A crazy NSFW naughty anthology series written by Suzanne Jones and Emma James, with incredible art by Gary Parkin! Each issue has 3 to 4 self-contained stories of debauchery!

What is there to say about a town like Gwynethy city, well other then the monsters, serial killers, and a very tired police force trying to stop them, there are people that only want to live there in peace and quiet. Yeah right! The people in this town can’t get a break at all, as this anthology series is going to show.

The fanzine was created in December 2016, as a digital collection of works by participants of the Valjevo Comics and Animation Workshop and a way to promote their work. In the summer of 2017 issues two and zero were published both in print and digital, alongside issue with a physical edition of issue one, and starting with the third and fourth issues of 2018, the fanzine will continue to be published simultaneously in both versions. As part of the “STRAVA Fest” in 2019, the fifth issue was published, and the sixth in November of the same year, in which the fanzine shared the title with the “Black Blot” fanzine, which had previously ceased publication in 2010. In December 2019 and January 2020, through the “Z!N” newsletter, issues seven and eight were published, and from January 2021 it continues to be published monthly. The fanzine contains original comics by members of the workshop (and beyond), various reports on the engagements of the workshop, as well as news from domestic areas, regarding comics and animation. From the first issue until now, more than 40 young comic artists and illustrators have participated.

A new universe of superheroes, aliens, and magic. This book takes the classic anthology format of the 1930s and 1940s Golden Age comics, but with stories aimed at the diversity of modern audiences. For fans of everything from the Caped Crusader to X-Men to the Sunday Comics.

Three tales of genius inventors, Saturday morning cartoon heroes and self-absorbed geeks! They will take you on adventures from the streets of Victorian London to super-secret laboratories, and all the way into the vast reaches of space! A variety of comic book characters that will transport you to the wildest reaches of your imagination, as they right the wrongs, defend the confused and seek justice in the most unlikely of places. So get ready! It’s time for the Reckless Chronicles!

A Brainbeast Studios Double Feature Flipbook containing two short stories - Below The Waist and Snuffles the Indomitable. Below the Waist Is a bit of an exploration of toxic masculinity and "tough guy" culture in Australia, that started as an idea for a short creature feature film for Youtube, which I never had the budget to pull off, and honestly as a bad joke taken to a very entertaining extreme. But since I can make comics, now my bad joke gets to be your problem! Introducing the character and world of Snuffles the Indomitable - this short is a fun romp to set the tone for my upcoming webcomic! Snuffles the Indomitable has been my dream project for almost 10 years now - inspired by a tshirt Robin (my partner) got me for Xmas one year, which had a cute little samurai pug on it. I started thinking of ideas for adventures the little guy could go on, and Snuffles the Indomitable was born! Colours by Pete Collins (Bardic Verses, Memoirs of the Morbid Vol. 2, Moncul Vol. 8) - - Letters by Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou and Toben Racicot (The Man Who Found The Future, Glitch Cache, Side Quest, Pilgrim's Dirge) - Fantastic covers by Marcus Jimenez (Isai, Deadly living, Falling Stars) and Matt Harding (Boris Karloffs Gold Key Mysteries, Batman: The Brave & The Bold, Hyperdrive).

Two stories in one issue! Set during the Civil War, a trickster plays upon the mind of a soldier. Visions of what may come haunt him in Tattered Present, No Future. In The Man in the Morgue, his partner's murder leads a detective to search his soul for answers to the crime.

In this world of anthropomorphic characters, we explore tales of people accepting and recounting their life's story. Music is a recurring theme that helps to set the tone. People are more complex than the roles they are pushed into. With each chapter is an emotional journey involving very personal and deep moments of introspection from it's core characters. The way these personalities, backstories, and struggles coincide and work together is what connects this collection of tales. Truly, in the most literal sense, everything... is.

Only Animal is the story of anthropomorphic animals, all living in the same city and going by their day-to-day lives. Throughout the story, individual perspectives are shown as some of the animal residents, will face personal trials and tribulations and embark on journeys to learn more about their city and ultimately themselves. Wherever they are taken, they will know that no matter what they are or what they do, at the end of the day, they are all “only human” or “Only animal.”

Racing, apartment antics and a rat dragon all in this anthology what could go wrong