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Ken to Kamikemono
» Manga » Adventure
Anthropomorphic
Faith
Fighting
Monsters
Supernatural
Do anyone read this
AFRICAN FORCE
» Comic » Action
Superhero
CAPTAIN NIGERIA has come back to 2022 from the future to form the AFRICAN FORCE , a super-powered group he hopes will help him fight the emergence of TYRANT, a poweful mad man who rules the whole of Africa in 2222. The nexus in time conducive to stopping TYRANT is right here in 2022.The AFRICAN FORCE are CHAMPION, GREEN EAGLE, JUSTICE, WARRIOR and CAPTAIN NIGERIA.
Nebula's Eye
» Comic » Action
Cyberpunk
Fighting
Friendship
Superhero
A woman from earth lands on a new planet. Chaos ensues.
Vertical Long-Strip
Shadowland
» Comic » Action
Friendship
Love
Magic
Supernatural
From the shadows he watches….
A beat, a hook, that’s all Zuri needed to lose herself in the music and to push out the craziness of her life. Unfortunately for her that’s not going to be enough or worse; the very thing that just might get her killed. Freaky dreams, weird pickups lines, near death experiences; normal was highly underrated. She didn't use to believe in the boogeyman until...
The GC Bestiary - Samhain Collab 23
» Comic » Anthologies
Aliens
Magic
Monsters
Mythical
Occult
Pets
The GC Bestiary - a Samhain collaborative project collated by Sparkle and Dagger
The Shadows Game
» Comic » Fantasy
Interdimensional
Love
Magic
Monsters
Mystery
Supernatural
Rosalyn Collins is an ordinary girl until she gives up on everything.
What she doesn't know yet is that only she has the power to unveil an ancient secret.
Vertical Long-Strip
Corax
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Aliens
Cyberpunk
Monsters
Science
Superhero
Corax, hero of Istanbul, protector of the innocent - at least from 10PM to 4AM on weekdays if not otherwise busy. Because Corax, who is really a guy named Direnç, has a job like everyone else, which keeps him occupied during the day. He also goes to prayer and lives with an old man - the previous Corax - who tends to push him a little too hard. He means well, though, probably. Join Corax on his...
