When maintenance technician Eli Morrow discovers a hidden corridor beneath an abandoned office building, he accidentally enters the Back Rooms—a vast labyrinth of impossible worlds hidden beneath reality. Inside, time stands still. Endless yellow hallways stretch beyond sight. Forgotten places exist where no place should be. Entire levels connect through impossible doors, leading to flooded poolrooms, infinite hotels, industrial machine-cities, and stranger realms waiting in the dark. Lost and unable to find a way home, Eli encounters Sophie Vale, a mysterious girl who seems to remember events before they happen, and Mr. Static, a smiling entity that watches from television screens scattered throughout the maze. As Eli journeys deeper into the Back Rooms, he discovers that the endless corridors are only the beginning. Ancient forces move between the levels, forgotten people leave warnings behind, and a structure known as the Blackout Tower appears again and again at the center of impossible drawings, broken memories, and terrifying visions. The deeper they travel, the more one truth becomes clear: The Back Rooms are not abandoned. Something has been watching from the beginning.

Civil conflict escalated into continental war. Many peoples are on the verge of total annihilation. From the parallel universe, the hope of salvation will bring the mystical squad called Wargrad XIII.

Dive into the neon-lit depths of Candle Cove, a cyberpunk metropolis where illusion rule, and nothing is quite as it seems in this gripping noir mystery.

Miu's Logs are Raw, unflinching memoirs from a alien woman who was engineered to be a weapon and chose to become something far more dangerous: herself. Follow Miu, a real Zon’Tai operative who broke from the shadowy SECTOR program, as she sits down and tells her own story through stark, intimate tales that feel like recovered field footage and private snapshots. No filters. No sugarcoating. Just her calm, precise voice narrating the missions that shaped her: deep-cover infiltrations, brutal training, sexual weaponization, coercion and survival, escape, quantum duplication, Her sentient robots, and the complicated truth of her duplicate. It’s a living archive. Expect explicit nudity, raw sexuality, anatomical precision, power exchanges, trauma, healing, and unapologetic heat. Every log peels back another layer of what it means to reclaim a body and mind that were never truly yours to begin with. Cerebral, spicy, emotionally complex, and visually uncompromising, Miu’s Logs is the story of a woman telling her history on her own terms, no matter how messy, intimate, or explicit the memories get.

Dive into the magical world GUNDRA, and follow the journey of the young boy Kuro Matachi - who possess the power of Dragon. On the way to find the truth about his dad and the Kuro Clan, what interesting mysteries will be revealed upon his journey?

Official Prequel Comic to the Upcoming S.L.U.S.H. Feature Film Beneath Houston lies a forgotten world. As historic storms batter the Gulf Coast, strange sightings emerge from tunnels, drainage systems, and abandoned underground passages hidden beneath the city. What begins as a series of rumors soon reveals evidence of something far older—and far more dangerous—than anyone imagined. Hunter Ross X and technology specialist Errol Davis uncover clues pointing to a hidden civilization living below Houston's streets, while a powerful corporation known as Xanica quietly monitors events from thousands of miles away. As ancient secrets, corporate ambitions, and a rapidly evolving biological threat move toward collision, the city stands unknowingly on the edge of catastrophe. S.L.U.S.H. Issue Zero: Ground Zero introduces the hidden history of the Sunken, the origins of the coming conflict, and the events that set the stage for the larger S.L.U.S.H. universe. Includes: • The hidden city beneath Houston • The first appearances of Ross X and Errol Davis • The origins of the Sunken civilization • The Xanica conspiracy • Exclusive artwork connected to the upcoming feature film The storm brought more than rain.