The wild Stone family prepares for yet another winter, completely unaware that after it, their world will never be the same again. Fight? Run? Freeze? Or adapt to new conditions — because adaptation is the key to survival in “Heart of the Stone Age”!

"Sunlight, laughter, and a race against time. Alex and Nicholas are running as fast as they can to make it to their final camp performance at the local cultural center. But the moment they burst through the doors, they are met with an eerie, suffocating silence. Before Alex can even reach his father, a strange, powerful wave sweeps through the room, knocking him into unconsciousness. The world they knew is about to change forever."

PANORAMIC HELL is a horror anthology about ordinary people facing extraordinary dread. Each episode is a standalone story exploring fear, isolation, obsession, decay, and the unsettling realization that reality can be far more terrifying than any monster. Inspired by classic horror manga and psychological horror, PANORAMIC HELL focuses on atmosphere, tension, and the slow discovery that something is terribly wrong.

A disturbed teenager hallucinates gaping holes in the place of people’s faces.

A quantum-noir for readers of Philip K. Dick, William Gibson, and Neal Stephenson and anyone who loved the reality-bending dread of Black Science.Near-future New York. The Silos District. A city of digital addicts, corporate surveillance, and cops who look the other way. Ryan Altair is a freelance hacker, bipolar, and a man with nothing left to lose. When a citywide blackout interrupts his suicide attempt at the exact moment it should have killed him, Ryan starts asking dangerous questions about the nature of reality and stumbles onto a discovery that could give him absolute control over his own destiny. The price is simple. In every reality where he loses, he dies.It works. It keeps working. And it draws attention. A detective with his own demons picks up the trail. A brilliant artist with a hidden agenda gets too close too fast. And something older and stranger than any of them may be watching from the other side of consciousness itself. Fates Abound: The Quantum Destiny is a cyberpunk thriller about quantum physics, psychoactive chemicals, and the dangerous idea that you can choose which version of reality you deserve to live in. Written by F. A. Hanley with art by Juan Chavarriga. 152 pages. The complete collected edition including the previously unreleased Issue 3, gathered for the first time. Originally serialised on Comixology in 2014, left unfinished, and completed twelve years later.Contains themes of suicide, self-harm, and mental illness.