"Spellslinger is a brilliant mixture of shotguns and sorcery. Out of the gate, Chapman and Terdik wrangle up a wickedly weird western tale." David Gallaher, HIGH MOON, ONLY LIVING BOY “The Spellslinger is a fun and violent ride through the Old West. Following Rick from adventure to adventure is a joy to read. It's dark and violent as hell with a good bit of humor you'd expect from any Weird West tale. Zach's expert storytelling is magnified by Terdik's phenomenal art.” - Andrew Hilbert, Death Thing, XCRMNTMNTN and Invasion of the Weirdos. "An eldritch western horror carrying enough of Cthulhu’s DNA to qualify for child support... Without a doubt, Zach Chapman is a writer who needs more people following his work." - ThePullbox.com "An all you can eat magical spaghetti western buffet! Chapman and Ben Terdik combine to create one of the most singular Wild West stories imaginable. It ticks all the boxes. Spellslinger is hilarious in too many ways to count--pushy ghosts, vomiting spiders, crab cultists for starters. More action than you can point a gatling gun at. And the story will have you flipping pages quicker than the Spellslinger can draw his revolver to get to the heart of this intense and refreshing take on westerns." - Lesly Julien, Ghost Gauntlet, Savage Wizard "Epic storytelling, fantastic artwork and one hell of a demonic horse ride!" - Miguel Myers, My Horror Confessional

Jack Irons, a Neo-Western Americana Folktale, finds a reincarnated Immortal facing the manifestations of our universal vices, known as the Four Horsemen. Using ancient wisdom and unnatural abilities, he faces the collective machinations and unjust authorities that seek to twist reality into their own dark Paradise.

Cryptids, monsters of myth, must make a stand against Tulpas, sinister beings arising from the dark corners of cyberspace. Emanations created through the power of belief, readying their onslaught of this reality. Enter THE CRYPTIDNALS, Monsters who have been criminalized by human society for existing. The first and ONLY line of defense against the incursion of otherworldly evil.

Deacon Call was a killer. He killed men, women, and children, killed near anything that walked or crawled. The Texas Rangers loathed him, disgusted by the fact he wore the star. Until the day he killed the shaman’s daughter and hell was unleashed upon him and his Ranger brethren. Half of the Rangers were lucky to die by the Natives’ machetes, but the rest were murdered by the beast that Call became, The Man-dog. Call was cursed to wander the earth like a dog without a home. Seeking atonement. Seeking salvation. Always one step ahead of the Devil himself.

In the war-torn, infected land of Rhomheim, humanity is hunted by grotesque experiments of a mad scientist made of animal and machine called amalgams. Among the horrors are four young amalgams who, despite being as playful as they are cruel, must kidnap humans at their master's behest for his work, or suffer a crueler fate against the humans who hate them. But in a world of hatred and cruelty, is there room for even monsters to grow? For when one of them named Malik wishes to be more than a minion, will that path lead him towards the fulfillment he always longed for? Or will it drag him deeper into an abyss where he’ll face an even greater horror: Being human.

The Whisper King comes from before time. He makes deals with lifeforms, granting wishes beyond your dreams. But in return, he took the joy of those who wished, To satisfy his hunger. But his stomach never filled.

Follow along memorable dreams that either induce a surreal, relaxing, or horrific feeling as you tread down the mind of another.

Himbo is an original character of mine who I made some stuff about. He's a little guy with big legs. He's great! tuckerwooley.com/himbo.html

Full volumes of compiled chapters revised and uploaded.

Horror Comic Short | 10 pages In the Old West, a young mourning traveler and a former sheriff discover that shadows, much like the past, are never forgotten. Written by: R.L. White | Art by: Jonathan Rambinintsoa Mature Readers (language, violence and themes) High Resolution PDF.