Tales from the v01d

Issue 1 was our first attempt at publishing. It's raw, it's rough, it's real but we did it! Hope you enjoy the art and short stories, it only gets better from here!

We start to hit our stride in issue 2. We introduce a few short stories and the First chapter of our ongoing series Helltown. Enjoy to rough edges you can see we're learning as we go!

Issue 3 is bringing in really great stuff! Dreary Town, m3gacity, and Dr. K's Dreamscapes are showcasing a wide range of storytelling. The Goblin Prince is up to his same old shenanigans and Things are started to heat up in Helltown!

We're back with some of your favorite short stories from the void! The goblin prince returns alongside m3gacity and helltown. Plus we have some surprise shorts to keep ya guessing in this oversized issue.

In this issue we explore new terrors with existential short stories as well as continue with m3gacity and Helltown. Plus a Bonus short story m3gacity:confessions where the citizens of m3gacity ruminate about life.

Issue sees the exciting conclusion of Helltown: Book 1 along with some really exciting short stories! Things are also getting pretty dicey for the Brawler in m3gacity!

This issue we have an incredible short by the world Famous Graffiti Artist Conz! Plus more from Megacity and the Derry Bears! Hope you guys enjoy!

OUR BEST ISSUE YET! Yes there's a couple spelling errors, yes there's a couple typos but the art is unparalleled in this issue. Enjoy.

The Exciting begining of Helltown Book 2! Derry Bears and more weird tales of referential irony!! more to come! Our best issue yet!

This issue has got it all! Spooky tales to thrill your imagination and a some exposition from the gang about why Hilltown is such a crazy place to live! Enjoy!

Tales from the V01D #12 drops readers into another grim slice of cosmic dread, underground weirdness, and ink-splattered imagination. This issue marks a turning point in the series — the moment where the shadows stretching across the V01D begin to connect, revealing just enough of the larger horror to keep you turning pages with your pulse in your throat. Inside, you'll find a fresh mix of standalone nightmares and long-form stories continuing to twist deeper into uncharted territory. Fan-favorite art returns in full force: heavy blacks, razor-sharp inks, and that signature 70s/80s horror-fantasy grit that makes Tales from the V01D unlike anything else on the shelf. Issue 12 pushes the visual experimentation even further, blending surreal architecture, monstrous silhouettes, and the creeping tension that has become the series’ calling card. Whether you're a long-time Voidling or just discovering the series, this issue is a perfect entry point into the expanding mythology of the V01D — a world where every story hints at something bigger, older, and hungry lurking just beyond the panels. Enter at your own risk.

Tales from the Void #13 is here.A playground. A half-buried doll. A conversation about why we love stories that hurt.

Tales from the Void Issue 14 plunges readers deeper into shadowy realms of sci-fi, horror, and whimsy. Kick off with "Gear" by Tyler Bratt, a gritty tale of a rat-folk gangster faking his death to break free from his criminal clan and chase his dreams aboard Destiny Station. The saga continues in "Helltown" Book 2 Chapter 4 by P.K. Savage, where loyal servants unleash monstrous havoc to spread chaos and reveal hidden truths under a dark lord's gaze. Wander ancient Petra's whispering sands in a mystical narrative of symbols, dreams, and undead energies pulsing through stone. Wrap up with the absurd Western parody "You Called My Dog Ugly, Now You Must Die!" for a dose of frontier absurdity and quick-draw laughs. Created by Chubs Johnson & Friendly Mike, edited by Dr. K, this black-and-white anthology delivers eerie artwork, twisted plots, and cosmic chills perfect for void-dwellers.