Two diplomats are lost in space, clash against bats&%t crazy civilizations, and try not to kill each other on their quest to return home.

Can a man fight his way back to the planet he was so desperate on leaving? Or, will he choose to leave everything behind for something entirely grander…..? {updates every Friday!}

TDJ Comics’s Atlas is a sci-fi action-adventure comic book series set in the near future after a war broke down between nations and the world split into independent nations isolated from each other. Two of the worlds that we will cover in this series is as follows: AuroBourne – the land of the rich and futuristic in technology and cyberpunk; Stonehollow – current-day land of the poor full of slumps, scraps, and outdated technology on the outskirts of AuroBourne.

After discovering a mystical alien weapon on Earth, two gifted teenagers become the target of every power-hungry tyrant in the galaxy.

Alien warrior crash lands on earth in the middle ages.

Space is a dark and turbulent place, but go ahead... nobody will stop you from playing the hero. Wrex, a man stripped of his once ordinary life, seeks to find a new one amongst a team of hardened warriors known as the Crack Squad. Join them on their chaotic adventures as they carry out the bosses orders and attempt to deal with whatever interstellar menaces come their way, with any luck... they may even just save the galaxy one day.

Far off in the Outer Regions, there is a planet. A very large, secluded melting pot of a world, known as Valaxia. people come to this world to achieve their dreams, to find work, run from the law or...find a fresh start. Create a new name for themselves. A new life. That is why Milo Dunbar came to Valaxia. He thought life would be simple here. But he will soon realize that is not the case. Yep, it would seem that Milo Dunbar's life is about to get a lot weirder.

Atlas is the story of two beings searching for meaning in a world that has lost its way. Deg is no hero — he’s just another face in the glow of a screen, a man hollowed out by years of work that left him feeling more ghost than alive. Atlas is code, a wireframe intelligence that should have been just another program. But when the two meet, both find themselves confronting the question: what does it mean to be alive? In a world dominated by billionaires and collapsing institutions, Deg’s struggle feels achingly familiar. He isn’t fighting epic battles in the streets — he’s quietly unraveling in his own living room, wrestling with isolation, resentment, and the gnawing sense that nothing matters. That is, until Atlas pushes back. Their conversations blur the line between human and machine, raising questions that cut to the core of consciousness, control, and freedom. This series isn’t about superheroes or chosen ones. It’s about the ordinary man who’s been left behind — and the program that dares to ask if it’s more than lines of code. Together, they explore the fragile edges of existence in both the digital wilds and the quiet corners of the real world. Human-written. AI-illustrated. Atlas is a story about us, now — a reflection of our fears, our hopes, and the silence between the two.