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My Best Friend's Girl
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Friendship
Humor
Love
Magic
Mature
Psychological
A love triangle with a twist. When the best man and the bride discover their love for each other but don't want hurtful complications, they come up with a plan to create their own forever family.
RETRIBUTION
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Gore
Love
Mature
Murder
Psychological
Retribution explores the dark aspects of love, commitment, and a disturbed mind. It asks: to what lengths would someone go to recapture a lost love? Retribution is a graphically brutal but psychologically poignant story reminiscent of Spawn, Crossed, and the Crow.
WARNING! RETRIBUTION is a mature comic. It deals with topics related to mental health, trauma and suicide. The goal of this comic...
Up to snuff
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Antihero
Dystopian
Family
Humor
LGBTQ+
Psychological
On this story you are following very different people have "failed in life" in 2050. They unite to overthrow the government and change the unfair system they live in. Wanting to work their way up the hierarchy one after another gets confronted with their past and has to work on them self to overcome their addictions.
What to read a story with a cartoone childish art style and not so children...
Vertical Long-Strip
Silent Hill Velocity A Fan Comic
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Antihero
Dystopian
Monsters
Mythical
Occult
Psychological
My love for the silent hill series pushed me a little to work on a new story, idk if I will continue it but I just wanted to share with the fans who keep horror alive.
The Mourning Routine
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Psychological
We are taught that grief is a simple path to walk. That it's like a twelve step program. You hit all the beats one at a time and you come out stronger in the end.
This is not the case.
In his debut one-shot, writer James Penn's psychological drama The Mourning Routine confronts the reality of grief and loss through the eyes of a woman who finds herself caught in a loop. Literally.
MIND(S?)
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Modern
Mystery
Psychological
Science
Supernatural
Florada City is a strong autonomous city overflowing with vegetation. Built as a highly ecological place, It's pure of all environmental pollution.
Unfortunately the society here is far from being pure...
THE SITTER
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Family
Humor
Love
Mature
Modern
Psychological
When a motionless giant is left as a reminder of the most painful day of your life, all you want to do is burn it to the bloody ground!
Etheres: Deluxe Edition
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Leading Ladies
Mythical
Psychological
Supernatural
ETHERES is a fantasy one-shot comic book that follows the journey of Valerie, a recently deceased woman who finds herself navigating a mysterious realm where souls go when they don't belong anywhere else. Accompanied by The Creature, a foreboding and taunting figure that acts as her guide through this world, Valerie's story unfolds through poetic narration as she recalls her past life, her...
Ternion
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Dystopian
Interdimensional
Mystery
Mythical
Political
Psychological
<p>Deep in the nucleus of Boomtown, a civilization where <b>law has been sanctified</b>, the top powers of the Institution exploit <b>an impossible device of misunderstood potential</b>.<br><br>As <b>disparate militias thwart each other </b>in their common struggle to escape oppression, a printer's apprentice attempts to lure from hiding <b>a mythic rebel to unite the people</b>.<br><br>Meanwhile, an outsider tribe's control of <b>a psychic...</b>
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The Girl in the Mirror
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Psychological
Supernatural
Elizabeth just wanted to contact her late mother through the Ouija board. She should've taken the rules more seriously...
Teej Revisited
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Humor
Psychological
A collection of short stories written and drawn by cartoonist T.J. Kirsch, co-creator of She Died in Terrebonne: A Sam Kimimura Mystery (with writer Kevin Church). Here, Kirsch explores comics based on dreams, visceral cartoon images and classic American animation archetypes.
