A girl with sky-blue skin awakes, traced in mysterious stitches and her memory vanished. In this surreal world tears are more than sorrow - they’re currency. With nothing but questions and a name she can’t recall, she’s taken in by a band of strangers who may hold the key to her past. As this fantastical world unravels around her, the hideous truth is revealed.

A timeless Witch travelling to find someone to watch the trees grow with.

The mercenary mage Aleea belongs to a dying race of water elves, the Lahari. Decades ago, unknown enemies committed genocide against her people long before she hatched from her egg. She doesn't know that her father was a dragon, but everything inside her screams fiercly to first find out what was done to her people... and to take bitter revenge. She is just an adept, her magical powers are limited. And since she is young, she also lacks the life experience and hardenedness to take on the dark forces with which she will soon have to deal. Luckily, she has friends by her side, each one of them skilled in different fields, and all of them are ready to fight against evil until their last breath. These are their tales.

In a land blighted by conflict, where the soil gives little and the seas less, a struggling, small village fisherman chances upon a sealed box. When his hopes of recovering something rare, shiny and worth more than two pickled grotlice at market are shattered with a life and death game of wits against an otherworldly three-eyed monstrosity, he figures this maybe just isn’t his lucky day. Introducing The Palace of Tears, a 120 page graphic novel reinvention of a Middle Eastern folktale of the same name. A spurned King, his bloodthirsty Queen and her undead lover, our hero will face despots and dungeons, enchanted palaces, secret kingdoms and eldritch creatures of chaos when all he really wants, is to bring home a decent catch for supper. Exploring a symbolically rich love triangle, the tale evolves into a deeper, darker deconstruction of the controlling male psyche, fear of unconstrained female sexuality and existential dread. Echoing the sumptuous golden age illustrations of Arthur Rackham and Edmund Dulac, with a twist of contemporary psychedelic horror, The Palace of Tears is the latest creation of Michael Lomon. Ten years in the making and traditionally pencilled and inked, this is an ambitious and uncompromising visual work.

A lone wolf barely able to survive meets the most unusual pack she has ever come across......but they might be her only chance in learning to become a true hunter of the forest.

How far would you go to protect what is dearest to you? In a world of magic, monsters and discovery of yet unknown laws of reality, everyone can find their answer.

Kalvai Out of Hell! is a tongue-in-cheek demon fantasy about an incubus seeking his freedom from the Infernal Kingdom. But will his actions cause terrible consequences? A pastiche of fantasy and supernatural horror including sex, magic and mischief!

Ariana is on a quest to find the Great Tree, but this epic journey has taken plenty of wrong turns! She’s made friends and enemies, got maps and lost maps, and had some close scrapes; but with a clear path finally ahead of her - it’s the Great Tree or Bust! 

 Root & Branch is an epic fantasy adventure with beautiful art, memorable characters, and unexpected story-telling.

Mermaid meets human—mermaid falls in love, right? That’s how the story normally goes, but for human-hating Lillie, it’s anything but. When she’s chosen (i.e., forced) to go to human high school and remain on the surface for the next four years, she plans to interact with humans as little as possible. …she’s assigned a student council girl a day later because of “worrying, antisocial behavior”. Could humans get any more annoying? [PREMIERES Q2 2026!]

King Narlon abolishes slavery in Patesia, freeing the Jabarian race and giving them diplomatic immunity. Princess Vera befriends a Jabarian boy named Kruck. However, Narlon's benevolence would come at a heavy price. But the price of a gold membership isn't heavy. It's but $7 a month!