Five years after his divorce, Johnny Light found himself employed by private detective Terry Koh in Harbour Bay, a lawless city South of Singapore, where he met the Italian-Korean girl by the name of Minjeong Cassano. Loosely based on Raymond Chandler's stories.

This short comic is an exploration of a dreamlike afterlife and a discussion with the gatekeeper between life and death.

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For ten thousand years the world has been ruled over by the ancient machines of a empire that has been long superseded by its creations. The world is dying, slowly, inevitably under their care. Their reasons for being created have fallen into irrelevance. Purposeless and immortal. One machine has reinterpreted their refunct purpose, and intends to lead one last revolution to end the world.

Reed is the son of King Hailen and brother to the current king Mika of the Blood Nation. During a battle against the Frosben, Mika was cursed and is starting to go blind. The people want a strong king, so they turn to Reed, and king Mika doesn't like that. Themes of racism, gore, friendship and love. A BL. A story of personalities in love trying to survive in a world full of dark magic and tainted with social class and race problems. Contains BL, GL scenes.

Un fumetto sulla merda.

Chloe is a 23 year old video game steamer struggling with anxiety and depression. She lives with a character in the form of a cloud

A graphic novel I wrote a few years ago. It was originally based on a dream I had, and then turned into a kind of absurd drama.

Manny always dreamed of being a highly successful writer but after 20 years, he hasn't achieved his goal yet and is frustrated. While working as a courier, he ends up meeting himself. But this aspect of himself is a very successful writer. Manny makes a decision about his life after this meeting until he meets another aspect of himself and makes Manny realize maybe his life isn't as bad as he thinks it is.

The British newspaper clipping collection of egalitarian George Ives, collected between 1892 and 1949, ranged from murder and theories of crime to cricket scores. He was fascinated by the unusual, the gothic, the sexual, and the melodramatic. In this graphic novel, acclaimed cartoonist J. Webster Sharp shares some of the most bizarre stories from the archives of George Ives in silent comics form. With often shocking, visceral black and white artwork, the strangeness and eccentricity of the Edwardian era provides a backdrop for Sharp's own struggles with mental health. The Scrapbook of Life and Death is a fascinating, personal window into forgotten historical views of eccentric and socially transcendent and disturbing behaviors -- and their resonance in life today.