Capítulo 2 – La Serpiente Emplumada Arutneva lleva a Karla en su primer viaje a través del tiempo, aterrizando en la antigua ciudad de Tula en el México prehispánico. Allí deben recuperar una página perdida del Crystal Book antes de que lo haga el Inquisidor. Pero la misión sale mal cuando Karla es envenenada por una de las criaturas del Inquisidor — una monstruosa cría de Cipactli, la bestia primordial de la mitología azteca. Su única esperanza es un misterioso niño que resulta ser nada menos que el mismísimo Quetzalcóatl, la serpiente emplumada, quien les entrega una pluma curativa y una advertencia: busquen a un hechicero.

La barrera que separa al mundo real del mundo de los sueños está fracturándose lentamente y Emi; un introvertido niño de 12 años con una gran imaginación, es el único que puede arreglarla. Con el apoyo de Morfeo, el dios de los sueños, Emi adoptará su nueva identidad como VILIO, el guardián onírico capaz proteger a las personas de las horribles pesadillas que los atormentan en sus sueños antes de que salgan al mundo real y el daño causado sea irreparable. CÓMIC DIBUJADO POR: Dra. IDACHI ESCRITO POR: J.G. "Darkko" Castillo

A young girl wakes up in a mysterious world with no memory of how she got there. Luckily for her, a feline adventurer is there to lend a helping hand. Together, they'll face giants, sirens, and even a dragon to find a way home. Enjoy this 26-page one-shot written by author Lantz Cox with art by Diego Rago.

Karla Rodriguez is a 12-year-old girl from Brooklyn with one dream: to win a comic book contest and prove that her art is worth something. But when she goes to submit her work, a mysterious editor named Salvador Moore steals more than just her drawings — he takes her very imagination. That night, as Karla lies helpless in her room, a strange warrior bursts through her window. His name is Arutneva, and he carries a living book chained to his wrist. The adventure is just beginning.

Abril, una chica que vive a su propio aire, amante del campo, del misterio vive feliz con su abuela y sus mascotas hasta que un día sucede algo que podría cambiar todo.

The normal and lonely life of a girl is disrupted after a meeting with a boy from another world, perhaps, predestined. Revealing that in the world magic exists and so does, dangerous monsters known as "Espíritus Oscuros". Now with her life on the verge of death, she must fight in order to live and discover the secrets of this world, and her own life.

Tired and haunted, April tries to live a quiet life designing robots and fixing the exploration unit's gear. When all she wants is simplicity, she struggles to live with the nightmares that plague her of events she wasn't around to experience.

Join Mido, a young and innocence girl, as she adventures into a new world. Though, something isn't quite right with the robots...

Chapter 5 – The Final Chapter Everything begins at the beginning. Before there were heroes or villains, there was only a chronicler — an ancient being who devoted millennia to recording every dream, every song, every drawing humanity ever created. Until the day he lost faith in the very species he protected, and became the Inquisidor. Now, with the Crystal Book destroyed and Arutneva captured, Karla stands alone in the middle of a New York that is forgetting itself — people losing their skills, their memories, their identity, as the Inquisidor's army drains the imagination from an entire city. Armed with nothing but a brush and a blank page, Karla calls on every ally she has gathered across time: Andrés Petit, Don Quijote, Sancho Panza, Quetzalcoatl, and a gaucho singer who never stops singing even in the middle of battle. The final confrontation is not won with a sword. It is won with art. Karla paints the Inquisidor himself — turning his own skin into a canvas, trapping him in the one thing he always wanted to destroy: a story worth remembering. The first Cuban-American comic book. Published by Hero Genesis.