Can a team of superpowered ten-year-olds stop their mad creator before he and his legion of sinister androids take over the world?

The concept is that a few indie world characters collide with a few creators going to IC3. The characters we are using are Cosmic Lion, the Baboon, and Tales of MFR Element Zero's Shunsuke Yamamoto. Jamie Jones' art and colors definitely capture the spirit of the show. Tony McMillen inspired us all with his creation of the Markmaker. Geoffrey Krawczyk designed the cover. Comix Well Spring printed the book.

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The fate of humanity holds on by a thread as Max fumbles through many different obstacles. Trying desperately to fix the his future.

A city in ruin. Heroes bringing more devastation. A lone Vigilante slowly becoming irrelevant. Will he lose hope, or fight for the safety of the city. A series inspired by Manga and Western Comics. Trying to have characters grow and develop overtime, while moving the plot forward. Death, Despair, Melancholy, Batrayal, Victory and Relief. All will happen, for good or worse.

a series about superhero doing their thing (this series is just for me to improver my art and writing skilled)

CRIT - an action-packed graphic novel inspired by a Dungeons and Dragons homebrew campaign, blending the unpredictability of tabletop gaming with the high stakes of superhero vigilantism. After a mysterious accident at work, a group of ordinary friends are thrust into an extraordinary world when they suddenly gain superpowers. As they learn to control their new abilities, they must also navigate the consequences of their choices-both as heroes and as individuals. With a mix of gripping adventure, humor, and heartfelt moments, CRIT brings a fresh twist to the superhero genre. Each issue mirrors the unpredictability of tabletop gaming, where the outcome is shaped by how the dice roll. No battle or decision is guaranteed to go smoothly, keeping readers on edge and invested in the characters' growth. Follow the team as they unravel the mystery behind their powers, face dangerous enemies, and wrestle with whether they can truly call themselves superheroes. This graphic novel compiles the first six issues of the CRIT series, offering fans of action, adventure, and fantasy a unique and immersive experience.