellation of ''Bacchus'', Campbell published two issues of ''Eddie Campbell's Egomania'' magazine, in which he began to serialise another work, ''The History of Humour''. Facing an increasingly indifferent market for his work, and the collapse of his US distributor, Campbell ended his publishing imprint in 2003 after releasing the second issue of ''Egomania''.