Cult Girls based on a true story, tells the story of Talia and her friends as they struggle with growing suspicions that their faith is a patriarchal religious cult. It's a story of tremendous courage and female empowerment as Talia as her friends successfully free themselves told through a feminist lens with cautionary humor.

'What's Going Andre?' follows the frenzied life of Andre Bernard, an anxious percussionist with a knack for overthinking and a big heart - even when his brain doesn't fully cooperate. Taking the role of the self-effacing member of his friend Jenny's band, 'Jenny and the Animal Farm,' Andre's daily life is nothing more than a balancing act of performing and pretending he has everything together, especially when the odds are against him - which is a majority of the time. 'What's Going Andre?' is a series of comedic and heartfelt stories about anxiety, self-esteem and the messy rhythm of growing into yourself.

This is Volume 1 of my longform series Big Miskates, an illustrated series about the complex friendship between five guys! This story utilizes experimental storytelling through multiple illustrations, art styles, and comics that are posted weekly on my website (hanniie.neocities.org). in this book, the boys navigate their junior year. Fio suffers many career-ending injuries. Mac goes on a citywide burger tour. Nikolai pretends to be unaware of Fio's feelings. Mark and Kaemin face the dark consequences of social media. The original story is 70 pages, with 11 extra content pages! 81pp total

This comic book is an urban journey of one character trying to get back a tangible item that was sold unbeknownst to him. Enjoy the journey!

One night, a burned out college student discovers a babbling drunk in the middle of his dorm. Instead of reporting the incident, he asks to be friends. After all, If he wants to make the most out of university before it’s too late, he’ll need as much help as he can get.

Room For Four follows the lives of four roommates and how they live their lives. It will show what they do such as their jobs, daily activities, hobbies, relationships, and more. It takes place in the 1950s. DISCLAIMER: Do remember that the 1950s were a very different time compared to today. Society was different, the rules and expectations were harsh. Equality wasn't really prevalent either. read warning below. Warning! Will include or address: Racism, Sexism, Homophobia, Transphobia, Slurs, and multiple forms of offensive propaganda.

Our mousy protagonist Willow lives in a mundane and restricted school, which ends up being the worst place someone could get gifted a magical necklace. Desperately trying to contain the magic within, this act of futility seems to just make matters worse. As the necklace crumbles the school’s secrets around her, Willow is left to wonder if it was a gift sent by friend or foe?

A series of "poetry, comics, etc." about Delima, a nonbinary pomegranate art student who uncontrollably emits seeds when they're anxious.

Swerved is an English slice of life comic told in two different times of Neil Wilson’s life as he tries to become who he wants to be and deals with who he is. Neil Wilson is your typical teenager in his final year of high school. As his senior year winds down he has to deal with the death of his best friend, uninterested love interests, and an uncertain future. To combat this, Neil faces his future by promoting a professional wrestling event with one of the sport’s biggest stars as a main attraction. However, the consequences are felt fifteen years later. Neil Wilson is your typical male in his mid-thirties. He has moved back home from Las Vegas to deal with his ailing mother, a battle with alcoholism, and his uncertain future. To combat this, Neil is attempting sobriety and trying to reconcile relationships gone awry. However, can he heal wounds that are fifteen years old? Intended for mature readers. This book contains moderate violence, use of profanity, and sexual content.