Daniel has lost part of his memories, including Noelia. As he uncovers who he truly was, every recovered memory brings him closer to a truth that might have been better left forgotten.

When a secret experiment designed to accelerate human evolution escapes the lab, it bonds with an ordinary teenager. Now, he are thrown into a dangerous world of chaos cause by an outbreak, powerful organizations, and bioforms who will stop at nothing to threatens the future of humanity. As the mysterious power within him awakens, one question remains, will he save humanity… or become its greatest threat ?

An ordinary guy grapples with living in a world where superheros and supervillains battle each other with no concern for Steve's fate.

After a mysterious power outage in their desolate Nevadan town, the right wing conspiracy theorist known as Sleeper-Cell Man and terminally online communist Rebel Woman must reluctantly work together to travel the Nevadan desert, solve the mystery, and bring the power back.

Trevor suffers from an ailment common among high schoolers: apathy. He snoozes through science class, distrusts his teachers, and would rather stay up all night playing video games than studying for his upcoming science quiz. With an “F” in Biology looming ominously in Trevor’s near future unless he finds motivation, Trevor’s parents take away his video games for a week in an effort to make him buckle down and study. When he opens up his book, however, an epic adventure begins, and the greatest scientists in history become his guides—literally!

Hadleyburg, a town with the reputation of being the most honest in America, is visited one day by a mysterious man who has come to right a wrong that was once done to him by its inhabitants: too egotistical, they'd forgotten the basic rules of hospitality. His strategy is thus to strike where it hurts them most: shattering their reputation for probity... A successful adaptation of Mark Twain’s famed short story.

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.

An epic fantasy adventure graphic novel full of revenge, friendship, and betrayal set in a world where kingship is earned rather than inherited. Emmelene Heron is the daughter of traitors, but even she cannot be denied entrance to the Carlyle School for Kings. Every thirty years, the academy opens its doors to the best and brightest young people in the Kingdom. There, they are trained in matters of heart, strength, and mind. Only the one deemed most exceptional will be crowned king and rule for the next thirty years, when King Cycle repeats. This decree was enacted thousands of years ago by Godwit himself to ensure the King is young enough that hope and idealism still thrive within them—but if they want hope and idealism, they invited the wrong girl. Collects The Carlyle School for Kings #1–#4.