An experimental project: the illustrator draws the panels, experimenting with different medium each season, knowing full well what the story and dialogues should be, but shares none of it with the writer, who then has to come up with own interpretation. This is the result.

A group of less than ideal teens discover a virtual realm, we follow them as they struggle their way through this digital landscape to uncover more of its secrets, juggling the temptations of escapism and their personal lives.

This title presents a collection of interconnected space adventures told across different chapters. An author-driven comic in which story, art, and color combine to shape a complex network of standalone tales set in a future that may be closer to our own reality than we expect. The script is reflected in the settings, the characters, and their gestures, without unnecessary exaggeration: a single narrative thread conveyed through cinematic language. The visual style combines both realism and cartoon elements.

In a bid to control the interstitial realm that links two metaphysically twinned planets, a demented self-help guru imprisons the writer and illustrator in their own comic, but the illustrator fights back and his ultimately tragic attempt to escape demonstrates to you the reader that you do not exist.

Some endings don’t take. On Virel, history moves forward even when it is wrong. Wars conclude without resolving what they began. Verdicts are passed that settle nothing. Peace exists while the past continues to demand response. These failures leave scars in reality. From them, pressure accumulates. When pressure grows too great, it binds to people who remain too close to the unfinished event. They are not chosen. They are not rewarded. They persist because reality requires an anchor. They become Ascendants. Each Ascendant embodies a different response to pressure. Resolution. Delay. Endurance. Escalation. Refusal. None are complete. All create cost. When multiple Ascendants bind to the same scar, the world cannot support them all. Their incompatible answers force a Trial. Conflict is not ambition or ideology. It is how reality simplifies a system that can no longer hold. Victory does not mean being right. It means inheriting the unfinished event and the consequences that follow. This is not a story about heroes or villains. It is a record of what happens when endings fail and someone is forced to carry the weight instead. The Trial is over.

Variant of printed versions of Revelator...pages re-imagined for vertical scroll. Enjoy.

The world of Paradoxum Tricker is too vast for just one story. In this anthology, venture beyond the main series to discover its characters' private struggles, lost connections, and defining choices. These are the echoes between different worlds, the moments that bend time, fate, and reality itself.

Welcome to Cotton's Galaxy! A story of unexpected heroes, time-bending battles, and a world on the brink of cosmic chaos. Set in the vast landscapes of Alberta, Canada, Cotton’s Galaxy follows Carla and Genesis — two total opposites forced to share a dorm on a biology college campus. Carla, a tough hockey-playing pastry chef, and Genesis, an astrology-obsessed perfectionist, have nothing in common… except a shared hatred for their history professor, who pairs them up for a group project. Everything changes the day Carla’s beloved pet escapes and leads them to a long-abandoned factory. There, they accidentally awaken a mysterious robot with control over time — and in the chaos that follows, the two are struck by a surge of otherworldly power. Thus are born Cotton Candy Girl and Galaxy Boy — unlikely heroes with newfound abilities and a destiny far greater than a school project. But defeating the time-warping robot is just the beginning. New enemies rise, stranger than they could ever imagine, and the town of Musica stands in the crossfire. Bound by fate and powered by friendship (and a touch of chaos), Carla and Genesis vow to protect their town for as long as evil dares to rise. Dive into this 10-volume adventure — one chapter released every 1–2 months!