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.

A Cyberpunk-Dystopia. Isa's mundane life is completely changed when the government finds out that she is a chimera- a hybrid of two unrelated genus. Navigating an unforgiving society Isa befriends a demobilized war machine named Rex, whose past is much darker and violent than she may realize. A story about who you are versus what the world wants you to be.

"One of those rare indie gems that feels fully formed from the start... By page two I thought this is going to be good. By chapter one I was hoping there was more." — 101comics.com Coretans are powerful beings gifted with blessings and curses. Shackled to their duties to protect, they have always been doomed to live and die alone. An ex-slave must break that cycle once and for all to prevent the end of all life. This is comic with manga influences: the perfect dark science-fantasy for fans of Chainsaw Man, Berserk, Star Wars and Game of thrones. A slow burn type of story that rewards you with mystery and fights. Mature readers.

Suivez Molo dans cette aventure pleine de contrats, de crasse et pis d'autres choses. Franchement l'histoire, on s'en tape un peu. Moi, j'aime bien, mais la plupart des gens regardent juste les dessins. Jetez un p'tit coup d'œil, ça coûte rien. Le truc est plutôt pensé pour être lu sur téléphone, sinon dézoomez la page.

In the sprawling, stratified city of Arka, a group of anarchist rebels called Comedia, claiming to be part of the CaRNaVaL nebula, are helping to shake up Gadeden's bourgeois state order, which has been swallowed up by mega-corporations.

In the distant future, Joan finds herself to be a woman out of time. Long gone are the days of human civilization, the world now belongs to mutated freaks. Joan scours the desert for wrecks to salvage the parts she needs to repair her derelict ship and leave. One day a fresh crash brings more than what she had hoped for: The strange robot ORBO, brings terrible news - humanity is coming back and have no desire to share. The pair ventures forth to warn all sentient life and prepare to resist.

"A moody horror action adventure that hits the ground running with intensity and dynamic storytelling. Not for the faint of heart!" - Joseph P. Illidge - Writer for DC Comics and Todd McFarlane's Spawn Universe “If this opening chapter is any indication, WE WHO REMAIN isn’t just asking how the world ends, but what, and who, is worth saving when it does." - David Brooke - AIPT Comics Across a divided world, where the neon towers of the Corelands pierce the sky and the ancient spirits of the Hollow Wilds whisper through the dark, six broken strangers are pulled together by a force they don’t understand. Haunted by loss and marked by pain, they are led by the fading echo of Elara, a guardian of light, into a fight for humanity’s last breath. But the enemy waiting for them isn’t a beast or a machine. It’s Dalia, Elara’s sister, her equal, her opposite, who has returned to destroy the balance in life itself. As cities burn and the earth trembles, the group must confront the ghosts of their own pasts and the truth that power never comes without a wound. Their path will take them through the wreckage of civilization, through corrupted citadels of metal and arenas drenched in blood, toward the final confrontation between two gods who were once one. When the light finally fades, will the world end or will it awaken? We Who Remain is a mythic sci-fi epic about what rises after faith collapses, a story of broken people finding strength in their scars, of love born in ruin, and the fight to rebuild in the shadow of vanished gods.

A brilliant scientist named Zorrick West leads a team on a voyage to achieve multiversal travel. A failure of his voyage results in the loss of Zorrick’s entire team and Zorrick’s inadvertent transportation to an alternate ancient Egypt, where he is stuck. As Zorrick begins to embed himself in Egyptian society, learning the language and customs of ancient Egypt and calling himself a traveler, he is transported by portal and meets an all-powerful figure named Moreous, who claims to be the keeper of time, space, and the multiverse. After informing Zorrick that he has committed a crime by inadvertently rupturing the fabric of the space-time continuum and transporting to ancient Egypt, Moreous offers Zorrick a chance at redemption by helping him hunt and destroy a powerful creature named Xenendorf. Only the successful elimination of Xenendorf will result in mercy and a return home for Zorrick, but failure or refusal to help Moreous would cause Moreous to destroy everything Zorrick holds dear. As Zorrick embarks on his exciting and dangerous adventures in the Multiverse, Zorrick begins to discover that Moreous is hiding the truth from him and that Xenendorf is not who Moreous made him out to be.

Anthology series reminiscent of Twilight Zone and Black Mirror, tackling mature, social, and philosophical themes via sci-fi. "A nihilistic wet dream of entertainment", Comic Book News UK. "An anthology like no other! A shining example of great stories that aren’t always found on your LCS shelves", ComicWatch. "If you enjoy [Twilight Zone], this is on that level", Nerds, Geeks, and the Kitchen Sink.

In the time of AI-art and digital extravaganza here is a comic book that is 100% hand-drawn. Met a man stuck in a endless loop of death and REbirth. He explores the weird world he knows nothing about, stumbling on every obstacle, dies... explores again. But hey, whatever kills you makes the next run stronger, eh?