The Mortuus Virus, a disease that reanimates the dead, put a hold on civilization. Zombified civilians littered the streets and spread the contagion like wildfire, crumbling the populace and nearly bringing society to a state of natural chaos. That was 15 years ago. With Mortuus publicly eliminated and social order reestablished, the disease's final carrier, Alexander Livingston, "lives" on...

Georgie is fresh out of school, working grunt assignments freelancing as a journalist, henpecked by her demanding mother, and unsure where to go or what to do. That is, until she gets the idea to go undercover for a piece on the local hardcore wrestling scene. Quickly swept up in the drama both in and out of the ring, with new friendships and potential romance, she’s riding the wave of attention that temporarily silences her own insecurities. But as girl fights, casual hook-ups, and creepy older men begin to dominate her days, Georgie has to ask herself who really holds the power in her life. An unflinchingly honest coming-of-age tale inspired in part by the real pro-wrestling experiences of writer Joanne Starer (The Gimmick, Fire & Ice: Welcome to Smallville) and featuring the explosive art of up-and-comer Ornella Greco (Star Trek: Picard's Academy).

Aoto Motohiro, a now inactive government-engineered combat unit, was raised to be a genocidal weapon, meant to 'purify' the world. Now leaving that life behind, he operates as a bounty hunter alongside his partner on the job, Haru Ebi. Aoto is traumatized by his past, turning him into a pacifist, wanting to prove that he is more than just the "Killing Machine" he was engineered to be. Now he is left wondering if he'll ever know what it's like to be human.