In the year 2037, peace, justice and order are luxuries for the hedonistic rich and powerful, the rest of the population must now rely on illegal independent contractors known as Ronin to provide the safety and security that the military and law enforcement are no longer providing. Ronin such as Volk. When Vincent Volk takes a contract to kill someone, it goes without saying that they deserved it, at least from his point of view. However, when the CIA finds out their most dangerous asset is not KIA but alive and working as an independent contractor, Vincent is forced to confront the sins of his past and the demons of his fractured mind to have a chance at keeping his freedom and what's left of his sanity.

Inside the Selfoss dome, hunger is creeping up on people. Standast tries to find a solution, however, they believe that something bigger and more complex may be going on in the institution on which their survival depends.

Everything in the universe is interconnected, and what is lost sometimes comes back. Lothar, the contract killer, takes on a risky adventure to find happiness in life, be it in this timeline or not. The universe stirs. Did he lose his mind for good? Or there’s still a chance to succeed?.. An experimental and episodic, yet continuous graphic novel that doesn't have to be read in order. It relies on readers’ imagination to fill in the gaps in the story. Recommended for mature audiences only.

"Eldridge Wargrave" awakens at the edge of a maze-like forest. Following a beautiful blonde, he enters Tench House and begins a swirl of sex, murder mystery and existential horror! Webcomic: http://labyrinth.thecomicseries.com

500 years from now, Earth is abandoned, no longer habitable. Humanity now lives in orbit of the planet and has spread into the solar system. Two people from different times find their lives thrust into chaos, their paths crossing and leading them into the midst of a secret, that once revealed, will change humanity's past, present and future, as the truth behind earth's demise is uncovered...

‘Eros’ is an origins comic for Evangelina, the protagonist in Volume 1 of ‘First Person Revocation.’ Eros offers it’s clients sexual services that utillise Inter-Corporeal Shift (ICS) tech, a temporary means of consciousness transference. Evangelina is a bio-enhanced sex worker employed by Eros to supply the partners utilised by its clients. Li Palmer was an Eros ICS client, enthusiasm undimmed by ICS newly conferred illegality and safety concerns. The pain and regret of his ebbing life prompted his desire to use ICS to jack another, younger, life. On her first job at Eros Evangelina finds herself on a collision course with Palmer’s desires and it will take all her wits and good fortune to avoid her becoming a casualty in the quiet war waged by wealth against death.

In the not-too-distant future, world society has fallen into mass poverty after war. Dozens of countries have perished. North America has become an oppressive state where extraordinary beings are detained from using their abilities by law with limiter suits. Certain beings’ powers are exploited for labor, and the rest are executed en masse, orchestrated from the background by Vice President Denton Snyder. There is a growing public mistrust and suspicion of Snyder’s involvement in the mysterious and brutal assassination of Ultranova, a legendary symbol of hope and peace in this police state turned anarchist society, now referred to as the Republic of Snyder. Led by espionage extraordinaire Kitsune, a group of rebels seek to find the notorious exile, Alexander, who is their only hope to destroy the oppressive government by infiltrating the stronghold of Vice President Snyder, a self-styled prototype for his own super-race.

The Paladin is the most powerful being in the universe, but with his past haunting him, can his new allies guide him down the right path? With the Aesir Empire gaining more control than ever over the universe, the rebels fight to stop the Mad King before it’s too late, but another mysterious force has a similar goal, The Vigilante. This series depicts various mental health issues such as D.I.D, depression, anxiety, among various other issues.

Oliver Tarsul is a mostly average 14-year-old kid; aside from being the unwilling roommate to an interdimensional space clown his step-father solicited to rebuild a portal designed by his recently deceased mother. Things are more than a little complicated. Regardless, dealing with a gelatinous slime monster in the shape of a clown girl named Dindet, while also trying to stay under the radar as the only trans kid in school, proves to be significantly harder than he imagined. But the fallout of his mother's supposed death didn't just bring into question what she was working on and who she was working with. It also brought along with it a part of Oliver's past that he'd rather just forget. His biological father.

The english translation of my ongoing sci-fi graphic novel. In the distant future, long after the Scourge, Earth has become a reserve protected by Gaia, an Artificial Intelligence. Humankind has proliferated in space, colonizing more than 50 planets within a radius of 30 light-years. Isolated from one another, human societies have never been so diverse. Genetic and cybernetic enhancements, although banned after the Scourge, have created hybrid beings, often considered subhuman. Ideologies, religions and the thirst for profit are the pretext for incessant wars. It's in this universe that a noy so clever smuggler finds himself at the heart of events that could change the future of all humankind.