Fifteen-year-old André Diaz, an ordinary high school freshman, stumbles upon a mysterious exhibit during a school trip to the museum. Drawn to an ancient, legendary artifact—Excalibur—André, along with his best friend Emi, unknowingly awakens the blade’s power. In doing so, he attracts the attention of a shapeshifting Demi-Beast, a servant of the malevolent dark mage, Mordred, who has long sought the sword for his own nefarious purposes. With danger looming, André is confronted by Merlin, a spiritual guide within the sword, who reveals that he has been chosen as Excalibur’s wielder to defend Earth Realm from the imminent return of Mordred. Now tasked with mastering the legendary weapon, André embarks on a journey filled with perilous battles against Mordred’s monstrous forces, struggling to unlock Excalibur’s full potential before it falls into the wrong hands. As darkness stirs, André must rise to the challenge and prove himself worthy before it’s too late.

After the Fall of Libel and the Mind Shattering. The Book Trio, along with Aiden who believes himself to be the last human alive. Travel to new lands, to search for other people and find who they were before the events. Book, Circle Kid, and Dave, must prove why they’re The Book Trio and rise up amongst heroes, and save cities from threats that threaten the very way of life. All while protecting each other, like one family, they need to delve deep inside them, finding who they are, and destroying their darkest sides of them, to come out in light! (This is Part II, you do not have to read Part I but it could provide some context!)

What happens when you're playing a role-playing game and things get out of control? A group of friends are about to find out as they are suddenly sucked into their own game and find themselves inhabiting their own characters' bodies. Now they have to play out their adventure... for real!

A ferocious warrior woman sets herself on a blood-soaked quest to blow up the Moon, and battles the deadly cult who serves the evil god that lives there.

WARCOTT, ASTERISK, 84, & PHIL: The tough one, the magic one, the quick one... and a skeleton... join this band of unlikely heroes on a fantastic adventure as they try to prevent the world ending in fire. The clock's ticking...

In a world of might and magic, five uncanny heroes are thrown together in a battle against an ancient evil. Can they surpass their own idiocy and work together for victory? No. Based on the D&D Actual Play podcast, Chronicles of Calamity follows the adventures of Fandingo The Fantastical, rock n' roll bard and de facto leader of a rag tag group of mighty fools. There's Bjorg Bjorgson, ridiculously violent and wonderfully mannered positive masculinity barbarian. Klaus Richter, a half elf who insists he is a notorious rogue, without presenting any skill to back that up whatsoever. Then there's Silas Kane, a religious nut who can wield great power when he's not being a complete pain in the sack. Together they'll meet Brandon Thighmaster, astonishing gym-bro monk, who's kung fu skills are only surpassed by his vanity. A tale of hilarity, bad decisions, and extreme fantasy violence, five idiots go head to head with demons, mutant wolves, possessed corpses, giant crabs, and their own incompetence.

The Adventures of Pjotr is a new series of comic books, in which our main character, Pjotr, together with his best friend, Princess Robin, goes on adventures and this way they try to save the world time and time again from dark wizards, crazy scientists and evil creatures.

Follow a brave-hearted yet awkward dwarf, a stoic monk with a penchant for cute things, a happy-go-lucky cleric, a cowardly yet lovable druid, and a murderously naive rogue as they stumble, fight, explore, and drink through the fantasy world of Hiraeth. Author's Note: This is kind of a less traditional comic format. I usually upload one page per week. The first chapter is a compilation of the first adventure arc. The subsequent chapters will be one or two pages per week.

When necromancer Dr Victoria Hedgewood sets up shop in the small town of Tibbin, local residents rush to resurrect their loved ones. But newly living corpse Ralph Foster starts to wonder – is there a dark side to Victoria’s irresistible offer? And will the grateful residents listen to his concerns? Death of a Necromancer is a series by writer Nick Bryan, artist Robert Ahmad, colourist David Cooper and letterer DC Hopkins asking the big questions, such as – without death, what truly matters? What’s more important – survival or community? And can even a necromancer die?

Kelly Arnold and her friends are hanging around a tower block, dressed like tiny grim reapers, when everything gets too real. Like it or not, they must face the scampering nuisance of death itself.