EroTech
English
Tales From EroTech
Graphic Novel - Comedy
In this new anthology from SHP Comics, a who’s who of outstanding indie creators present a wide range of new and titillating tales of cyber love! Whether you’re a fan of horror, comedy, drama or erotica, there’s something here for everyone. So plug in, turn on, and strap yourself on for a wild ride!
Featuring:
“Killer Sex Bot” by Katie Mansfield
“A Day Away” by Dean Haspiel
“Alice 1+2” by Chloe Brailsford
“Rude Awaking” by Flops!
“Unboxing” by Brian McCray
...and more!
Not All Robots
Comic - Action
In the year 2056, robots have replaced human beings in the workforce. An uneasy co-existence develops between the newly intelligent robots and the ten billion humans living on Earth. Every human family is assigned a robot upon whom they are completely reliant. What could possibly go wrong?
Sinister Support Services
Comic - Comedy
In a world where even supervillains need tech support, meet Chad – a jaded IT professional at Sinister Support Services who's about to level up from fixing freeze rays to debugging doomsday devices.
When a promotion thrusts him into the role of Senior Evil Tech Support, Chad finds himself juggling the demands of megalomaniacal clients, his seductive boss Ms. Malice, and his own moral compass, helping villains with their world-domination schemes, one ticket at a time.
Atlas
Comic - Comedy
Atlas is a 12-page Digital Short Comic in an earthquake riddled Los Angeles. While serving mandated community service, Taryn Wells discovers an old technology.
Abyss
Comic - Comedy
The world's greatest super-villain, Abyss, has been killed... and that's the start of the story? Comedic, dysfunctional and heroic adventures begin when oblivious billionaire heir Eric Hoffman inherits his father's fortune, killer robot, and infamous legacy. Written by the creator of the Star Wars web phenomenon parody film TROOPS!
The Adventures of Captain So-So and Mister Maybe!
Comic - Comedy
Captain So-So and Mister Maybe is a six-chapter comedic look at the lives of several inept and under-appreciated superheroes. Best described as a “Superhero Sitcom”, these comics offer plenty of jokes, silly situations, pop culture references, action sequences, training montages, musical breaks, weirdos, wacky villains, things that talk but shouldn’t, light societal commentary, progressive values, Canadiana…and robots…lots and lots of robots.
Shonen Punx!
WebComic - Comedy
Chiitsu, a mid-40s punk who remembers when shorts were cool, just wants to sell comics at his shop. Instead, he’s stuck as the passenger in the crazy life of his girlfriend, Eva—a stolen bio-mecha with the ultimate power to download reality via the Hypernet. His family is just as weird: a synthetic employee (Kaede) and a bratty, magic-powered catgirl daughter (Neko-chan). Now they all have to fend off Eva’s evil genius parents and her rival sister, Tenshi Diaz. It’s high-energy sci-fi for anyone who misses the '90s.