On September 28, 1989, Boris Nikolayevich Yeltsin fell off a bridge. This incident was publicized by television and newspapers. This kind of public discussion of the highest government bodies of the USSR had never happened before. What actually occurred on that fateful night remains unclear. 
A one-of-a-kind visual investigation based on a Wikipedia article.

'Buffy' meets 'The Office' when a brash young woman works for corporate monsters. Tessa Gem is afraid. The vampire bat sitting across from her holds the future in his hands. He might try to drink her life away, it’s true- but that’s not what scares Tessa. She’s worried that Dr. Acuña won’t hire her. She really wants this job. “I find your resumé pathetic,” says Dr. Acuña. It’s going well. Welcome to Ladders & Company. Their mission: to help creatures climb out of the shadows and into the workday. Here, monster bosses tyrannize a workplace unlike any other. Dr. Acuña is the vampire Vice President interviewing for a fresh assistant. Sure, he’s had trouble keeping humans around, but that’s a matter for HR. (Don’t tell the shareholders.) Snakes@Ladders is a fun, action-packed series about ego, betrayal, and spite set in a monstrous world. By joining this warped workplace, Tessa Gem steps into a high-stakes contest for power. Who will rule when the greatest fiends of all are put under one roof? To find her way out, she will learn how to win. To survive she must climb to the top of Ladders & Company.

When the world is in danger, Superguy may or may not be there to save the day. It all depends how hungry and/or tired he is. Good thing we've got Robotguy!

What happens when a washed-up, drunk, middle-aged hero loses his sidekick in an unexpected tragedy? A mystery is revealed through a series of hilarious circumstances that he must solve with the help of allies and enemies, all while trying to stay sober!

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.

Work to eat, Eat to Work is a statement developed by the author relating to the idea that a waitress often has to eat her words in order to keep her job. This is a skill made hard by the constantly disrespectful, self-serving customers who often deserve to be told off, but cannot be because of the realities of the restaurant industry. After all, the customer is ALWAYS right. This comic, inspired by its title, represents an over-dramatized day-in-the-life of a part-time waitress such as the author as she struggles to keep her opinions on good behavior to herself for the sake of her job.

It's Alice In Wonderland, but trans.

Enjoy two short stories featuring the lovable kleptomaniac - Jellyfish Girl. I made this as a personal project to try and create a 4-8 page comic in a month.

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He was old radio station equipment until he was inspired to dance by indie rock DJ's. He is Wesley the Robot. He and his crush Beatrice battle humans, demons and kaijus and just enjoy a nice cup of coffee.