Pulp horror-action one-shot about demonic possessions, brain-eating zombies and yuri.

A young woman discovers she has god-like powers inherited from an ancient prophecy, yet tries to live a normal life; despite being hunted by an immortal cult-leader and his minions, or under the questionable protection of her surly, undead bodyguard.

What would you do if upon death, your soul didn’t leave your body? You are now trapped in decaying flesh and the world no longer makes sense. Forgetfulness, violence, or indifference set in. People, animals, insects, … the death process has been broken for all. 10 years into the apocalypse, most people just try to scrape by, but Jude St. Clair is tirelessly searching for the answer to the question: Why do the Dead no longer die? What will he discover? Government Conspiracy? Chemical Spill? Meteor from space? Sentient Yogurt? Come with Jude and his trusty horse, Prince on their path through famine, riots, and the fall of society as they try to survive long enough to uncover the truths, each more unbelievable than the next. You don’t want to miss this extraordinary journey through the wasteland. Can Jude heal the world or succumb to an eternity of decay?

After a traveling carnival burns down, the sole survivor — a failed clown named Giggles — starts “auditioning” townsfolk for his new show. Problem is, if you don’t laugh… you don’t leave alive. Think Joker meets Invincible with the pacing of Something Is Killing the Children.

The dead have returned — but they are not mindless. Beneath the collapsing ruins of the city, something horrifying is spreading through the infected: memory. Former EMT Isaiah Kane descends into abandoned subway tunnels after reports of silent figures gathering underground. What he discovers changes everything humanity believes about the outbreak. The infected remember being buried alive. They remember the darkness. And worst of all… they remember him. As mass graves beneath the city begin to awaken, Isaiah encounters the terrifying figure survivors whisper about in fear — The Still Man, the first intelligent infected. Calm, patient, and impossibly aware, he reveals a truth more horrifying than death itself: The infected were conscious the entire time. Now the streets are cracking open, the buried are rising, and the city is becoming a graveyard that remembers.

"Freakshow Princess" is a 24 page, one-shot zombie horror comic book available in full color or in greyscale. THE STORY: Jessica and her dog, Harley, are trapped inside of her boarded up house with a terrible threat growing outside. As the danger slowly increases, she thinks back to what got her in this situation and perhaps the threat is already inside her home.

Dive into Grim Scary Tales, a chilling collection of horror comics that will haunt your dreams. Featuring spine-tingling stories, eerie illustrations, and bone-chilling twists, these books delivers pure terror on every page. Perfect for fans of dark comics and creepy horror, it’s a must-have for any horror enthusiast.

After “Opening Night” ends with Giggles vanishing mid-knock-knock-joke, Det. Rae Martinez digs into the 1989 Carter Family Carnival fire that birthed him. What she finds doesn’t match the official report: Martin Bell wasn’t a killer — he was a hero who ran into the burning big top to save two kids. But someone locked the exits behind him. He got out… changed. Meanwhile, Giggles turns an abandoned funhouse on Macon’s riverwalk into his new stage. The halls of mirrors become a death trap where every reflection is him, and the only way out is to play along with the joke.

After a traveling carnival burns down, the sole survivor — a failed clown named Giggles — starts “auditioning” townsfolk for his new show. Problem is, if you don’t laugh… you don’t leave alive. Think Joker meets Invincible with the pacing of Something Is Killing the Children.

The colonies are on the brink of war. Ben Franklin, in an attempt to wrest hope from the clutches of despair, makes a Faustian gamble to fend off the greatest military force in the world. The 13 colonies are outmatched, under staffed, and outgunned. Faced with such odds, what is a founding father to do?