Issue 1
I'm Not Rob Anymore
Written and Drawn by Brian Lue Sang for Ideal Comics!
Issue 2
The Lady of Shallots
What do student super-heroes do on their free time?
Spinning out from the long running web comic "Forces of Good and Evil," three hero students find themselves at a local Italian eatery when mobsters show up!
Written by Mathew D. Rhys
Pencils by Tal Reese
Inks by Amy Reese
Cover by Rhys and Barry Tetz
Afterword by Rhys.
Issue 3
Mark Question in "The Lord of the Shoes"
Mark Questin was a private detective. Just a normal guy with a normal firm—looking for runaways and domestic cases. But Mark has one special field of knowledge—he is an expert in folklore and the occult. He gets the weirdest cases and is known as Mark Question—Paranormal Investigator.
When Mark gets a call on a murder/suicide, he knows something is fishy. There are few clues, and fewer unanswered questions; and the only thing different is an unusual, anonymous Renaissance painting.
Issue 4
The Seven Quests of the Savage Norseman
The year is 1976, and teenager Sven Henricksen is tired of getting pushed around. When a Renaissance Faire “wizard” sends him on a series of quests, it will change his life forever.
Story by Mathew D. Rhys and Rolf Gerdau. Pencils and Inks by Gerdau. Design and Dialog by Rhys
Issue 5
Rapunzel in "Wrong Train"
After several years of using her trichno-kinetic powers as a super-hero and field agent for the US Department of Education, Brigette Schwartz, aka Rapunzel left adventuring behind as she climbed the bureaucratic ranks of the Department. But what chaos awaits her when Rapunzel takes the “Wrong Train”
Rapunzel: “The Wrong Train” by Mathew D, Rhys. Art by Carlos Rodriguez, Color and Design by Mathew D. Rhys
Issue 6
Accepting the Obvious
Alex Lanning is a hero in training at the Bill Everett Hero High in Michigan. It's a normal day at school until he meets the "new girl" Katelyn.
Written by Kevin Carpenter
Art by Brian Lue Sang
Issue 7
Finn McCool: Rebound
Finn McCool is a teenaged superhero in the 1970's. But even being a hero doesn't mean you'll be accepted by your peers.
When a basketball game ends in rejection, who can Finn turn to?
Story by Kevin Carpenter and Mathew D. Rhys
Art by Rhys and Joe Carradine
Issue 8
The Eagle and The Sea
In this adventure from the 1980's, Presidio, CA's home town hero El Hidalgo faces off against the nautical ne'er-do-well Davey Jones, God of the Sea