Sentinel: Blood and Code From the rain-slick ruins of Nova Palisade comes a brutal story of duty, control, and defiance. In a future where humanity is bred, not born, the Sentinels are judge, jury, and executioner — enforcers of order within vast, AI-governed megacities. But when a lone cadet questions the system from inside its steel heart, everything begins to fracture. Torn between survival and conscience, Sentinel: Blood and Code is a dystopian graphic novel that blends atmospheric cyber-noir visuals with hard-hitting storytelling. Loyalty is deadly. Mercy is dangerous. And every rule was written in blood.

An original, sci-fi graphic novel following Simon Burman of the Automaton Deactivation Bureau, as he does the banal work of deactivating everyday automatons—that is, until problems at work cause things to begin deteriorating around him.

In the year 2037, peace, justice and order are luxuries for the hedonistic rich and powerful, the rest of the population must now rely on illegal independent contractors known as Ronin to provide the safety and security that the military and law enforcement are no longer providing. Ronin such as Volk. When Vincent Volk takes a contract to kill someone, it goes without saying that they deserved it, at least from his point of view. However, when the CIA finds out their most dangerous asset is not KIA but alive and working as an independent contractor, Vincent is forced to confront the sins of his past and the demons of his fractured mind to have a chance at keeping his freedom and what's left of his sanity.

They say it's dangerous to step out into the snow when there's no sunlight. If it's not the toxic crimson fog or the deadly wildlife that gets you, it's the city itself. But here's the thing... Asenya barely gets any sunlight. Most of the year, it's dark and snowbound. So you'd stay home—if you had one. Then again, if you're part of the rebellion, like everyone is, you're bound to be hunted by a Shadow Keeper. You can't step out, and you can't stay in. Disorder. That's what the Council wants. But there's one person who can change that. And if you're an Asenyan, you already know who that is. Captain Zov'ha Svao.

Charlie, a disgraced reporter who now makes his living blogging about men's health products, in an attempt to get his old reporting job back, discovers the secret of a lifetime: superheroes are real, and the last few immortal superheroes have lived in secrecy with humanity for over a millennia. Charlie sets out to uncover the truth--but the truth may live closer to home than he can ever imagine...!

In a fractured near future, the world is divided into two extremes: the untouchable Elites and the expendable fodder. This is the age of class warfare, where power and survival are defined by the lines you’re born into—or the ones you dare to cross. Enter Deuce, a reluctant hero drawn into the enigmatic Prototype S.A.M. operation. Unbeknownst to him, this classified experiment holds the power to tip the balance of society—or destroy it altogether. As secrets unravel and chaos looms, Deuce must navigate a brutal world where trust is a rare commodity and rebellion comes at a cost. Blending the gritty, unapologetic storytelling of 90s adult comics with a sleek, modern narrative style, Prototype S.A.M. is a thrilling ride for fans of dystopian tales, layered characters, and pulse-pounding action. Dive into a gripping saga that explores the limits of power, the depths of humanity, and what it truly means to fight for freedom in a world built to crush it. (Adult - mature audiences)

In the not-too-distant future, world society has fallen into mass poverty after war. Dozens of countries have perished. North America has become an oppressive state where extraordinary beings are detained from using their abilities by law with limiter suits. Certain beings’ powers are exploited for labor, and the rest are executed en masse, orchestrated from the background by Vice President Denton Snyder. There is a growing public mistrust and suspicion of Snyder’s involvement in the mysterious and brutal assassination of Ultranova, a legendary symbol of hope and peace in this police state turned anarchist society, now referred to as the Republic of Snyder. Led by espionage extraordinaire Kitsune, a group of rebels seek to find the notorious exile, Alexander, who is their only hope to destroy the oppressive government by infiltrating the stronghold of Vice President Snyder, a self-styled prototype for his own super-race.

The english translation of my ongoing sci-fi graphic novel. In the distant future, long after the Scourge, Earth has become a reserve protected by Gaia, an Artificial Intelligence. Humankind has proliferated in space, colonizing more than 50 planets within a radius of 30 light-years. Isolated from one another, human societies have never been so diverse. Genetic and cybernetic enhancements, although banned after the Scourge, have created hybrid beings, often considered subhuman. Ideologies, religions and the thirst for profit are the pretext for incessant wars. It's in this universe that a noy so clever smuggler finds himself at the heart of events that could change the future of all humankind.

In the year 2062, half of the United States population is now in prison, locked up behind an impenetrable wall. To pay for our country's mass incarceration, the National Penitentiary League launched a new blood sport that has swept the nation: The Grid Wars. Many who dare play will die, but the fierce few who win are granted the one prize coveted by all those who live behind the wall: Liberty. Because if you are the unlucky ones to live behind the wall, there's only one way out: Play for Freedom.

"KASEI" (the Japanese word for "Mars") is set on the desolate frontier of the Red Planet. The story follows a crew of fugitives on the run, desperately trying to escape a relentless team of bounty hunters. They must use their wits and skills to navigate the treacherous Martian terrain, outsmart their pursuers, and uncover the secrets that could be their key to freedom.