Some deaths leave behind more than bodies. Residual explores the quiet aftermath of violence—the moments after the scene is cleaned, when memory lingers and truth fractures. Shadows persist, objects feel heavier, and time itself seems unwilling to move on. This is not a story about solving a crime. It is about what remains when the crime is over. Dark, restrained, and psychologically unsettling, Residual is a literary horror novelette told with a manga-inspired visual sensibility, focused on atmosphere, absence, and unease.

Two estranged brothers that won a free luxury vacation find themselves the only hope on an airliner against fanatical terrorists trying to prove their warped beliefs about the earth, their lives and conspiracies just when it is discovered that everyone boarded is going to the same resort.

Sarah is a young Appalachian girl on the fringes of a collapsed society who’s creating a found family - but they don’t know she’s guarding a big secret.

When offered an opportunity for a perfect revenge on those who betrayed him, Gio happily takes it.

This graphic novel uses the mirror motif to unfold a multi-layered and unsettling reflection on loss, trauma, and the different truths that can be concealed within fairy tales.

Delusions of Grandeur is a 180 page psychedelic, existential, dark comedy, horror that I pitch as “One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest but instead of a mental institution, it takes place at a rehabilitation center for the worlds most notorious cult leaders. The protagonist Georgie Smelt was once considered the most dangerous man alive back when he led the evil doomsday cult New Eden. Georgie was apprehended mere seconds before his plans for world destruction came to fruition and was given life in prison for his multitude of crimes against humanity. After serving ten years Georgie is invited to participate in a top secret experimental program that's specifically designed to purge him and people of his ilk of cult leader inhibitions. Once the program is successfully completed Georgie could have the option to forgo the remainder of his sentance and to return to society as a newly domesti- cated man. Georgie is determined to put his past behind him and set things right. Except that everything goes wrong. Diabolicaly wrong...”

If you loved the film, Oppenheimer, THE LAST WEST is the epic, alternate history adventure for you. In 1945, the first test of the atomic bomb should have sparked the end of World War II. But in THE LAST WEST, the bomb fails, plummeting humanity into an unending nightmare. The world's scientific, technological, cultural, and social advancements cease. The war continues, unending. For 60 years everything crumbles and fades, until an astounding discovery is made. The missing element the day the bomb failed was a man named Stephen West. And he may be the key to reigniting the world.

Two stories about death

A glimpse into reality.

The graphic novel "The Tree" surprises with its at times surreal imagery and an unconventional plot twist that has the potential to be unsettling. This "parable in panels" poetically conveys the fragility of our seemingly orderly world. Those who immerse themselves in it embark on a roller coaster ride between bizarre humor and philosophical depths.