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» Manga » Psychological Fiction
Dystopian
Monsters
Dream-like silent story about a man in a state of non-reality who encounters creatures along the way
First project that I've actually finished. Is it perfect? No, but I made it, and I will do much more to become better each time
AFCERN'S WILDLIFE
» Comic » Psychological Fiction
Family
Mystery
Psychological
WELCOME to today's episode of afcern's wildlife !
Its as beautiful of a day as it can be ! Our star shine as bright as ever, wich mean new species to discover on this little island of our !
Today we'll learn about family with our friend long-leg, a beautiful sickness with some friendly pillars, and the joy of belonging with a very special guest !
Whatzit
» Graphic Novel » Psychological Fiction
Monsters
Post-apocalyptic
Science
Pimples, the scourge of adolescents everywhere, are actually portals through which creatures from another dimension derive voyeuristic pleasure by spying on the lives of human teenagers.
This is the story of an unnamed refugee from this alien world and Scott, a horny and morose teenage boy languishing in 1970’s America.
Where The Leaves May Fall
» Graphic Novel » Psychological Fiction
Dystopian
Political
Post-apocalyptic
Psychological
My political take of where the word is an where it is if we don’t wake up an come together
Pigspace
» Manga » Psychological Fiction
Dystopian
Mystery
Psychological
Space
Time Travel
After a event leading to our protagonists death he wonders through the afterlife. during his travel he comes across otherworldly dimensions that relate back to his past life. furthermore he finds out many things about his past that lead him to want to live again.
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Zerra : The Last Ink (In Memories)
» WebComic » Psychological Fiction
Mystery
Psychological
Supernatural
ZERRA: THE LAST INK
"A thousand lines drawn, a legacy that never fades."
Synopsis:
Every line has a soul, and every stroke of ink is a memory. "ZERRA: THE LAST INK" is a final tribute and a brand-new beginning for the world of Zerra Comics.
This short comic captures the silent moments inside the studio of the horror maestro, Zerra, and follows the journey of his "Black Comic Pen" as it is...
GLYCO BOY
» Comic » Psychological Fiction
Fighting
Gangs
LGBTQ+
Organized Crime
Psychological
Superhero
Glyco Boy is a grounded urban superhero drama that blends raw realism with quiet heroism.
After a tragic accident unlocks an unusual form of super-speed, a young boy is thrust into a world that doesn’t celebrate heroes—it questions them. As media scrutiny grows and danger escalates, Glyco Boy must learn that true power isn’t just about moving fast, but about choosing when to act, who to...
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The Thousand Eyes Ceremony
» WebComic » Psychological Fiction
Mystery
Psychological
Supernatural
Step into the rainy metropolis where neon lights hide ancient nightmares.
Only Zerra, the guardian with the distinct dual eye, can see the faceless 'Witnesses' and Elevator #4's dark secret.
Wielding a powerful occult book, he confronts the swarming Concrete Dungeon.
Celebrating a major GlobalComix milestone of 1,000+ reads, witness Zerra's fierce urban fantasy begin!
Psycho Complex
» Comic » Psychological Fiction
Dystopian
Faith
Murder
Post-apocalyptic
Psychological
Supernatural
Razzberry serves as the explosive opening chapter of the larger Psycho Complex universe. This first
mini-series introduces the dangerous, techno-fueled city dweller whose path will one day collide with a
hardened hunter-gatherer from the wasteland beyond the walls — two vastly different survivors drawn
together in a much bigger story of survival, revenge, and moral collapse.
With its...
Teej Revisited
» Comic » Psychological Fiction
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.
