It seemed the only luck Atlas Fontane ever had was bad luck. He's been betrayed, shot and left for dead, his rent is due and he's down to his last cigarette. Nevertheless, this hard-boiled private eye delivers results to his employers; finding out the truth and throwing out the bullet casings.

Young army veteran Aleksandr Kogan wants to support his parents with his printing business, but an extortion ring is bleeding him dry. As a talented counterfeiter, he's managed to satisfy their demands by paying in fake dollar bills. While the mafia has spared Aleks so far, someone else is not so fortunate: Azariah, an undead servant of the underworld who should be aiding those in the grave instead of crawling out of the one they threw him in. As Aleks struggles to escape the mafia, Azariah tries to drill his way right back in on unfinished business. Aleks and Azariah cross paths when they both turn to an art smuggler in need of help delivering stolen, religious iconography to a drop point in Hungary. If Azariah can score this gig, he'll be on a path to finally settling a score steeped in years of bad blood. If Aleks can pull it off, he'll cast off his financial shackles: the gig pays a whole year's salary in a weekend! But there's a reason it pays so well: the trek is a three-day drive through old Soviet roads in a crumbling world of corrupt border guards, armed highwaymen, and weather that could flip a car. Your fellow travelers tend to be drug runners, jewel thieves -- you know, upstanding members of society who would never dream of stabbing you in the back when they figure out what kind of cargo you're carrying. Ikon is inspired by the Judeo-Christian Book of Tobit, the book Comrade Criminal by Stephen Handelman, Balto-Slavic pagan mythology, and the movies Брат and Брат II.

In Borges’ Death and the Compass, Detective Lönnrot investigates occult murders forming a triangle. Suspecting a Kabbalistic pattern, he predicts a fourth point at a villa, only to find his nemesis, Red Scharlach. The "clues" were a geometric labyrinth designed to lure Lönnrot to his execution. Ron Revog (creator of The Mysterious Spider-Man) adapts this into a visceral graphic novel. Using stark, angular paneling to mirror the story’s rigid logic, Revog leans into a pulp-noir aesthetic, transforming the climax at Triste-le-Roy into a dizzying visual nightmare of inevitability.

Rose, a retired former military officer and widow, lives with her daughter, also a widow, and two grandchildren. She receives an offer from a friend to become a spy for the São Paulo government and help solve the growing case of people disappearing. She refuses this proposal, as she doesn't want to take any risks, after all, she has a family to take care of. However, told that the government would do anything to change her mind, she accepts in exchange for kicking her annoying neighbor Granny 001 is complete with all 140 pages on kindle! follow us on social media: @editoraalamanda / @lucaswfx_

THE ZAT, professional super-thief and the world's greatest former assassin, has been on the run from his past ever since he escaped from forced servitude at the cruel INTERCORP. Along with his right-hand woman HOLLY, Zat seeks to take the heist world by storm. However, figures from his past, present, and even future see him as merely a weapon, and will do anything to set him on the path back to murder for hire. Will Zat fulfill his dreams? Or will he succumb to his blood soaked history...

A country priest and his eccentric friend solve a beguiling case

Kosta, a man with a mysterious past, runs an old bookshop. In the shadow of books, he solves cases too tough for the police. By his side are Ilonka, the only flame of innocence; Peter, an uncle with a clerical collar and stained hands; Despina, the enigmatic Madam D.; Volodja, a boxer who fell too soon; Vida, the silent witness of hidden truths; and his brother Sandro, a lawman with a weak heart. When Kosta crosses the line for Sandro, the world falls and sin is the only language still spoken.