A Fabulous Apocalypse
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Hulk: Fan Design
Comic - Satire
In honor of the release of Jim Rugg's HULK: GRAND DESIGN comic we have worked with artists all over the world to put together this collection of fan art, satire, and tribute to one of the greatest comic characters of all time: The Incredible Hulk.
Under The Influence
Comic - Satire
A teenage sociopath, Paul Kozac, has accidentally created an internet cult called The Hot Dog Party. When a prank turns deadly, the F.B.I. sends in an undercover agent, Cara Cole, to investigate and infiltrate their ranks. Now Cara battles against real stakes, fake news, and memes in a character-driven story about power structures and the communities you build. This is a story about “Click to follow” cultism during the age of social media.
Joe Bushkin
Comic - Satire
What if Hunter S Thompson retired, became a Republican and moved to Florida? Join the crazy adventures of Joe Bushkin and his trusty sidekick Harvey Louisiana.
Surrounded by Death
Comic - Satire
These are the residents of the Clearstream Mall. They are just trying to make it through their day like any of you. But they just happened to be 'SURROUNDED BY DEATH'.
ShannoN
Comic - Satire
ShannoN is a mystery satire comic that follows vampire ShannoN who works as a private detective with her butler, Archi.
Under God
Comic - Satire
In the Holy United States of America, Samantha Skylin is selected to go on a mission of mercy to the walled off land of Unbelievers. The righteous Almsgiving Day pilgrimage goes awry when Samantha is captured by the Unbelievers she's sworn to save. Outside of the safety of the theocratic bubble for the first time in her life Samantha's beliefs are challenged as she's forced to hear a different point of view.
Bloody-Ween
Comic - Satire
Bloody-Ween is a free satire comic that rolls around every Halloween, featuring the cast from an upcoming project called Bloody England.
You'll expect a lot of goofy humour, and inspirations from such comics like Team Fortress 2's Scream Fortress, and such.
After all, H.L. Roberts IS autistic, so obviously he would be good at writing something like this :)
Everything within this comic is light-hearted fun, and not to be taken seriously
Colonel Jefferson
Comic - Satire
What happens when the self proclaimed symbol of a far right movement befriends someone who represents everything he hates?
Irrepressible Comics is proud to launch Colonel Jefferson - an ambitious six issue mini about a self described "symbol" of a group of political extremists deadset on carving a new state out of the most conservative and rural parts of Northern California and Southern Oregon. Colonel Jefferson may not have powers, but he defends his community and its ideals with all the vigor he can muster... but defend from whom?
Friendo
Comic - Satire
Meet Jerry. Your new personalized VR marketing buddy. He wants you to spend...steal...kill to get what you want.
Leo didn't have much as a kid. But now he has his best friend, Jerry, who wants Leo to have all his heart's desires, no matter what it takes. Except Jerry isn't real. He's augmented reality marketing software, and he's completely insane.
Leo wasn’t allowed toys as a kid, but now that he’s all grown up he’s going to take yours. He used to play by the rules, but then governments and corporations set fire to the rules and still expected him to behave. He probably would have if it hadn’t been for his new friend Jerry. See, Jerry isn’t human; he’s a personalised marketing VR… and he’s malfunctioning. Unhinged ultraviolence from Alex Paknadel and Martin Simmonds...
Friendo (Compendium)
Comic - Satire
Meet Jerry. Your new personalized VR marketing buddy. He wants you to spend...steal...kill to get what you want.
Leo didn't have much as a kid. But now he has his best friend, Jerry, who wants Leo to have all his heart's desires, no matter what it takes. Except Jerry isn't real. He's augmented reality marketing software, and he's completely insane.
Leo wasn’t allowed toys as a kid, but now that he’s all grown up he’s going to take yours. He used to play by the rules, but then governments and corporations set fire to the rules and still expected him to behave. He probably would have if it hadn’t been for his new friend Jerry. See, Jerry isn’t human; he’s a personalised marketing VR… and he’s malfunctioning. Unhinged ultraviolence from Alex Paknadel and Martin Simmonds...