The continuing saga of Adrian Rorvik battling his alien dreams from the past, future and in with in a dimension featuring comic book like characters on the planet Io-Lot. Where he is considered a superhero as Rip Ritter. This is part one of two where Adrian is hopeful he will be able to get to the bottom of why he has dreams, not from his reality.

The return of Birdman From Io is the continuing saga of Adrian Rorvik twenty-five years later is still striving to get to the bottom of his Viking ancestry. Now further compounded by having alien and Viking dreams from seemingly "future past." He has become a popular documentary film director that is currently taking him to Turkey and England where he is confounded in the possibility that Vikings and Druids shared the English Isles.

In a near future ruled by large corporations, a mysterious threat emerges that will lead some young humans to merge with machines to ensure survival...

In a world on the brink of anarchy, where society struggles to survive amidst chaotic conditions, scientists build an interdimensional portal - a final attempt to find a new world where humanity can thrive. But crossing dimensions may uncover horrors they never expected...

Hi. Nannion is a painterly-anime graphic novel of mystery and discovery. In the sunlit seas and shadowed depths of the Aegean, humans and strange aquatic beings cross paths, uncovering secrets older than myth itself. A story of survival, friendship, and the blurred line between science and legend. Nannion is my original graphic novel, based on my self-published book of the same name. The story, characters, and text are fully human-written; the artwork is created with AI tools, guided by the narrative and diligently curated. This is an experiment in blending words and machine-assisted imagery to bring a dreamlike and surreal story to life in a new way. If you love graphic novels, indie comics, fantasy, or mythic mysteries, follow along as Nannion comes to life. 30 chapters, ~1,200 panels. Free to read.

After a long day of work, a doctor trudges home in the pouring rain only to find a dying teenage boy in the road. He takes the boy home, saving his life, only to discover the he has no memory of who he is. The doctor and his daughter invite the boy to stay with them and as time goes on, discover some strange and unexplainable things about their newest family member.

In Northeast Ohio in the year 1984, eleven year old Alfonso Ward is sought out by the Galactic Defense Initiative, and charged with defending his home from an invading alien hoard. Guided by the aid of an observance droid named Ozzie, and a mechanical symbiont suit called Obsidian, Alfonso learns that his feelings are the key to accomplishing things he never imagined possible.

Doctor Larson is a maniacal genius bent on harnessing the parapsychic powers of Thomas, a 12-year-old boy. Using a "thought terminating process," Larson employs trigger words that catalyze Thomas' abilities so he can use them for his own evil purposes. But as those powers grow, Thomas finds himself slowly stripped of choice and all self-control while treading a path of total annihilation. In this philosophical exploration of humanity, readers will witness Thomas’ thoughts and experiences as he endures mental conditioning. Despite Dr. Larson’s rhetoric and actions through torture, Thomas remains contemplative of life, time and humanity with Thomas’ father as the only voice of reason that sheds light in his consuming darkness. Will Larson succeed in creating world destruction, or will he be forced to watch as the boy is fully consumed by his own conflagration? This graphic novel is based off the Award-Winning-Novel, Create Destruction: Phase I written by Ryan Kovacs and published by PHiR Publishing 2023. Please visit www.phirpublishing.com for publishing and copyright information. Artwork by Sean Fitzpatrick.

In the year 2062, half of the United States population is now in prison, locked up behind an impenetrable wall. To pay for our country's mass incarceration, the National Penitentiary League launched a new blood sport that has swept the nation: The Grid Wars. Many who dare play will die, but the fierce few who win are granted the one prize coveted by all those who live behind the wall: Liberty. Because if you are the unlucky ones to live behind the wall, there's only one way out: Play for Freedom.

They say it's dangerous to step out into the snow when there's no sunlight. If it's not the toxic crimson fog or the deadly wildlife that gets you, it's the city itself. But here's the thing... Asenya barely gets any sunlight. Most of the year, it's dark and snowbound. So you'd stay home—if you had one. Then again, if you're part of the rebellion, like everyone is, you're bound to be hunted by a Shadow Keeper. You can't step out, and you can't stay in. Disorder. That's what the Council wants. But there's one person who can change that. And if you're an Asenyan, you already know who that is. Captain Zov'ha Svao.