Content with mediocrity in an increasingly automated society, Guy Everyman's life is forever transformed one day walking home from work. A hero, Awesoman is born, through forces beyond Guy's control, he is now a super powered being, and must adjust to this drastic change in his reality.

A dedicated contemporary botanist is changed into a human/plant hybrid after being stabbed by the thorn of a strange plant he can't identify. The plant has combined some of its DNA with is and as a result it has given him the s ability to grow plants at will as well as communicate with other species. He travels the world to try and restore damaged and dying ecosystems while battling with adversity that tries to continue to destroy the Earth. His goal is to help heal the Earth. Follow him along on his ambitious journey while trying to achieve his goals.

On the unforgiving desert orbital of Heliosynth, danger waits behind every dust storm and opportunity hides in every shadow. For Emma “Fix’Em” Shockbite—a sharp-tongued, morally grounded young mercenary—it’s all part of the job. Whether she’s tracking down relics, wrangling bounties, or dodging wasteland horrors, Emma is always one step ahead... or at least trying to be. But lately, her dreams have been shifting—haunted by memories she doesn’t recognize and glimpses of a future she can’t explain. As strange forces begin to stir, Emma finds herself caught in something much bigger than bounty boards and back-alley deals. There’s a storm coming. And Emma might be the key to stopping it… or starting it. Set in the expansive Wonders of the First multiverse, Emma: Rise of a Mythic is a sci-fantasy adventure about identity, destiny, and what it means to rise to the moment—even when the universe has other plans.

A man with the ability to mentally control the actions and thoughts of other people. Hundreds of them. to kilometers With the intention of taking over the world, if he doesn't already. Who can prevent it? Who will dare? Who will free the mental slaves of him?

Picture a mashup of a few select former DiC Animation series with a little PBS influence thrown in. It's mainly influenced from the Inspector Gadget fandom. Although here picture all that rated G content more PG-13, plus serious and elaborate. I highly suggest reading the back stories before reading the currently running comic story.

Foreboding and sinister secrets creep quietly into the now as consequences of actions millennia old unfurl. Meanwhile, the troubles of the future weigh so heavily that they threaten to crush everything beneath them. A wave of change rides through the universe that will touch all of space and time. A new era this way comes and with it; untold mystery and danger. In one night the world will be changed forever as plans are made behind closed doors, visitors arrive from places unknown and two young men are set on a path toward a destiny far greater than either of them could ever imagine.

Atoman! The Owl! Amazona, the Mighty Woman! The Iron Skull! Diamond Jack! The Shark! The Magician From Mars! All Golden Age superheroes, all in the public domain, and all but forgotten to modern audiences. PARAGONS OF EARTH reinvents these classic characters for the modern day, and pits them up against the interdimensional forces of cosmic horror!

2003. 15 y.o. Ken Archer turned out to be a mutant. Life gets more complicated after murder of maternal grandfather and massive massacre in Twist Tower. Ken suspects that his paternal grandfather Arnold Archer came back to finish what he had started: kill his grandson and thieves. But his methods bring more questions.

Experimenting on young children, the Nazis are trying to create a super soldier, instead they create their greatest enemy - SAMSON!

At a secret location in the Nevada desert a private research group uncover the greatest and most terrible secret in the history of humankind. A Government agency that does not exist is closing in, determined to take that secret for themselves, unaware that what they are dealing with is stranger and more powerful than they can possibly imagine. Informed by events that are happening as we speak, DIVING BELL explores First Contact and High Strangeness in a vividly cotemporary, streamlined and thoughtful manor, "This ain't the usual unusual stuff..." See you on the other side.