Young Quentyn has dreamed his whole life of being one of his people's traditional heroes-for-hire, a Questor. He has no idea what the job is like. Here's where he finds out.

On a distant planet, a prying scribe, a sentimental constable, and a mayor resurrect a sleepy town's long-defunct priest-bot. But "Father Stanley" is not what he seems. Meanwhile, in another universe, a hungry wizard accidentally conjures a war-god into the body of a goose. These two intertwined tales make up GRIZ GROBUS, the hit Kickstarter graphic novel sensation now at Image Comics!  Perfect for fans of Hayao Miyazaki, Asterix, and Arthur C. Clarke!

He is the canine cosmic dictator! Feared through out the galaxy! But something is taking away his powers and he has to stop it or his enemies will come for revenge. Unfortunately, it is hidden on Earth and in the hands of a young girl.

An ordinary man must wear a specially made sweater to suppress an uncontrollable power that lies within him and in doing so creates a humorous and action packed experience meeting other equally humorous and wacky characters and creatures along the way!

A vain king reads something that he feels insults his family, so he decides to ban all books. A young girl and a two-headed giant who love to read struggle to get the ban lifted.

A comic strip starring Mr. McCarey, your average everyday person who uses his brain, and Keith, whom one can assume traded his brain for that wacky hair of his!

The Alpaca Empire was briefly mentioned in Baapolis Book of Kopernicus Volume 1. Readers have been yearning to take a peek into the Alpaca Empire, even for just one smidgen. Since General Iris the ewe leader of Baapolis detests them so much, what are they actually like? Here's a short of what happened one day to young Absolon in the royal library. Illustrator: Andres Ramos Writer: Odele B

The story follows Phoebe, a young girl who lives in a city that is oddly filled with pigeon people—creatures who look like humans but have the heads of pigeons. The book focuses on Phoebe's interactions with these strange, yet somewhat familiar beings, and how she tries to fit in while maintaining her unique identity. Phoebe stands out because, unlike others who have succumbed to the pigeon-like traits and behaviors, she retains her humanity. She finds herself caught between the world of the pigeon people, who are content to live their peculiar lives, and her own desire to be different. As Phoebe learns more about the pigeon people and what it means to belong, the book touches on themes of acceptance, self-expression, and the courage to stand out. Her journey reflects the tension many face in trying to stay true to who they are while also seeking connection with others.