Lyndsay Porter has always been the quiet kid on the sidelines until her (unofficial) big brother, Michael, leaves to join the Marines. Afraid that he might be in danger, Lyndsay comes up with a plan to bring Michael home. With the help of her best friend, Cadence, Lyndsay tries to get everyone under 18 to stop being happy kids in front of their parents until all adults sign an Oath renouncing war. Will Lyndsay's plan work? Can parents stand not seeing their kids having fun? Who knows? But it will be crazy (and hilarious) finding out!

Since her mother left, Pearl has spent more and more time in the ocean, fishing to help her father pay the bills. But when she gets mixed up with a group of illegal abalone poachers and starts diving near a restricted wreck, Pearl meets an ancient sea monster named Otto—who isn’t quite as monstrous as she thought. And when Otto’s enemies come back to finish what they started, Pearl is the only one who can save him, but only if she has the courage to let go of her past and open up to others—including the girl from class she’s got a crush on.

In this world, it’s hard to be someone who sees more than identical images in a looking glass. Edgar’s been trying to keep things stable for long but mysterious issues just seem to chase him persistently inside every reflective surface. It’s dangerous to stay inside such mind, stepping outside of it will most certainly lead you to a horrible outcome. Being a savior or needing one himself, will this boy ever be able to lead a calm and happy life?

Raised by her uncle and struggling to fit in at school, Pam is deemed “weird” by her classmates – but they are yet to discover just how different Pam really is. Visited by a Phantom in her dreams, its influence bleeds into her waking hours, leaving her open to manipulation by a trio of popular students who promise to give her what she really wants in life. Through it all, Pam questions the direction her life is taking. But there is more to her past, present and future than she realises… Created by Declan Miller for STICK MOB, a storytelling studio founded by young First Nations adults based on Arrernte Country, Mparntwe–Alice Springs in Central Australia.

A rollercoaster ride into Indigenous creation stories from Central Australia, interwoven through the complexities of family dynamics. Mutants, Cyborgs, failed clones, and emotional wounds. Exo-Dimensions is uncompromisingly raw and heartfelt. Created by Seraphina Newberry for STICK MOB, a storytelling studio founded by young First Nations adults based on Arrernte Country, Mparntwe–Alice Springs in Central Australia.

A young woman starts a job as a family photographer and live-in nanny for a couple who have a fixation on preserving their children’s memory and legacy in print. She stumbles on a recently broken shrine and starts to notice an apparition in the photographs she exposes… A meditation on memories; making them, preserving them and keeping them secret.

Mimi enjoys a quiet, productive life in her tree house in the Flat Fields with her companion Bobo, until a mysterious and disturbing recurring dream of demons and a long-haired deity becomes impossible to ignore. In the Evergreen Woods live dangerous creatures who can help her, but will she leave the comfort of her home to find answers? An epic tale of affairs, alliances, and friendships in a quest for power and self-discovery, this collects the first three issues of Pizzo's acclaimed, self-published series.

Something City is an exploration of modern day living through representations of the lives of different groups of people in an imagined place. Segregated communities of young people, elders, fanatics, techies and the religious live side by side, interweaving and cohabiting in a city they build around themselves.

In a small but not too quiet town, Cam Banter, a high school basketball star with a monstrous secret — that he’s part of a pack of paranormal shifters with the ability to change into werewolves — struggles to find his place on the team and the changes happening in his life when his abilities begin to show and he’s unable to control them. With an overbearing father whose expectations exceed what Cam is capable of and pushes him to his limit, teammates who no longer trust him or even like him, and a basketball rival from another school trying to rekindle things with one of the stars of the girls’ basketball team that Cam has his eyes on and is a confidant for him, he is left trying to figure things out on his own…That is until his new coach, who has a secret of his own, attempts to make a difference in his life. But will Cam let him in before it’s too late? It’s a teenage fight for survival on both a social and personal level as basketball, life, and the supernatural all clash.

Bingo and every other teen in the sprawling farming village of Ellay knows the tales of the old days — of how their great-great-great-grandparents rebuilt what was left of society after some apocalypse or whatever. But that’s ancient history. Boring. Nah, for Bingo’s generation, today is about staying busy — distracted, even — while tilling the reclaimed City of Industry fields or unloading barges at the seedy port of Bel Air. Or in Bingo’s case, scavenging ruins for artifacts to upcycle and trade at the bartering bazaars — including Bingo’s favorite leftovers, these old things called “books.” Ever heard of ‘em? Her favorites are the TECTIV books, the ones about men who walked rain-slicked streets at night in hats and trench coats. They searched for answers in a city called L.A., just like Bingo. It was their job. And after the sudden disappearance of her best friend, Fenn, Bingo decides that’s what she’s gonna have to be if she wants to get answers — a new kind of TECTIV for a new world. Because everyone may believe Fenn’s disappearance was the first crime in a long time. But Bingo’s about to learn that it wasn’t. And it sure won’t be the last…