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The Hungry Thing
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Aliens
Space
A trio of Space Cadets encounter a familiar fiend.
Originally featured in "One Comic to Rule Them All" by ComicBookHour
Handle with Care: Issue #1
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Aliens
Humor
Interdimensional
LGBTQ+
After many years of rejection from potential suitors, Princeps Thoraxander of Planet Tithonia finds themselves engaged to a mysterious emperor from across the galaxy. Escorted by their intergalactic chauffer Clegg Krll, they embark on a dangerous journey to begin their new life away from home.
For Honor & Glory
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Aliens
Military
Robots
Space
The year is 2050 and Commander Vincent De Vanni leads the Earth Alliance into battle to defend plant Earth and the fate of the human species from an invasion of space mechanical Aliens
Future Metropolis
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Robots
Science
Future Metropolis is about a Theme Park inspired by the Metropolis Film, But what if something from the movie actually happens?
A Cobra in the Backyard
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Science
Space
Video games
A comic-style eBook showing the new survey pack theme for the Cobra MK III used in a short exobiology tour around "the bubble", to reveal how to "make a living" exploring planets and moons within the region of colonized space spanning 160 light-years from Sol.
The nearly 30-page comic-style eBook is a clear example that the area still has hidden planetary wonders waiting to be found. Or...
Space Debris
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Aliens
Antihero
Cyberpunk
Humor
Political
Space
Follow Wookfoot and Smuggle Slug as they head out to find a peculiar robot on a well protected planet. The only problem is this robot is currently hiding out on the most fascist planet in the galaxy, Floridia-9. They might need a little help from their friends to slip by the Flori-9ers to carry out this covert mission for the resistance.
Adelita 3017
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Anthropomorphic
Dystopian
Gangs
Magic
Monsters
Post-apocalyptic
Set in a futuristic post-apocalyptic world, the story follows Adelita, a character based on the archetype of the female soldier in the Mexican war of Revolution. It’s influenced by movies like the 80s Mad Max movies and Star Wars, along with elements from Mexican folklore, of course.
You’ll find anthropomorphic coyotes, witches, giant iguanas, robots and bio-mech mutants! All packed into...
See The Stars
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BIPOC
Dystopian
Friendship
LGBTQ+
Science
Space
A dark scifi satire set in the corporate hellscape of the Tazdahir, featuring: Alya, soap opera addicted technician; Rahat, a nervous wreck pilot; Qamar, a disillusioned medic and Najm, a surprisingly kind murder machine.
They are sent on a series of missions by their evil corporate overlord to stop union uprisings, retrieve goods and destroy rival companies. but along the way they find...
Duskyle Silvernight
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Aliens
Monsters
Robots
Science
Space
Supernatural
Duskyle Silvernight, a 13-year-old boy living a not-so-ordinary life on the planet Trilumina, a lush world with three habitable moons. While the planet may appear to be a peaceful utopia, Duskyle’s life is filled with hidden secrets and a legacy of intrigue. Raised by his loving but unconventional parents—Nyxilia, a woman with mysterious ties to dark magic, once, and Kurozias, a bioengineered...
Vigilance
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Medical
Science
James Porter, an introverted man with the power to foresee moments before disasters, struggles with guilt and hesitation when his gift fails to prevent tragedy. Guided by Ava, a woman with ties to the covert organization that engineered his abilities, James trains to harness his foresight to avert an apocalyptic catastrophe. In a final act of sacrifice, James overcomes betrayal and moral dilemmas...
End Point
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Science
Space
In this science fiction comic, we delve into the distant future, where the final pages of human history unfold before the readers eyes. It's a glimpse into an unpredictable future where each moment becomes precious, and every page is the last chord in the symphony of human history.
