"Freakshow Princess" is a 24 page, full color, one-shot zombie horror comic book. THE STORY: Jessica and her dog, Harley, are trapped inside of her boarded up house with a terrible threat growing outside. As the danger slowly increases, she thinks back to what got her in this situation and perhaps the threat is already inside her home.

Karl is visited, in true noir style, by a mysterious lady in black who sends him on a wild goose chase in hunt of a vampire named Loew. But what he discovers is something more sinister as he blacks out and blood is drawn from his arm. Dracula’s daughter! Karl’s former Partner, Trevor Jackson, winds up arguing with his niece as she tells him that she wants to quit the F.B.I. to hunt vampires

Little Sally is the story of a little girl named Sally that comes back from the grave and with the help of her friends Ted and Uni together they take out those that harm children. Get ready for a fun bloody time.

Sherlock Holmes takes on the Phantom of the Opera in this mystery/horror series! When the young son of the Comte and Comtesse de Chagny mysteriously disappears, it's Sherlock Holmes on the case. But old ghosts linger for both the De Chagnys and Holmes. And one of them is seemingly back from the dead. Can Holmes and the mysterious Phantom of the Opera rescue the boy? Or does the Phantom have other nefarious plans? After all, Obsession Never Dies.

A pre-teen moves into a new house and discovers that a monster lurking inside her room, within her walls. So she befriends it.

Silvia's routine was to walk home after her shift at the snack factory. Unfortunately, this evening it appears that something is following her. Written by Angie Ornelas. Illustrated by Bobgar Ornelas. Pin-Up by Timothy O'Briant. Pin-Up by Earl Son.

As sunlight becomes more dangerous, humans are forced to live a nocturnal life alongside the horrific creatures of the night. To appease the most powerful of these monsters (the FACE STEALER), a village sacrifices a young girl, OBALEDO, to it. Big mistake.

New parents Adam and Yvonne are desperate to buy a home in Toronto, but are bitterly priced out of the market. Their fortunes change when Adam receives the key to “Garrison Manor,” a mysterious mansion that provides them with anything their hearts desire. But nothing comes for free, and Garrison Manor requires regular “Upkeep,” a blood sacrifice Adam must learn to master if he wants to keep his newfound dream house from becoming a horror-filled nightmare...

Scarlet Huntress is a modern day take on little red riding hood lore, all grown up and fighting werewolves in modern-day.

This is a 7-page comic that serves as a tribute to the artists who have influenced me since the day I first discovered them. I’ll post one page every Friday, maybe adding a short text to each—nothing too profound. It pairs well with witch house music in the background. It’s a blend of tastes and references that seem unrelated but are, at their core, so diametrical that they juxtapose on a plane that cuts through them (wrestling/sorcery)—a convoluted yin-yang. Each contains traces of the other. Between these poles, an alchemy is attempted. Only here, the comic itself acts as the catalyst, amplifying and radiating. It’s the hyperbole of an explosion. Technically speaking, it’s yet another eternal pursuit—but now fully framed by its context. Where are the boundaries of the neon ocean that’s already drowned us? In our own finitude, perhaps. Or maybe folklore—local or foreign, but always ancient—offers refuge from the machine. There, we see forces that resist all technology. And they will endure...