A brilliant scientist named Zorrick West leads a team on a voyage to achieve multiversal travel. A failure of his voyage results in the loss of Zorrick’s entire team and Zorrick’s inadvertent transportation to an alternate ancient Egypt, where he is stuck. As Zorrick begins to embed himself in Egyptian society, learning the language and customs of ancient Egypt and calling himself a traveler, he is transported by portal and meets an all-powerful figure named Moreous, who claims to be the keeper of time, space, and the multiverse. After informing Zorrick that he has committed a crime by inadvertently rupturing the fabric of the space-time continuum and transporting to ancient Egypt, Moreous offers Zorrick a chance at redemption by helping him hunt and destroy a powerful creature named Xenendorf. Only the successful elimination of Xenendorf will result in mercy and a return home for Zorrick, but failure or refusal to help Moreous would cause Moreous to destroy everything Zorrick holds dear. As Zorrick embarks on his exciting and dangerous adventures in the Multiverse, Zorrick begins to discover that Moreous is hiding the truth from him and that Xenendorf is not who Moreous made him out to be.

After three astronauts are stranded in deep space, they learn that only two of them will be able to enter hypersleep for the long return home. One of the crew members makes the difficult decision to remain awake and live the rest of his life alone with only the spacecraft's onboard A.I. for company. But when the other two astronauts wake up, they discover something horrible has happened while they were unconscious!

Zara, a therapist working for the Space Exploration Agency, is summoned to the Jupiter base to consult on an explorer and former patient. Upon arrival, she finds out her patient died violent and unexpectedly, and her cute but deranged robotic partner Leo believes she was murdered. Bereavement is a 36 page mature sci-fi murder mystery one-shot with the emotional undertones of a Pixar movie.

Thousands of years after a war between dieties humans find artifacts giving them power. What will they use these powers for ?

On a desolate Earth, how can an amnesiac robot take care of a stray dog? In Schism: Lune and Sol, Lune learns the struggle of being a pet owner while navigating the mysteries of the post apocalyptic world around them.

Episodic short stories about a robotic bounty hunter on the galactic frontier.

In a distant future, the general A.I. S-Cyclope has succeeded in creating the Dagger, a colonizing ship capable of traveling infinitely through the universe in search of a habitable world. Onboard, the android Pater-9 and the human LNA must manage thousands of human embryos, assisted by the ship's A.I., Q-Brik. But in their quest to perpetuate humanity, they will venture much too far into the universe, reaching distances beyond comprehension and imagination.

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 cyborg from a distant world. Duskyle's family has a complicated and tumultuous past. Despite the town’s struggles, where inhabitants earn their living through farming and trade, the people are wary of Duskyle's family due to rumors surrounding his mother's mystical powers from her past and his father's strange origins. Duskyle's peaceful days, spent helping his parents with their farming chores, are about to be disrupted as the complex history of his parents’ past catches up with him. From magical curses to intergalactic conspiracies.

Jack Jarvis was a billionaire genius scientist who was promised fame and fortune beyond his wildest dreams. Only thing he didn't account for was the nightmares that followed. Infected with a deadly parasite granting him powers such as super strength, flight, and plasma manipulation, he's treated as a bioweapon by the mega corporation known as NETMO. Jarvis now goes by the callsign Fire-Fly and must relearn what it means to be human.

A team of space marines boards an infected space station and uncovers a horrifying truth: the station’s residents have been transformed by a deadly virus lurking in the water supply. Though they fight valiantly, only their leader survives long enough to record one final warning for anyone who may come next. My second finished comic kind of love letter to John Carpenter's The Thing and Dead Space.