Kravatuslar is a fast-paced comic series set in a slightly absurd, slightly dangerous world where style is power and intelligence is the sharpest weapon. What truly sets Kravatuslar apart is its philosophical depth. The comic brings together historical and symbolic figures from different eras, cultures, and schools of thought — from ancient philosophy to modern ideologies. Each character represents a way of thinking, a worldview, or a fundamental question humanity has struggled with for centuries. Blending humor, action, satire, and philosophy, Kravatuslar does not merely tell a story — it challenges the reader. As the narrative unfolds, the comic quietly asks: What is freedom? Where does it begin, and where must it end? By continuing to read, the audience is invited to confront the limits of individual will, social rules, power, and responsibility. Power, morality, authority, identity, and absurdity collide through sharp dialogue and exaggerated situations. Every chapter functions as both a visual spectacle and a philosophical confrontation disguised as chaos. Kravatuslar is not only about rebellion — it is about understanding freedom, questioning its boundaries, and realizing the cost of being truly free in a world built on control.

(Check out the reboot, M.I.A Remembrance!) In the city of Eidolon, people have started disappearing without a trace. When Mia almost goes missing themself, the truth of these strange disappearances is revealed to be much more complicated than they had thought...

A normal young woman begins reading a comic for no reason. She notices fast enough that the new chapters match the story of her daily life, that she sometimes posts about on social media. Disheartened, nothing seems to make this Truman Show go away. One day, she receives a strange letter in her mail box. Will that help her out?

Kristal Cosmic follows a group of people known as the Cosminites, who live in a psy-fi (psychological science fiction) world inside the mind of their creator, a realm known as a paracosm. As the story unfolds, readers discover how this strange world is intricately tied to the author's past and personal history. At the heart of the story, Kristal and Izumi embark on a journey of self-discovery, growth, and connection. As they learn to rely on each other and the people around them, they navigate a world where being queer is accepted, and love takes many forms. The comic explores themes of light and darkness. How light confronts darkness, and how darkness, in turn, finds a place where it is accepted and loved. The pain of the past serves as the foundation for a brighter future, as long as one is willing to learn and grow from it. Ultimately, Kristal Cosmic is a story about love, hope, and the power of coming together during the most difficult times to survive and thrive. This is the second book in the series! and it is ongoing!

Alexis Brangwyn is a disillusioned college student who has lost interest in the real world. When an opportunity turns up for her to investigate a local paranormal legend (and with the boy she's been eyeing) she seizes it, but the two soon find themselves in over their heads. In a place that seems like a dream come true, is there a reason to return home? A paranormal romance about self-love, loneliness, and escaping into fantasy worlds.

This is a Preview book of the World of PKS CoMiX created by me Paul Kent Sewell. Look over the preview book and feel free to contact me and let me know which of these stories you would like to see featured on this global network first. It's a way to introduce my upcoming works to fellow creators.

A globe-spanning adventure filled with life-or-death psychic battles that could have all been avoided with a little emotional vulnerability. New episodes on the 26th of each month.

A lonely boy. A cosmic stranger. A connection that could unravel reality itself. Youniverse is a dark coming-of-age story about Elliot, a shy and bullied teen haunted by past trauma. When he meets Sagor, a mysterious cosmic being, his life spirals into a battle between light and darkness. Torn between healing and self-destruction, Elliot must confront the void within himself — and the cost of trusting those who hide behind stardust and shadows.