THE MANDAWHORIAN (Parody/Satire) Issue #1: "The Bounty Hunter with Benefits" ONE MILLION CREDITS. ONE TINY TARGET. ONE VERY BAD DECISION. Dinah Djinn is the best bounty hunter in the galaxy—and she knows it. Clad in armor polished to a mirror shine, the Mandawhorian clone takes contracts others won't touch and walks away richer every time. So when a shadowy client offers a fortune for a "simple retrieval," Dinah doesn't ask questions. She should have asked questions. Her destination: Naughtyo—where credits and morals go to die. Her target: a pint-sized, green-skinned Force-user named Baybay Hoeda, who's been enchanting the cantina's toughest criminals into lovesick puppies with nothing more than a coo and a wink. But Dinah's not the only hunter on the trail. A squad of identical rival bounty hunters wants the same prize, and they're not interested in sharing. What follows is a blaster-blazing, rooftop-leaping, Force-kissing chase through neon-soaked streets—with Dinah discovering that her tiny target might just be the galaxy's most unlikely partner. Between a steamy encounter with the enigmatic information broker Zara, a cantina brawl that rewrites the rules of combat, and a mysterious employer whose true motives remain hidden in shadow, Dinah will face the hardest choice of her career: Complete the contract... or protect the one being who sees past the armor? Featuring sensual encounters that serve the story, action sequences that dazzle, and the beginning of an unlikely partnership that will reshape the galaxy—The Mandawhorian delivers mature Star Wars parody with genuine heart. This is the way... with benefits. "A love letter to Star Wars wrapped in satire, seduction, and surprisingly sincere emotion."

In the peaceful village of Elaria, life has always been simple. Ethan, a timid boy known for avoiding danger, never imagined that his world was about to change forever. When strange signs begin appearing around the forbidden forest, the villagers dismiss them as nothing more than unusual events. But then the earth trembles. The sky breaks. And something impossible rises from the depths of the forest. A mysterious Dungeon has appeared. As monsters begin pouring into Elaria, Ethan is forced to witness a nightmare unlike anything he has ever known. Will he continue running from fear... Or will fate force him to take his first step toward becoming a hero? The beginning of an epic fantasy adventure starts here.

2038. It's been thirteen years since Nina and Mick split up. Both have since rebuilt their lives, but at what cost? Nina lives with a powerful man who is jealous of her attraction to others, while Mick's wife suffers from severe depression. The two former lovers don't know it, but their daily lives remain intertwined—each moment intersecting with another, culminating in a deeply poetic and sensual exploration of the disenchantment of love.

They aren't heroes. They aren't soldiers. They're professionals. When governments need plausible deniability, corporations need problems solved, and criminals need something recovered before someone else gets to it, there is one number people call: The Buckeye Crew. Led by former special operator Chuck Buckeye, the Crew is a hand-picked team of specialists, each the best in their field. Roundhouse breaks through walls. Longshot ends fights before they begin. Viper Vega gets into places she shouldn't. Bulldog makes things explode. Wrecker gets everyone home. Doc Hawkins keeps them alive. Nobody works in the shadows where nobody else can. Together, they tackle jobs too dangerous, too dirty, and too impossible for anyone else. From cartel strongholds and pirate islands to corporate conspiracies, secret wars, international assassins, and hidden criminal empires, every mission pushes the Crew deeper into a world where power is bought, loyalty is rented, and survival is never guaranteed. Explosive action. Impossible heists. Mercenaries, spies, assassins, and masterminds. A modern action-adventure series inspired by the larger-than-life team books of the 1980s and 1990s, where every mission is bigger, every villain is deadlier, and every paycheck comes with a body count. No Flag. No Nation. Just The Paycheck.

At the ruthless halls of "St. Jude’s Academy", scholarship student "Maeve Thorne" enters a world ruled by wealth, cruelty, and dangerous secrets. Refusing to be broken, she clashes with "Julian Croft" the untouchable golden heir who seems to own the school itself. In this dark academia thriller, power, obsession, and forbidden attraction turn survival into war.

Everything in the universe is interconnected, and what is lost sometimes comes back. Lothar, the contract killer, takes on a risky adventure to find happiness in life, be it in this timeline or not. The universe stirs. Did he lose his mind for good? Or there’s still a chance to succeed?.. An experimental and episodic, yet continuous graphic novel that doesn't have to be read in order. It relies on readers’ imagination to fill in the gaps in the story. Recommended for mature audiences only.

What is the way to wealth? And... how do you get there? Benjamin Franklin has a few ideas. He did write the book after all. There are quite literally thousands of tomes that purport to point the way, but it was Ben Franklin who collected the golden rules he peppered throughout his wildly popular Poor Richard's Almanac and produced a perennial best-seller in 1758, The Way to Wealth, or Poor Richard Improved. Today in 2024, The Way to Wealth: Benjamin Franklin on Matters of Money and Lessons on Livelihood is a new spin on the classic and reimagines the narrative in the modern day with avatars for virtues and vices that help or hinder us in seeking one's own fortune... in whatever we find of value. Additionally, the book includes Franklin's original text with new illustrations.