Fifteen-year-old André Diaz, an ordinary high school freshman, stumbles upon a mysterious exhibit during a school trip to the museum. Drawn to an ancient, legendary artifact—Excalibur—André, along with his best friend Emi, unknowingly awakens the blade’s power. In doing so, he attracts the attention of a shapeshifting Demi-Beast, a servant of the malevolent dark mage, Mordred, who has long sought the sword for his own nefarious purposes. With danger looming, André is confronted by Merlin, a spiritual guide within the sword, who reveals that he has been chosen as Excalibur’s wielder to defend Earth Realm from the imminent return of Mordred. Now tasked with mastering the legendary weapon, André embarks on a journey filled with perilous battles against Mordred’s monstrous forces, struggling to unlock Excalibur’s full potential before it falls into the wrong hands. As darkness stirs, André must rise to the challenge and prove himself worthy before it’s too late.

In The Lion's Den is a comic series I've been working on for a couple of years now with "The Wolf's Veil" as the first instalment. The story takes place in a fantasy world filled with anthropomorphic animals and revolves around their adversarial relationships with the tyrannical beasts, brought on by a mysterious curse.

The adventures of Grok and Grok, two little g̶o̶b̶l̶i̶n̶s o̶r̶c̶s goblorcs who live in a cave under a treestump.

This a collection of little stories about witches, magic, spells and various kinds of supernatural beings. Currently ongoing: Boundary

In the whimsical Land of Nuggetiza, the various species of Clonsters live their lives separately from one another. The quirky Earth Nuggets live in the Hilly Plains. The suspicious Pocket Robots hide out in the Junky Cove. The slow-moving Pocket Rocks dwell in the Mossy Marsh. None of them know, though, what secrets lie beyond the looming trees of the Darkly Wood...

Gods&Snakes follow the story of Liam, a young Sproutling who lost his brother, after a mysterious storm fell upon them. Now he's on the search for his twin brother with the help of his new, bizarre, friend; in a world unknown to him. (tw; sensitive topics & body horror)

The three races live in a fragile peace. They hate each other, or fear each other. Although they generally don't even have to see each other, most of them have only lived, talked and seen their own race. The exceptions are their respective leaders (either chosen or born) which have to interact rather commonly to ensure they get along decently well. But of course, peace such as this cannot last for long. Fortunately, the Goddesses planned ahead.

They say that there used to be emerald valleys, crystal blue oceans, all teaming with wildlife. Over a decade ago, that all began to change, and now the world has become a vast, dry and lifeless landscape, and the mages are to blame! Or so everyone is led to believe, but nothing is ever as it seems. What happens when a few teens discover the truth of their identities, their destinies, all while being hunted by a great evil as the world they know slowly burns away to ash?

Slightly Exaggerated is a story set in a whimsical fantasy world where a dying treasure hunter must steal back a sacred gem from a crazed cult leader in a strange whimsical world. It's set in an over the top whimsical fantasy world filled with flying sea creatures, talking animals and lots of other crazy, fun stuff! This setting makes for some really fun treasure hunting adventures. Think Indiana Jones/Uncharted meets a Studio Ghibli world. This story deals with a lot of deeper, mature subjects and themes like dying, leaving a legacy, religion and questioning what you've been told.

Wilfred is preparing to confess to his crush with the help of his monster companion Roka. But something mysterious is happening at a nearby lake... Something that society seems to be ignoring.