A STORY... A STORY THAT EXPOSES BUT A SMALL SAMPLE OF THIS WORLDS UNDERBELLY. READ IT IF YOU WISH TO UNDERSTAND.

"They came back" The Underground Hunters is a group of runaway children trying to survive in a city where the authorities suppressed opinion, and accept moneys. The Underground Hunters is a character driven story in an urban setting, exploring the past of the Underground Hunters, people, society in general. Expect me to yapping abt this because I will

Jinx's life changes quickly, when a woman bursts into her office determined to take revenge on her father. Upon seeing her, the pink-haired woman claims to be her older sister, which Jinx cannot be sure of because half of her life was erased after the tragedy on the bridge. Arcane AU - Chembaron Jinx

A comic about the history made by: Minkshame and GreasyPigeon My entry to the Contest

Not all that glitters is gold

Phillip, a young baron loyal to King Henry II during his confrontation with his son, Richard "Lionheart", is faced with an impossible dilemma that forces him to choose between the duty to his King and his blood ties. Launching first on Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/redwulfcomics/family-and-honour-a-12th-century-historical-drama

A story that blends visceral and psychological horror with musical and artistic beauty.

Melodic Remedy is an anthology series encompassing different stories about music curing problems.

The Trauma Triplets is a story of three children who are abused and pinned against each other by their own parents. This comic shows how these three are treated and abused differently and how they changed or can change despite it all.

In the graphic novel "Katag" we delve into relatable journey of self-discovery within the challenging world of high school. Rico, peculiar student, grapples with his wits in the struggles of high school. Rico is weird. He is awkward. He is "katag ug utok" scatterbrained. He tries to get through class with unconventional methods to focus. But these methods, though effective in their own unique way, aren't always appreciated by his teachers and peers. To avoid trouble and fit in, Rico resorts to masking his true self. He adopts a facade that conceals his quirks and eccentricities, making him blend in with the crowd. It's a coping mechanism that many of us can relate to - the struggle to be ourselves in a world that often demands conformity. Along the way, he discovers a new thing that could clear his head - touch. This new discovery, though incredibly effective in helping him clear his scattered mind, feels almost too unconventional to be practical.