In the year 2516, hundreds of light years from Earth. The Orphaned daughter of an activist is assigned to a secretive mission to thwart a terrorist plot against her isolated mega colony.

Inside the Selfoss dome, hunger is creeping up on people. Standast tries to find a solution, however, they believe that something bigger and more complex may be going on in the institution on which their survival depends.

Earth is dying. Centuries after environmental collapse pushed humanity to the edge, hope finally arrived in the form of Red Horizon: mankind’s greatest achievement — a massive project created to colonise and terraform Mars. Built through global cooperation, AI breakthroughs and corporate investment, Red Horizon promises a second chance for civilisation. But salvation comes at a price. Following the catastrophic pandemic known only as *The Disease*, humanity fractured into two worlds. The wealthy and immune — the “Highlanders” — kept power and opportunity, while the scarred survivors known as “Scavengers” were left behind to struggle in a collapsing society. Officially, Red Horizon exists to save humanity. Unofficially, not everyone is invited. Giulia “Ace” Sanders, a brilliant Italian AI and communications specialist, and her husband Peter “The Wrench” Sanders, a veteran Space Marine engineer, are selected for the Mars programme. Peter departs first as part of a military advance team, while Giulia waits for her own launch window months later. As Earth continues to unravel around them, the dream of Mars feels increasingly like humanity’s only way forward. Three months after Peter’s arrival, life on Mars appears surprisingly ordinary. Construction progresses. Systems work. Days are becoming routine. Until an alarm sounds. A call cuts out. And Peter suddenly disappears. Red Horizon Issue #1 begins a retro-futuristic mystery inspired by classic sci-fi, survival dramas and humanity’s oldest question: When we finally reach a new world… what part of ourselves do we bring with us?

Nearly two centuries from now the old city of Minerva finds itself on the edge of a desert wilderness. At its center is an arcology run by the new aristocracy and their techno-Gaian religion. The paths of young Eligia and Galya are on a slow collision course caught between the dependencies and conflicts of their contrasting communities, surrounded by shadowy outlaws, and on the frontlines of a neo-feudal power struggle.

Documentation of the genocide and extermination of humanity at the hands of a technologically more advanced alien race.

One political choice extrapolated into the future.

Humans cannot live on the surface of the Earth. They must dwell below the earth in vast colonies of individual pods where nearly all life functions and interaction with others is through the Machine. However, one rebel believes that there is more to life and the system may be breaking down with extinction of Mankind imminent. Time is running out if humans are to survive.

In 2870, Humanity fell into a conflict which would grow to consume the entirety of the Solar System. In the wake of the destruction, the survivors cling to life on the moons of Jupiter under a new oppressive, feudal regime. But even now, Humanity has yet to cast off the chains of the past which bind them. Is the future inevitable, are we doomed to be shackled by our past, or can we make a better fate for our species?

500 years from now, Earth is abandoned, no longer habitable. Humanity now lives in orbit of the planet and has spread into the solar system. Two people from different times find their lives thrust into chaos, their paths crossing and leading them into the midst of a secret, that once revealed, will change humanity's past, present and future, as the truth behind earth's demise is uncovered...