A young artist gets ripped out of the future he just started to believe in. Wars break out. Cities shut down. Blackouts start crawling into everyday life like something alive. One moment he’s finishing his degree, thinking about art, work, love, stability—next moment, everything falls apart. Tehran becomes out of reach. He leaves behind friends, a partner, and the fragile life he was finally starting to build. He goes back to Mashhad, the city he was born in, but it doesn’t feel like home anymore. It just feels stuck—full of old memories, and a version of himself he doesn’t really trust. He has a history of self-destructive thoughts and past suicidal depression, something he managed to get through with therapy and time. But after getting detached from the life he had built, that pressure starts coming back again—quiet at first, then heavier, more familiar than he wants it to be. Stuck between rage, numbness, and just trying to get through the days, he keeps going inside a mind that keeps breaking and rebuilding itself. The dream of an apartment in Tehran turns into a ghost—proof of a life that almost existed. This isn’t a story about getting better. It’s about not stopping. About still drawing while everything else falls apart.

Jazz was ready to leave behind a life of bloodshed. A feared bounty hunter and black ops operative, he had finally found peace in the arms of his fiancée, Elena. But peace was never meant for men like him. Betrayed by those he trusted most, his world is reduced to ash as he watches Elena murdered before his eyes. Left for dead, he is given an unholy choice—embrace the power of Hell itself or perish. Now, as the unwilling vessel of Lucifer Morningstar, Jazz embarks on a relentless quest for vengeance. With each betrayer he hunts down, he masters his infernal gifts—bending reality, summoning demons, and wielding a wrath unlike anything this world has seen. But the more he embraces the darkness, the more he loses himself. What begins as retribution soon spirals into an internal war between his dwindling humanity and the monster he is becoming. When a mysterious woman named Eva crosses his path, she ignites something he thought long dead—hope. As Jazz nears his final confrontation with the mastermind behind his betrayal, he must decide: will he succumb to the abyss, or will he defy his fate and reclaim his soul? The Infernal Awakening Series is a gripping saga of vengeance, power, and redemption. Blending supernatural horror, pulse-pounding action, and a deeply personal struggle against fate, this five-book epic will keep you on the edge of your seat until the very last page. ⚠️ Perfect for fans of dark fantasy, anti-heroes, and stories where the line between good and evil is blurred. Are you ready to make a deal with the Devil?

Awesome primal survivor at large. He reacts. He gets it done. He is paps.

Jake beats up 8 men single handedly.

Since friendship is a reciprocal gesture, I took the initiative to reach out to individuals I observed to be similarly isolated and we formed friends that I still maintain today. Human beings are social animals, and friendship means having someone to rely on, listen to, or be there for in times of need. Friends desire what is best for one another and express mutual understanding and compassion. They reach out to each other for emotional support and can make mistakes without fear of judgment. A lack of friends and social contact can bring on the emotional distress of loneliness.

Sarah waits for a call from an old friend.

In response to Israel's genocidal war in Gaza, students across the world set up encampments to pressure their universities to end their complicity in this genocide. One such encampment was the University of Nottingham's 'Nottingham Camp for the Liberation of Palestine'. This comic is about that encampment, and in memory of Ikram Ghanem, Dr. Said AlZebda, and Ezzedine, Intisar, and Sumaya AlZebda who were murdered in late 2023 by Israeli airstrikes. News of their murder reached Nottingham in December 2023.

Water is the most fundamental resource for life. But in Palestine, it is used as a tool of occupation and colonisation. Inspired by by Palestinians Dr. Amira Al-Assouli and Khaled Nabhan, this comic looks into this Zionist control over water in Palestine. The comic is available as a physical zine with all profits going towards PalMed charity- a charity which invests in the reconstruction of Gaza's medical infrastructure.

The Invisible Illness comic book is created to raise awareness and help raise funds to save the Michigan Lupus Foundation. @mi.lupus This is about more than just a story—it’s about showing what living with lupus really looks like, and how we can all help carry the message forward. Story By: Daniel and Brittni Hiils Illustrations By: Mary Mitchell (story and cover) Annie (info pages 10 & 11) Book Design By: Daniel Hiils Max Flowers Editors: Kimberly Dimond Katie Groover

New Fill-In issue of the ZINE! Featuring: Nolan Void, Latinum, Guerrilla Teens, Portland Organic Wrestling, Greg Bigoni, Eric Larsen (of Savage Dragon fame), Mark Death, Plane Crash, Jet Hag, Charlotte Treuse, Carrie Wilkins, Barry Ward, The Crosstops, Will Carroll, Old Grandad, The Incinerators, Brittany Meyer-Strom, The Homemakers, The Crawlers, Velvet Merkin, Renegade Leathers, Greg Dimick, Thundering Asteroids, Rocco's Radio Pizzeria, Screaming Trees, Frankie's of Toledo, Kevin J Taylor, Portland Elvis, Barry Brusseau and Friends, Somerset Meadows, Kalichrome, Pink Tornado, Fear of Dissolving, Monty Vega and the Sittin' Shivas, Dr. Camille Waring, Mothers Whiskey, The Shitfits, Strangle The Priest, La Predateur, Steve Wilkinson, I-5 Killers vol 3, Lisa Miyamoto, Wendy Weiss, Seth Rhoades, Piss Test, The Secrets of Isis, Cliterati, and more...