Apocalyptiverse Magazine A quarterly anthology of faith-fueled insight, cultural commentary, and original storytelling. Each issue features essays, art, and interviews that explore the spiritual battle behind the cultural noise. Topics range from pop culture and comics to despair in modern media, theological history, and practical hope. Perfect for artists, thinkers, youth pastors, homeschoolers, and readers hungry for meaning in a fractured world. 🕯️ New issues every quarter. Stay alert. Stay awake. Stay holy.

SYNOPSIS In the future, a procedure links neural implants between participants, allowing instant telepathic communication and a shared sensory experience. The second anthology series from Apollo City Comics, CyberSync presents a future where neural implants allow humanity to push in exciting, complex, dangerous new directions. In this comic, you’ll find stories of crime, heartbreak, horror, and action infused with everything we love about cyberpunk. Oppressive cityscapes, super-charged neon, rampant body modifications, and more pepper the pages in our contribution to the world of cyberpunk. Featuring stunning contributions from some of the most talented indie comic creators working today, CyberSync brings together 16 stories into one epic volume. Clocking in at 80 interior pages, this anthology is packed with incredible stories from 25 creators, each embracing the world of cyberpunk. This volume covers a full spectrum of emotion and adventure as each creative team brings their unique vision. CREATIVE TEAMS Bob Little Chyna Rosemarea Vitalii Kalchenko John Kissee Rey Garza Ben Collins + Eric Allred + Jacqui Venturini Tony Delgado Javi Martinez Mario Candelaria + Terri Colm Ryan + Ben Hall Kevin Zoldan + Abel Garcia Dam Membiela + John Kissee Max Flowers Dylan Essex + Matthew Robins Devin Whitlock + David Escobar + Buddy Beaudoin Alex Batts + David Lujan RELEASE YEAR 2024 PAGE COUNT 84 PRINT STYLE Color AGE RANGE 18+

Aithology is a magazine that features articles, art, and stories created by artificial intelligence (A.I.), but edited by a human being for quality and coherence. The magazine showcases the creative potential of A.I. technology while maintaining a high standard of quality control. The articles cover various topics and are written in an engaging style, while the art and stories are generated by A.I. algorithms, resulting in original and thought-provoking pieces. Aithology offers a unique perspective on the future of creative expression and the role that A.I. may play in it.

Embark on a compelling journey into "The Ballad of Phillip Kirschner," a gripping narrative that delves deep into the complexities of hero worship, societal responsibility, and the quest for meaning in a world fraught with turmoil. Join Phillip in a dystopian landscape where the boundaries between heroism and villainy become increasingly blurred. As he grapples with his own internal struggles and navigates the moral ambiguity of his surroundings, readers are invited to contemplate the profound questions raised by his journey. With its thought-provoking themes and gripping narrative, this tale serves as a poignant reminder of the importance of finding meaning and purpose in a world where nothing is as it seems.

I thought the world sucked but as a literal slave to society what choice do I have? Evil, I don't know... Then the world changed, and I'm now the savior of the universe? What the hell? This is my story, and it could be long one. Hope you have the time to follow me on my journey.

Fairytales From Mars is an anthology collecting the fables, folklore and, of course, fairytales from the colonies dotting the red planet. It is speculative mythology at its finest and we’re challenging creators to imagine the kind of stories that might emerge when humanity finally starts calling Mars its home. Early children’s stories were morality tales designed to warn against the dangers of their environment, impart a moral lesson, or explain the unexplainable. These stories are handed down from generation to generation and life on Mars will be no different.

An Anthology collection that features N.s Kanes smaller works such as, Sushi, Bobbie and Clyde, The Circle, Clockwork, In Your Wickedness and the newest work, Monster Cafe. The 100 page comic is full of short stories ranging from the sweet to fantasy to horror with giving readers a sampler of all that was written and created by N.S Kane.

The Cosmos is more vast than can be conceived, and in its immensity are contained wonders, each of which are immeasurably more unique and wonderful than the last. Even the particularly worldly matters... Rantenorexax revives with little recollection of why they're on a vessel bound for parts unknown. When faced with alienation, addiction and artificial intelligence, Rant must consolidate their place within the Cosmos-- or lose themselves in the process.

This collects all the work I did working out my comic book cosmos. Explored through very short stories and comic strips, or digi- tal ‘trading cards’, it was a way to develop my ideas through very light, quick projects. Previously pub- lished on sites and socials, this material presents all the main characters, settings and concepts of this shared universe. Hopefully, it’s worth your time just looking through all these years’ worth of illustra- tions! This is for those who spent hours staring at pages in art books or the toy sections in catalogs, and who collected bubblegum cards and action figure bios.

From autobiographical reflections to classic adaptions and tales from the abyss, the short stories in these collections will take hold and never let go.