Rise of Titan: Book One is a full-color graphic comic book that launches an epic Afrofuturist saga and serves as the official prequel to Lalovavi, Cincinnati Opera's groundbreaking original opera. Set in a future rebuilt after catastrophe, humanity has divided into two peoples: the Syndica, who live in harmony with nature, and the Pallorin, who pursue survival through technological experimentation. At the center of this fractured world are two Syndica brothers, Kaja and Lucius, whose competing visions for humanity's future ignite a conflict that will echo across generations. As tensions escalate between the two societies, a devastating force known as GENEFALL reshapes civilization and sets the stage for the rise of a legendary figure. Written by Tifara Brown and illustrated by Michael Taylor, Rise of Titan: Book One blends science fiction, mythology, adventure, and striking visual storytelling to reveal the origins of Titan and expand the rich universe of Lalovavi.

After a devastating accident leaves him without an arm, Bandi’s life changes forever. Chosen by a mysterious organization known as the Claw, he discovers a hidden power within himself that unlocks something beyond human limits. Now Bandi must uncover the truth behind his transformation, master his new abilities, and face enemies who want to control the gift he was given. This is the beginning of a journey about identity, resilience, and discovering the power that was inside him all along.

Nightmare aka Reva Laurent wants nothing more than to leave her past behind. But her past keeps coming back to bite her.

We only ever see what we desperately want to believe. And that is our greatest weakness.Detective Rei and her assistant Yuzu shatter others' illusions and expose scammers for what they truly are. But, peering behind the curtain of a fake cult, they uncover a hidden threat. The trap has already sprung, and this time, its scale goes far beyond the walls of an office.

For as long as anyone could remember, every family had its own Creature in the Corner. It was cherished, cared for, and passed down from one generation to the next without question. But when ten-year-old Emma dares to break this ancient tradition, she uncovers the terrifying truth about what these creatures really feed on.