From Stephen L. Stern, writer of Markosia’s masterful Beowulf Graphic Novel, and acclaimed artist Douglas A. Sirois, comes this superb full-color adaptation of Dickens’ timeless classic. Sacrificing none of Dickens’ rich language and filled with cinematic artwork, A Christmas Carol is a wonderfully faithful adaptation of the quintessential Christmas story.

A word-for-word comic presentation of the Bible, using a bold contemporary style and historical accuracy to bring out the impact and excitement within the Scriptures to a more mature audience (12+ or 15+ age advisory)

Grandmaster de la Valette, has a mammoth task ahead of him. Under his leadership the Knights of St John, together with the people of Malta, make preparations for the imminent invasion that lies ahead. On an island only 17 miles long by 9 miles wide, with just 8,500 men, he must hold off the Mighty Ottoman Empire’s 40,000 strong force, long enough for reinforcements to arrive from Sicily.

A man's reflection begins to change.

"We are forever frozen in time, until blood is shed at first light." A treasure hunter named Ren Sawyer, has a certain interest in treasured items, mystery, and most importantly, the rifts. Abnormal events that have begun to tear the nature of the world by opening up entrances to a parallel dimension to earth known as The Otherside. The truth of the rifts, the Otherside, and the forgotten history of the world that has been swept under the rug, will it ever be discovered? Sawyer in his travels encounters events and people in an attempt to help them better understand the supernatural troubles that plague them and their loved ones. Unfortunately, many darker, and far more powerful forces stand against him. Can he survive? Smallseas is a story I created with the sole intention of giving a unique perspective on various areas like character/world design, war, ideology, and overall the importance of family and what it means to fight for a better tomorrow.

This is a work of surrealist satire inspired by the underground comics of the 60s and 70s and by the newspaper comics of the early twentieth century.

By Hens

The Golden Age of Comic Books... Looking back at those years, we find that while there were no limits to what publishers could print, there were a lot of limits on what they would print, what the public would accept and ultimately what they wouldn't. Everybody wanted a piece of the comics pie, and thus the world was introduced to thousands of characters that were quickly forgotten for one reason or the other. This book shines a light on a few of these characters, who only got a single chance to shine and for one reason or the other didn't. They are the abandoned and this is their story.

A Norman crusader joins a company of knights tasked with pursuing heretics across the frozen Alps as they flee the Albigensian Crusade south of France in the 13th century.

The Fallen Races recounts the unknown supernatural origins of the human race, beginning with 'The Golden Race'. The golden race has undergone many prior attempts and incarnations, prior to this final version you're reading here on GlobalComix. There's no definitive turn-around for each installment, but each book is updated here only after completion of individual pages.