Project Overdrive is a high-stakes, high-octane comic series in which humanity races against annihilation: a single alien missile threatens to obliterate Earth, forcing a desperate fight for survival before time runs out.

Tate, the descendant of a relatively famous activist, is a total sweetheart and can charm anyone, despite being a little slow. However, he's plagued by boredom and diffidence. As his luck would have it, a terrible, tall and horribly strong halfblood shows up to the entrance ceremony at Afrit. Arson's the first person he's met in years who's unapologetically mean, mysterious and totally closed off! Fluffy tails and sharp teeth clash as they try to learn to communicate and love each other...

Beacon City breathes corruption. And something is hunting in the rain. The DOVR Act didn’t save the city—it chained its protectors and unleashed the monsters. Three years after Fallout™’s arrest for an assassination that tore the world apart, the streets pulse with terror: shadows that slither and strike, brutes that crush bone without mercy, hackers who weaponize the grid itself. Every alley hides a blade. Every deal seals a grave. The Coalition clings to survival—a ragged band of outlawed powers risking execution to tear open the conspiracy. But trust is fracturing: Nowcaster storms with blind faith in Fallout’s innocence, thunder cracking his resolve. War Talon (Martin Woods)—the billionaire who preaches robotic salvation by day—stalks alone at night, armored in cutting-edge fury, haunted by doubt that the greatest hero might have truly fallen… and that joining this crew could drag him into the abyss. Backed by a thrill-hungry hunter, a mystic who drowns enemies in sorrow, and a drone-eyed watcher who sees too much, they hunt answers in a city that devours questions. But the shadows hunt back. Footsteps echo in empty halls. Phones go dead. Lights die. And when the chase begins, there’s no elevator down—only a stairwell closing like jaws. Visceral. Unforgiving. Superhero noir where every revelation cuts deeper, every alliance teeters on betrayal, and the truth waits in the dark with a sledgehammer raised. Pete Gehring’s The Coalition™—for fans of The Boys, Invincible, Watchmen, and The X-Files. One wrong step, and the city claims you. Issue #1 drops you into the nightmare. Dare to run?

Follow of the adventures of Lucky, Sabrina and Knyx as learn and love at the end of the universe. From the series, Ragnaroc Inc: Embrace Oblivion

Have you ever dreamed about seeing the occult? having the ability to see ghosts and monsters? well, Hanae, after eating a weird Artichoke leaf her grandpa gave her this ability, only to discover that there are things that are better not to be seen. Full of action, monsters and giant weapons! Artichokes revolves around our protagonist and her friends defeating monsters with the ability and mystical weapons she gained thanks to eating her vegetables!

An adventure of Leon O Vargas surviving his sci fi world full of mythology

The story of man named Earl. Bratty child, turned serial killer. In this comic, Earl faces foes left and right trying to take him down. Will they take him down? Find out in this comic spanning decades.

Which is heavier, a collapsing society, or one girl's ideals? Fighting in order to find her "proof", Peppermint challenges the status quo of Teatania.

An epic blood-filled quest! Ollie takes on a mission in another world. To hunt Demons, knights, and dragon alike! all with the help of the demon Lustris. (If you read this, I love you!)

Tenka was a pitch developed by Austin Allen Hamblin, illustrated by Dan Lauer and colored by Dylan Jacobson. It features letters by John Ira Thomas. Tenka, as a pitch, served as a cold opening to a world of magic and monsters. Pentar is the barbaric, demon warlord father of the main character Tenka, who would traverse her world with her father's soul trapped in his sword, now handed to her, as she fights for her mother's freedom. The series would have been Conan the Barbarian meets something like Flint the Time Detective with a female protagonist racing the clock.