Look Out (Future of Fear)
Comic - Horror
A collaboration between AWA and acclaimed producer Roy Lee’s Vertigo Entertainment (Barbarian, It, Late Night with the Devil), this chilling collection of one-shots, each set in their own unique world, evoke deep, universal fears that will thrill and unsettle readers.
Look Out is an illustrated tale of terror in a prose novella format! When Oscar, recuperating from a divorce, takes a job as a fire lookout in a remote forest outpost, he unearths a mangled sheet of paper inscribed with a strange set of rules that promise to keep him safe during his watch. Oscar laughs it off as a prank — a bit of light hazing from the other fire lookouts in the area — but when night falls, he discovers that the rules, and the threat they protect against, are all too real. Written by Dan Baillie, this taut illustrated prose thriller features gorgeous full-color painted illustrations by acclaimed cover artist Tim Bradstreet (The Punisher, Hellblazer) and marks the debut of the “Future of Fear” collaboration between AWA and acclaimed producer Roy Lee’s Vertigo Entertainment (Barbarian, It, Late Night with the Devil).
From the Static
Graphic Novel - Horror
A horror anthology of 17 individual stories exploring the theme of horror from many different angles. Fast-paced and gorey, slow psychological haunts, lighthearted & funny, climate collapse, and more! Among the stories: "The Cauldron," written by CJ Hudson, art by Ile Gonzalez; "Beholden," written by Brent Fisher and illustrated by Mariateresa Susca; "Gravestone Tree," written & illustrated by E.C. Ibes; "She Who Weeps," written by Jarred Luján, illustrated by Marcus Jimenez; "The Unfortunate Consequences of Being a Time Traveler," written by Jimmy Gaspero, art by Sam Owen; and many others.
Bride of the Ripper
Graphic Novel - Horror
1888, JACK THE RIPPER’s reign of terror continues over London. Based from the point of views of the final victim Mary Kelly and her partner Joseph Barnett. Soon fate meets the final murder, where mental, physical and real-world horrors collide. A single moment in time where one of history’s darkest mysteries unfolds.
Bulleeed
WebComic - Abstract
Interrogation of a person , first chapter is jibberish hopefully to take shape soon in the coming chapters
Graphite
WebComic - Abstract
A comic about circles, dots, and lines.
This comic includes sexual violence, drug use, self harm, and some gore.
Reads Volume Two Issues One to Four - The Complete Collection
Graphic Novel - Abstract
Featuring work from the likes of Tim Bird, Owen D. Pomery, EdieOP, Luke Halsall and Ricky Miller, this anthology series collects together stories about Alfred Hitchcock, the Silver Age of comics, some cute creatures and the adventures of some eccentric naturalists.
Curses
Graphic Novel - Anthologies
A new collection of surreal, subversive, magical realist stories from one of comics’ most inventive voices.
From hospitals to hell to the wilderness, George Wylesol’s short stories take place in liminal spaces where nothing is as it seems; the surreal becomes real; and something is lying in wait around every corner. As our main characters navigate through corridors, passageways, and highways, they sink deeper and deeper into everyday strangeness that slips into peculiarity, creating an internal journey from normalcy to the supernatural.
Evil Lives Omnibus
Graphic Novel - Horror
Fans of Second Sight Publishing, rejoice! The EVIL LIVES (OMNIBUS) combines the best of the best from Second Sight's collection of horror mini-series and one-shots to tickle your gore bone.
The omnibus brings together Second Sight's best works, including the story of a serial killer Ice cream man who adds a special ingredient to his frozen treats, a psycho killer whose prison execution is just the start of his killing spree, and a gaggle of kids who turn into murderous monsters.
Stars Gone By
Graphic Novel - Abstract
Walking in the Vermont woods, a girl thinks about the states' past.
Thank you to Jeremy K. Davis and his catalogue of lost Vermont Ski areas, The Vermont Historical society for their digital collection of historical photos, and lastly thanks to Carrie Rouillard for her feedback.
Statistics sourced from the Lost Vermont Project and the US Census Bureau.

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