This is a work of surrealist satire inspired by the underground comics of the 60s and 70s and by the newspaper comics of the early twentieth century.

In a city run by a mayor who seeks to control its citizens- Where secrets and intrigue are hidden around every corner- And your friends are merely people who don't want you dead- One man must overcome his dark part and step up to become the hero that puts an end to the corruption... if he doesn't oversleep. John Sloan is... Mr. Disaster!

Book one: Follow Dr. Forrester and Hemlock as they try and survive a full frontal assault from the "Vigilantes" , a government sponsored group of professional peace keepers. Can the two "villains" survive long enough to accomplish their goals or will the heroes win?

From the Intro by ZANDER CANNON (Kaijumax, Top 10): Manly Tales of Cowardice is a mini-comic... I'd hate for you to forget where this graphic novel and the characters Fleming Hazmat, Betsy Rossbot, and Atlantis Lad come from: They come from the greatest mini-comic that has ever been made.

In the not-too-distant future, world society has fallen into mass poverty after war. Dozens of countries have perished. North America has become an oppressive state where extraordinary beings are detained from using their abilities by law with limiter suits. Certain beings’ powers are exploited for labor, and the rest are executed en masse, orchestrated from the background by Vice President Denton Snyder. There is a growing public mistrust and suspicion of Snyder’s involvement in the mysterious and brutal assassination of Ultranova, a legendary symbol of hope and peace in this police state turned anarchist society, now referred to as the Republic of Snyder. Led by espionage extraordinaire Kitsune, a group of rebels seek to find the notorious exile, Alexander, who is their only hope to destroy the oppressive government by infiltrating the stronghold of Vice President Snyder, a self-styled prototype for his own super-race.

Ready, everything is turning into chaos, the protests are no longer peaceful and the government no longer knows how to stop them, everything has lost order thanks to a mysterious alien who presents himself as salvation, now it will be up to the only hero, Justice, to see which side is correct.

Ensemble superhero epic. A cosmic quake opens up seemingly random dimensional portals across the Earth, and some of the unintended visitors popping through them add to the existing ultrahuman and dissident crisis. The Institute of Unorthodox Sciences dispatches a USMC officer to either bring the potential threats under government control, or terminate them. Easier said than done. Not all of them are easily recruited, and some prove impossible to kill. The Turboknight came through a portal from the Korean War. His culture shock and notions of chivalry render him improperly aligned in the Current Year's developing civil conflict. Which side will he decide to fight on? After the Juggernaut interferes with a government-sanctioned riot, police and the Armed forces commit the worst possible blunder against somebody of his temperament and Threat Quotient: they piss him off. His resulting rampage rips a trail of mayhem and carnage across America with force of an atomic hurricane. The Phantom Raider is a home-grown urban guerrilla, backed by a secret team of cyberspies. He routinely infiltrates secure facilities, leaks sensitive information, and hijacks the surveillance network for his own purposes. His identity is secret; his tracks are covered; and his techno-mischief is a major thorn in the side of those tasked with narrative control. These and other ultrahumans coalesce into two opposing super teams, headed for a showdown in a small nation's impending civil conflict.