When the world is in danger, Superguy may or may not be there to save the day. It all depends how hungry and/or tired he is. Good thing we've got Robotguy!

Monsters. Creatures. Thing that go bump in the night. They've been with us since the dawn of time, and frankly, they're sick of our %$#@&. Enter Eville, a quaint little town where all the most horrible and awful abominations can live in harmony away from the even bigger abomination that is humanity. Since 1693, Eville has provided a tranquil refuge from people and their intolerance, as well as a springboard to adventure for its monstrous citizens!

Deeply flawed beings with superpowers, saving the world for selfish or messed up reasons... What could go wrong? A parody of superhero media from a place of love. Featuring character arcs and a story of love between a clueless guy and a princess from Hell. This comic's got it all, baby!

What happens when a washed-up, drunk, middle-aged hero loses his sidekick in an unexpected tragedy? A mystery is revealed through a series of hilarious circumstances that he must solve with the help of allies and enemies, all while trying to stay sober!

A little philosophical book with the small observations of everyday life.

a story about songs and surely nothing else

Join Sievil and Monk on a Wild, Unpredictable Ride Welcome to a comic series where things rarely go as planned — and that’s half the fun. These short stories follow the misadventures of two mismatched companions: Sievil, a bold, curious, and ever-jovial half-human, and Monk, his quiet, dry-witted, and perpetually pessimistic partner-in-chaos. Together, they explore a world that’s as unpredictable as they are — chasing fleeting romances, diving into bizarre new experiences, and constantly hatching questionable schemes to make a quick buck. Their friendship is the anchor amid the absurdity, filled with sharp dialogue, deadpan humor, and the kind of existential reflections that sneak in between punchlines. Presented in a raw, fanzine-inspired format, this book is a celebration of flawed plans, strange detours, and the kind of weird, wonderful storytelling that sticks with you. Each page is its own little world — full of charm, chaos, and a touch of melancholy. Perfect for readers who enjoy sharp wit, offbeat characters, and short stories that leave you laughing, thinking, or slightly unsettled — sometimes all at once.

the new adventures of " The Great Sievil "

Welcome to the world of Vladimir Pispepoloff and Baako Dufucall — two great friends on a mission to squeeze every drop of joy out of life. They're not heroes. They're not saints. But they are chasing something real: love, connection, unforgettable nights, and the perfect beat to dance to. Music is their compass, and through their songs, they’ll share pieces of their soul — their wild philosophies, their hopes, their heartbreaks, and their deep, unshakable bond. But at its core, this story isn’t just about chasing romance or rhythm. It’s about friendship — the kind that carries you through chaos, laughter, and the occasional terrible idea. As you turn the pages, you’ll follow Vladimir and Baako on a whirlwind of encounters: flirty nights, soulful jams, spontaneous adventures, and moments of pure, unexpected magic. Every chapter is a slice of the wild ride they call life. So put on your favorite song, open your heart, and dive in. You’re in good company.

A forgotten world. Strange creatures. A night to remember… or regret. Originally drawn 36 years ago — long before A Bug’s Life hit the screen — Malaga is a rediscovered short story that brings a surreal, insectoid twist to a timeless ritual: two friends heading out for a night of fun, flirtation, and the pursuit of the “good life.” “We go out clubbing, we meet girls, and we have the time of our lives — that’s the good life.” At least, that’s the plan. Set in a bizarre, buzzing world full of strange creatures and pulsing nightlife, Malaga starts off like a carefree night out… but ends somewhere very unexpected. Weird, funny, a little tragic, and visually unlike anything else, Malaga is a time capsule from a different era — and a story that proves some nights don’t go the way you think, no matter what species you are.