After a fight in school, Jessica’s everyday, ordinary life has just changed as she activates her marvelous powers. Jessica and her friends now need to traverse and discover a new era of super-powered ass kicking.

Rabbit-Man is the story of a bunny boy who is the only human left in a world ravaged by the old gods. Humans are going extinct and now he must venture forth to find a purpose and perhaps a family while dealing with a terrible father, people thinking that he is god and delivering the mail. The Complete Rabbit-Man is also available on Lulu.com. A 300+ page epic anyone would love to add to their comic collection.

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The story focuses on a 21-year-old man in a small village who looked like a regular person. Where he is randomly approached by someone saying he is the last member of a strong bloodline called the Ogushi clan. Kenzo learns the history of his family bloodline and gains the power of his bloodline.

From fleeing their country mid-war to being evicted from foreign countries, Claire Violet, and her brother Mark Violet, were blessed with the powers of gems that were given to them by thieves in exchange for goods. With these powers, they had no choice but to join the military in order to bring back their country, Leverst, from the hands of their enemies. Now Claire Violet, along with the combatants of Leverst and the remaining surviving soldiers from the war now join together to bring back their fallen land.

In a world where the rich trample on the poor Toco and the Ampelio family strive to change that.

It’s been 5 years since an alien elite force invaded Tollis City (JOG: Just an Ordinary Guy) and things finally seemed to be going back to normal. That is until a rich crime lord with plans to reignite old wounds on the city begins his treacherous path involving alien weaponry, technology, and alchemy. A small group of unlikely characters band together to oppose this evil crime syndicate. Will they succeed? Read on to find out!

Synopsis: Red Rocket Comet is a self-contained 40 page mini graphic novel telling the story of Jerry the titular superhero, long since retired and down on his luck. Abruptly woken in the middle of the night by his old nemesis The Dark Skull (Lloyd) who want to reminisce about old times, slowly revealing the dark secrets they both share.

In a world where elemental powers are accessible to anyone only by taking a test, concerns arise from multiple parties. There are groups of people who want these powers gone and groups who want more of these powers, both of which willing to do absolutely anything to make their wish come to fruition. Gemma and Rowan fight to keep the world in a neutral state where powers can exist peacefully, and to become the greatest Wielders anyone's ever seen.

"Bhujang" is an enthralling graphic novel set in the 18th century Panjab, a land then ravaged by Mughal oppression. This compelling story revolves around Mahtaab, a courageous young Kaur, who embarks on a perilous journey during these tumultuous times. Entrusted by her elders, her mission is to find the gallant Khalsa Army and deliver an essential message to its esteemed leader, Banda Singh Bahadur. The graphic novel shines not only through its gripping narrative but also through its exceptional artwork. Each page of "Bhujang" is a testament to the skillful blend of storytelling and visual artistry. The illustrations are rich with meaningful tones and shading, capturing the intricate emotions and the dramatic backdrop of the era. This artistic mastery ensures that Mahtaab’s tale is not just read but also visually experienced, leaving a lasting impression on the reader. Set against the backdrop of 1710s Panjab, under the shadow of a relentless Mughal regime, "Bhujang" chronicles the endeavors of two young Sikhs. Their quest to relay a critical message to a Sikh general is not merely a narrative of bravery but also a vivid exploration into the cultural and historical richness of 17th century Panjab. The graphic novel invites readers to immerse themselves in the vibrancy of Panjab, its people, and their unyielding spirit, painting a picture that is both historically poignant and visually breathtaking. "Bhujang" is a graphic novel that transcends the boundaries of traditional storytelling, offering a unique and immersive experience in the rich tapestry of Sikh history.