Cosmic Debris the psychonautic space opera love story complete with family drama! This title sent O'Hara Lovecraft on a cosmic mission to save it all. Can she mend old family wounds, get the guy, AND save the universe from Otto's evil rule? Find out in Cosmic Debris! Cosmic Debris incorporates difficult, yet universal themes. Romantic entanglements, oppressive governments, family estrangement, and healing from PTSD, are all topics you can watch our characters navigate. O’Hara Lovecraft is our extremely capable group leader. She works with her best friends, Randall Crux, and his robot Cleaves. King Otto the Obscene, a galactic dictator, has tasked O’Hara with delivering him the Phasma stone, in exchange for clearing our team’s criminal pasts. O’Hara must make the difficult choice to confront the power-over dynamic the universe has fallen into as she turns to the power of psychonautic introspection to forge a path forward – not only for herself, but for the universe as we know it.

Max is just an average guy, working as a janitor in a secretive tech building. He Sees a comfy chair one night and decides to take a short nap and the adventures begin from there!

AIAI follows the crew of a damaged starship thrown across space and time by a violent temporal rift. Stranded above an uncharted world with no way to navigate home, Marcus, Mei, and Bjorn must confront the unexpected consequences of the jump that stripped them of their cybernetic enhancements and changed them in ways none of them understand. At the centre of their survival is Aaiyah, the ship’s emergent sentience whose evolving consciousness binds the crew together.

The rag-tag crew of the Doghouse-059 just wants to sail the stars and live life on their terms. But with a dystopian universe full of villiany there is always something getting in their way.

A captivating sci-fi tale of conflict, alliance, and mystery. When humans destroy their colonized planet, the Dykuma race arrives seeking resources. Hok, Dykuma soldier, becomes involved, helping a human female to find her daughter and unravel the broken peace agreement.

Traveling assassins Roxy and Freya take on their most thrilling quest yet: obtaining the eye of a god.

It’s been 326 years since we began terraforming Mars. Despite how much humankind has achieved the world is still one of fear, inequality, violence, and the foulest menace of all…teen drama. ​Join our dysfunctional heroes Charlie, Alejandro, and Varisha as they navigate pirates, politics, pushy parents, and an insidious betrayal that will sow the seeds of the end of life as we know it. ​This Sci-Fi adventure comic is complete with 138 pages of art and is intended to launch an ongoing series of books with a stunning conclusion. Think Tale Spin meets Firefly on Mars with sarcastic teens.

Far off in the Outer Regions, there is a planet. A very large, secluded melting pot of a world, known as Valaxia. people come to this world to achieve their dreams, to find work, run from the law or...find a fresh start. Create a new name for themselves. A new life. That is why Milo Dunbar came to Valaxia. He thought life would be simple here. But he will soon realize that is not the case. Yep, it would seem that Milo Dunbar's life is about to get a lot weirder.

"Mato Man" follows the weird journey of Mato, Aonani, and their misfit crew across strange planets and hilarious chaos. When Mato, an anthropomorphic tomato, crash lands into an underwater kingdom, he meets Aonani, a half human half axolotl water wielder whose parents are in a coma, just two weeks away from dying due to a mysterious illness. Mato makes a promise: he'll help her save them. What begins as a simple promise spirals into a series of outrageous adventures. Blending comedy, emotional heart, and bombastic action, Mato Man is a long-running series about friendship, overcoming the past, and learning to live life on your own terms.

Are We There Yet? is a monthly comic that follows the 3-story tall Homesteader spaceship on its voyage to colonize Mars, the first phase of the ambitious Annex Mars mission. The story begins as Zephyr Davis, one of the 200 hibernating crew members, unexpectedly wakes up 4 months early after having a scary dream involving deep space and chocolate chip cookies. Unsure what to do, at the suggestion of the ship's computer, called Pedro Alonso Niño, he wakes up the mission leader, Captain James "Big Jim" Baker. Together, they inform Mission Control, led by Flight Director Tim Kalmus, of what has occurred. Kalmus and his boss, Mission Director Susan Gibson, suddenly find themselves leading a completely different mission. To complicate matters, more crew members begin to wake up after experiencing their own odd dreams. In addition to Mission Control and the crew themselves, their families back on earth also have to switch gears and adjust to their premature reappearance. By the time The Homesteader finally sets down on the Martian surface, the crew has formed into two friendly, but competitive camps; the Dreamers (those who woke up early), and the Sleepers (who didn’t wake up until they reached Mars).