An unemployed man who is consistently failing at life encounters a peculiar stranger who claims to be the saviour of his city. Set in a dystopian 1950s city, policed by their supreme leader 'The Mayor' and his army of 'Angels' , three young men try to survive the harsh reality they were born into. Each man takes a different path in hopes of pursuing a brighter future, but will their friendship persist as life changes them?

Sector Primus, 2313 A.D. Is the mist of chances yet too thick to see through or has life always been sour as another bad day welcomes this sergeant out of luck of a small unit of the urban brigades Could be worse. That could be him lying on the ground instead of the man he's waiting by for medical support with his other kind of insane subordinates. How could this new dawn filled with blood be of some sort of good omen... But always wondering the worst to come isn't a good spot : nor safer...

Society is fractured. Life for most is a desperate struggle. Natural resources are scarce, and the discovery of a miracle source of new, clean energy only serves to deepen the cracks. As the planet reaches breaking point, the sudden appearance of two mysterious pillars... ..... "Staggeringly impressive" -Kate Bystrova, The Little Crocodile Reviews ..... "It's a very intense and vivid world that Renzella and Weiss have created. If you enjoy comics with a social commentary bite to them, then this is something you'll want to check out." -Henry Chamberlain, The Comics Grinder ..... "A well-imagined adventure coupled with striking black-and-white imagery." -Kirkus Reviews ..... 450 pages woodcut with digital text Second printing, August 2015 Originally published March 2015 (volume one of three) ISBN # 978-986-91676-0-4 ..... INTENDED FOR MATURE AUDIENCES

Baker and Geny are two stoner roommates trying to make their way (and make rent) in a 1984-style hellscape. One climbs the corporate ladder as the social media manager for the Ministry of Information while the other dives deep into the shadowy history behind The Keystone, America’s latest unhinged government figurehead. When their goals align, things go from worse to … worser?

Blue-collar engineer and war veteran Bret Tawkins discovers a mysterious briefcase in the debris of a fiery plane crash. Things take a dark turn when his wife is kidnapped by thugs seeking the case. Meanwhile, Canadian detective Yvonne Berger arrives to further an investigation into a wealthy corrupt business magnate.

Those old-school Saturday Morning vibes are back, with afterburners, turbothrusters and NO executive meddling! Riani, Dirk, and Akanu come from a universe of living machines, but were captured by the interdimensional Merchants of Matter, to be forced into human form and only able to access their original bodies for a few hours a day. After their escape, they find a home in a small desert town, but must still defend themselves and their new friends from their former captors who now menace the entire human world.

A reluctant gunfighter stuck in time faces violent opposition with supernatural forces. The problem? Time isn't running out. Will Corlett has made a very bad deal. His fate sealed before his eyes with violence lurking around every corner. The bodies pile up in a town that has him questioning reality and his own sanity. One hundred years have passed and Will may finally be closer to obtaining the hellish secrets of the other side. The only choice is to stay one step ahead as he braces for the confrontation that's been lifetimes coming.

Beneath the blazing arc of a comet, Ned Kelly and his gang steel themselves for their final stand. For two years, they’ve outwitted the police, sparked rebellion, and carved their names into legend. But legends are fragile. Betrayal festers, the noose tightens, and the law is closing in. As their fate hurtles toward Glenrowan, Ned—driven by fury and fate—tempers iron into something fearsome. Something unstoppable. His gang wavers on the edge of destiny. Steve Hart masks his fear with sharp wit. Dan Kelly clings to faith in his brother. Joe Byrne, poet and marksman, sharpens both his knife and his resolve. But in the bush, rebellion isn’t the only thing that burns. Beyond the firelight’s reach, where the water runs dark, something ancient stirs. As the gang braces for the bloodiest fight of their lives, they realize they are hunted—not just by the law, but by something far older… and far more malevolent. These are the final days before the siege of Glenrowan. The last stand of Ned Kelly.

A Brainbeast Studios Double Feature Flipbook containing two short stories - Below The Waist and Snuffles the Indomitable. Below the Waist Is a bit of an exploration of toxic masculinity and "tough guy" culture in Australia, that started as an idea for a short creature feature film for Youtube, which I never had the budget to pull off, and honestly as a bad joke taken to a very entertaining extreme. But since I can make comics, now my bad joke gets to be your problem! Introducing the character and world of Snuffles the Indomitable - this short is a fun romp to set the tone for my upcoming webcomic! Snuffles the Indomitable has been my dream project for almost 10 years now - inspired by a tshirt Robin (my partner) got me for Xmas one year, which had a cute little samurai pug on it. I started thinking of ideas for adventures the little guy could go on, and Snuffles the Indomitable was born! Colours by Pete Collins (Bardic Verses, Memoirs of the Morbid Vol. 2, Moncul Vol. 8) - - Letters by Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou and Toben Racicot (The Man Who Found The Future, Glitch Cache, Side Quest, Pilgrim's Dirge) - Fantastic covers by Marcus Jimenez (Isai, Deadly living, Falling Stars) and Matt Harding (Boris Karloffs Gold Key Mysteries, Batman: The Brave & The Bold, Hyperdrive). Copyright © 2025 by Shaun Sunday All rights reserved. No portion of this book may be reproduced in any form without permission from the publisher or author, except small excerpts for the purposes of review, as permitted by Australian copyright law. Snuffles the Indomitable first created Copyright © 2015 by Shaun Sunday