MOONSTONE is a Slow burn Fantasy Horror Graphic Novel Comic series similar to Berserk. MOONSTONE transports you to an unforgivable Fantasy realm where the small Kingdom of Kaladar must face off against the ultimate EVIL. In this dark realm a mysterious past unravels on an unforgettable journey from the dawn of time to the end of days. for more info check out----> artistsalign.com #horrorcomic #horrorcomics #fantasyart #indiecomics #darkart #fantasyartwork

After a commit was supposed to end the world on Halloween, but instead vanished, the world has been a pretty strange place. In an attempt to achieve their cinematic dreams Bonnie and Nancy have decided to venture out into the wide world to find inspiration and to try and tell a whole new kind of story for a whole new kind of world.

In an alternate future centuries after a global calamity in the 1950s, the world has been restored to a stagnant, mundane existence. For the optimistic sixteen-year-old Elise Fourneau, the trauma of a single night that shattered her family lingers. Determined to start anew, she leaves her isolated rural community behind for a bustling town, but she isn't quite prepared for what lies beyond her sheltered life.

Private Investigators managing cases in the odd fictional city of Hemjödlund located south of Burlington and north of Queensbury. A decently sized city where sinister things often happen beneath the illusion of grand leisure, that Hemjödlund seems to show at face value.. An already odd city made even weirder by odd entities that one day began falling from the heavens, moribund and barely conscious.. It is said that those who come in contact merge with these beings and ascend into something more than human..

Part of my Monthly Short Comics of 2023 A short one-shot about what books can provide during hard times.

A collection of art from my sketchbook and comics titles I have worked on from Chronicles of Terror to Cosmic Debris and beyond. This collection also features previews of Breath of Bokor scheduled for release in Oct 2025

Melodies of the Sphere (Blood Sugar) is a graphic novel set in modern-day Kenya. At the center of the story are young characters shaped by real Kenyan youth culture—Gen Z navigating peer pressure, economic struggle, political frustration, the lure of quick money, drugs, partying, and the search for validation in a hyper-modern society. They’re influenced by everything around them: trends, celebrities, global culture, the push for fame, the noise of the internet, and the desire to belong. They look outward for meaning, not inward, and not upward. As their lives begin to crumble, some characters are forced to confront an absolute truth:" Life belongs to God." Through individual journeys, the story reveals how personal collapse eventually leads to a national collapse. The fact is that even leaders are put in place by God. This is a nation where some will eventually pursue God, and those who are pursuing their desires with active evil intent. How will this end for everyone? A country that once rooted itself in God—from Sunday school, to home teachings, to school curriculum—has drifted into a culture of self-worship, shortcuts, and survival-mode living. But Melodies of the Sphere is not a story of despair. It is a call back home. Let's enjoy the journey.

THE FINAL RUN OF JOEB'S "THE WOODS". CHAPTERS UPDATED AS I MAKE THEM.

Men of separate realms have converged in VINLAND. This land is populated by a painted protohistoric people. The Norse seafarers word for savage (Scraeling) is used to demean these natives with which they struggle to coexist. On this fringe of the known world to Viking-age Europeans, a clash of cultures gives rise to an ancient evil...

My take on Tom Wait's song. I believe that's what he's really building in there.