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Today we've got an enchanting journey where mythical creatures roam hidden in the nooks and crannies of our everyday world with this collection of six indie comics. Our What's Trending delves into the theme of fantastical beasts, reveals the extraordinary in the ordinary, and unveils the magical creatures lurking just beyond our perception.

Lost souls, 236 pages - Published by MousyLou, (cc/ @mousylou)

Follow the journey of two Lost Souls, one a lab experiment that has only recently tasted freedom, the other a mysterious girl hiding from the world with only spirits for company. Watch how their fates collide and their primal natures clash against one another all the while...

Our Fresh Friday Features come rolling back in with some stories that don't seem quite right! Dysfunctional electric system or an undead serial killer? Hero, or delusional supergirl? A shop where you might get more than you bargained for. An educational park to teach humans about Yokai? Sign me up!

This week, Shane from Comic Book Squares, @byrononeal from Comic Book Yeti, and ArtCrumbs have picked out four titles that they feel deserve more reads! In our line-up this week, we've got one comic from each category to give you a varied list of must-reads for your weekend!

• Comic - Leave on the Light: In a small town near New York, an undead serial killer has begun...

Victorian criminals, a colonial family in a cursed bayou, elderly zombies, an arctic mission from 1901, and more stories come back from the past to haunt us. These malicious forces are ancient beings, creatures from another world, and sometimes, other human beings are the scariest villain of all. Fear knows no timeline on today's Popular Last Week!

Cheapjack Gentlemen, 567 pages - Published by Miss Fester, (cc/ @MissFester)

Set in a rural village during the mid-victorian era, a crafty quack doctor and a somber undertaker become mismatched partners in crime, selling cadavers to a medical school ⁠— however, certain decisions and personal differences create issues in...

Comics aren’t just about superheroes. There are as many genres of sequential art as can be found in books, movies, or television. Comics also aren’t just about fictional characters. There is a strong tradition of biography, history, and journalism in the comics medium.

One of the more prominent publishers in non-fiction comics recently added their impressive catalog of titles to GlobalComix.

Tidal Wave Productions offers multimedia experience unparalleled in both the graphic fiction and nonfiction marketplace. Their titles include in-depth explorations of prominent figures across the political and entertainment spectrum, with features ranging from Betty White to Stormy...