Barking
English
A thousand sins, one regret
Graphic Novel - Psychological Fiction
One man, a thousand sins
Two man, only one left carrying the burden
Three man, fought each other over for power
Oracles
Graphic Novel - Psychological Fiction
Overwhelmed by the weight of everyday life, our narrator leaves the familiar and steps into the wild unknown.
From forests to deserts, oceans to mountains, each landscape reveals hidden truths that reshape their understanding of grief, healing, and who they are becoming. As they travel, sage creatures, whispering mushrooms that glow with memory, and churning whirlpools guide them through moments of fear, wonder, and quiet reflection. The journey becomes a deeper reckoning with loss — and a search for meaning in what remains.
With evocative artwork and lyrical, contemplative prose, this graphic novel charts a path from uncertainty to connection, and from being lost to finally being found.
The Scrapbook of Life and Death
Graphic Novel - Abstract
The British newspaper clipping collection of egalitarian George Ives, collected between 1892 and 1949, ranged from murder and theories of crime to cricket scores. He was fascinated by the unusual, the gothic, the sexual, and the melodramatic.
In this graphic novel, acclaimed cartoonist J. Webster Sharp shares some of the most bizarre stories from the archives of George Ives in silent comics form. With often shocking, visceral black and white artwork, the strangeness and eccentricity of the Edwardian era provides a backdrop for Sharp's own struggles with mental health.
The Scrapbook of Life and Death is a fascinating, personal window into forgotten historical views of eccentric and socially transcendent and disturbing behaviors -- and their resonance in life today.
2120
Graphic Novel - Psychological Fiction
You're Wade, a schlubby middle-aged computer repairman, sent to fix a computer in a vacant, nondescript office building. When you get inside the door locks behind you, and you can't get out. Now the adventure begins! You have to explore this building and try to find your way home. The building is huge on the inside with a lot of sprawling hallways and empty rooms but your only hope is to uncover clues and try to work out the mystery this whole experience hangs on.
Terminal Velocity
Graphic Novel - Psychological Fiction
Vira Vaughn is an egotistical criminal defense attorney who lives for the spotlight. When she’s suddenly gifted the power of super speed, she seizes the chance to become a legend. As Velocity, she becomes a beloved hero in the city. But the more she runs, the more cracks start to appear in her persona.
US Physical Copy: https://mixam.com/print-on-demand/6983569de33696c838ea39c5
UK Physical Copy: https://mixam.co.uk/print-on-demand/69822ee67a0b01f7c23a2a3c
A Quiet Disaster
Graphic Novel - Psychological Fiction
A grand existential crisis, a surreal Bulgakovian satire, or simply a quiet disaster? We follow Philip on his day off work as he struggles to find meaning and happiness through the everyday decisions that make up a day. Why did he cross that street? Does he keep walking, or shelter from the rain? What will make him happy? And just why is that dog wearing glasses?
Portrait of you
Graphic Novel - Psychological Fiction
Short piece about hating babies or being treated bad or something like that.
The Guide to a Healthy Relationship
Graphic Novel - Psychological Fiction
Psychological | Drama | Hurt/Comfort
Upon discovering his now ex-childhood friend isn't dead, an emotionally immature alcoholic tries to make amends for ruining their friendship.
CW: Abuse, violence, blood, mental illness, suicidality, bigotry, slurs, self-harm, body horror, implied sexual assault.
Whatzit
Graphic Novel - Psychological Fiction
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.
What We Don't Talk About
Graphic Novel - Psychological Fiction
Farai has finally persuaded Adam to introduce her to his parents, but the visit to the in-laws turns out to be a horrible experience for her. She starts to feel uneasy and ostracised. When confronted about this experience Adam tries to play down the situation and does not show any understanding for his partner's concerns. Then things get a whole lot worse and Farai has to question if she can be with a man whose family does not accept her and who is not willing to face the difficulties related to an interracial relationship.