German Vizulis

The Love Spell

"The Love Spell" is a modern fairy tale inspired by Lesya Ukrainka’s classic play "The Forest Song." In forests where spirits, nymphs, and mermaids still wander, Mavka and other mystical beings awaken hearts to desire, longing, and the irresistible pull of the unknown. Here, love is wild and untamed, tender yet consuming, capable of stirring both pleasure and danger. The boundaries between the human world and the magical blur, and every heartbeat hums with the thrill of enchantment and secret passions.

Darkness

is an erotic comic for mature readers, set in a dark thriller atmosphere. A remote island, an old lighthouse, and people who ended up in the wrong place at the wrong time. Out here, it’s easy to lose your bearings — and even easier to lose yourself. A story about desire, fear, and power. About how quickly roles can change when there are no rules left. Inspired by coastal folklore and maritime legends. Sirens, temptation, and the darkness everyone carries inside.

Lāčplēsis: The Hero of the Baltic

A Graphic Novel about a Latvian Hero* Dive into the captivating world of ancient Latvia, where myths and legends come alive on the pages of the graphic novel "Lāčplēsis." The illustrator, inspired by the epic poem of Andrejs Pumpurs and Latvian folk tales, masterfully captures the atmosphere and emotions of the characters, creating a visual marvel that tells a tale of heroism, love, and betrayal, transporting us to a bygone era.

Briar Rose

Briar Rose — part of the Old New Tales series, this comic brings to life one of the oldest Sleeping Beauty stories, first told by Giambattista Basile as Sun, Moon, and Talia. Later known as Briar Rose, the tale mixes ancient magic, mysterious beings, and human passions. In this version, the story is dark, exciting, and unfiltered, where love, danger, and secrets collide in a world both familiar and strangely enchanting.

Red Riding Hood: 21st Century

Based on the 17th-century folktale known as "Grandmother's Tale" this modern reimagining brings the dark, gripping essence of the classic into the present day. Set in a gritty small town where escape feels impossible, Red Riding Hood: 21st Century explores the timeless truth—people don’t change. What happened in the 17th century still happens now. Equal parts thrilling and thought-provoking, this comic will captivate fans of folklore, suspense, and urban legends alike.

Blood-Stained Flag

Blood-Stained Flag. Long ago, in times unrecorded by history, the land of Latvia burned with the fire of war. At the heart of an ancient legend lies the red-white-red flag — born from a fallen leader’s blood, a mystical ring forged by gods, and a girl named Laima who carried her people’s fate.This comic is more than a tale of the past — it’s a story of memory, of freedom, of symbols that endure through centuries. The ring becomes the sakta — a traditional Latvian brooch worn near the heart — and the flag still flies over Riga and its people.Heroes, battles, loss, and triumph — all brought to life in a visual epic inspired by Baltic myths and the spirit of resistance.