By 2042, Colchester is full of cats, so many that every sunday, they have a party at, what they call "the freakin' cat quarter". Ordecaf is a kettle robot, one year ago he moved to the UK, after living 24 years in USA. Ordecaf lives with his black cat, Winston.

This is a 24-page dark comedy comic book about adorable children who inadvertently expose their parents to COVID19. Some might say this topic is a little too soon, but I say it isn't soon enough! People who will enjoy this book: Children who can read and see. Adult comic lovers who have children. Anyone who has survived a pandemic. You.

When loner Sarah accidentally discovers the identity of the superhero Lightning Boy, life takes an interesting turn. **Complete**

Meet Ernie Banoks and his best friend Peter Silvas. Join them on their crazy adventures in this comedic series.

Lauren is a librarian who takes her job way too seriously. And she writes stories on the side. She's a huge nerd, in another words. Oh, and she's a rabbit.

Three miles south of parts unknown live the creatures of the Bogg Swamp, and these are their "Swamp Tales." Get a comedic glimpse into the lives of these animals with this collection of comic strips written and drawn by Keith Gleason.

Just little something funny... if you like cows.

Spend a night with this love starved, alcoholic vampire who finds out a terrible truth.

Meet Kip— the trash boy at Twin Pine Cinemas. His love for movies is only matched by his talent for dealing with, well, trash. From popcorn spills to the dreaded trash compactor, Kip’s got it covered. But when his stressed-out manager, Manny, needs a last-minute stand-in behind the concession stand for the premiere of Jack Slade 4: Attack of the Robots, Kip’s thrown into a whole new kind of mess. With everything on the line, Kip’s gotta keep his cool... but if history’s any guide, the popcorn is about to hit the fan. From the creator of Dead People Throw the Best Parties comes a new 28-page comic book for movie buffs and fans of 90's cartoons! It was written to be appropriate for both adults and children.

The never-ending adventures of two lifelong best mates! Short comic strips set in the weird arctic town of West Pole. Join Fridge (the polar bear) and Fly (his penguin sidekick) for a load of old nonsense.