The story: Three spoiled, dumb sluts are given a mission by two all-powerful beings to protect the world from an alien threat. For this purpose, the immoral and erotic girls get extremely powerful weapons in the form of energy bands, with which they not only destroy demons, but also cause a lot of mischief in their school and the surrounding area. The characters: FUNKY, KISS & JAZZ are three extremely disrespectful, inconsiderate and stupid girls who attract attention at school mainly because of bad grades, bad behavior and sexist provocations. The only perspective in their meaningless lives is to sit on the park bench, drink beer and blaspheme. And although the three like to argue among themselves, when it comes down to it, they are absolutely loyal to each other.

Cass Nova never believed the legends about the Sin Engine — a cursed arcade cabinet said to swallow players whole. But when neon hands pulled her inside, she found herself trapped in a world of rain-slick streets, glitching enemies, and bosses born from corrupted code. To survive, Cass has to fight her way level by level through neon jungles, pixelated nightmares, and nightclub killers — armed with nothing but her whip, grit, and sheer defiance. GAME OVER: Love at Level 99 is a hyper-realistic neon pulp adventure, blending grindhouse action, cyberpunk style, and the dangerous allure of the arcade. Every victory brings Cass closer to the ultimate showdown — but in this game, losing means more than death.

Kate Bryant is of mixed race. Caucasian on her father's side and Japanese on her mother's side. When Gabe (her father) lost everything in the stock market crash he turned to his brother in law's Yakuza gang for help. He is accused of murdering Funaki. Funaki's brothers Isamu and Daichi take out their vengeance on Gabe and kill him right in front of Kate's eyes. She is now out for revenge.

A young woman trained in Matrix style martial arts travels to America to find the man responsible for her parents' death.

Bobbi has a target to kill and a wedding to attend, and neither are avoidable!

Inspired by alt-manga, french comic art, and martial arts movies.

A young woman navigates an abandoned New England searching for her brother who’s surviving a post-zombie epidemic America living across the street from Boston’s Fenway Park.

WhiteOwl is a superhero story about revealing the best inside of us and accepting that which we cannot change while simultaneously striving to be better. It is a story of self betterment as well as self deprivation. Embark on the beautiful story of my power couple Theodore and Nubia as they wander the halls of an uncharted adventure. With help of his girlfriend Theo finds it within himself to be better and to do better.

Celebrating 30 issues with over 20 creators!

In the burning shadows of World War II, socialite Marla Drake dons the mask of Miss Fury—a relentless vigilante whose claws cut deeper than propaganda ever could. From the rooftops of occupied Europe to the smoldering ruins of sabotage missions, Fury battles Nazi terror with grit, cunning, and firelight fury. But war is never simple. Behind the mask, Marla wages a personal war—balancing her double life, guarding secrets, and discovering what it means to become a living symbol for freedom. As she dismantles enemy operations and inspires resistance, whispers spread across Europe: Freedom has claws. In this bold reimagining of the Golden Age legend, Miss Fury: Year One blends pulp-noir grit with cinematic realism, charting her first missions as a spy, saboteur, and symbol of hope. And as the smoke clears, another shadow watches from the rooftops: Daredevil: Year One—a soldier-turned-vigilante who sees in Fury more than just a mask. He sees an equal.