Imagine if Trainspotting were shot by a surrealist, with the shape and form of everything and everyone constantly shifting.

Hill & Herbt’s work is a brutal portrayal of the trauma that takes place even in a war where the line between good & evil is clearly defined

"If you’re looking for a shared experience with a younger person in your life, this is a great place to start."

Writer: Julio Anta Interior Art: Katherine Lobo Lettering: Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou Publisher: Self-published WHAT IS IT? Unbow Your Head is a free eight-page webcomic that paints a harsh light on the dangers facing minority women when unaccompanied on the streets of major cities. This story is a natural continuation of writer Julio Anta’s work, as Anta has dedicated his creative output to portraying the authentic experiences of young Latinx people in the United States. WHAT'S I

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"The Grave earns your money and your eyes because it’s violent, it’s pretty, and it’s a damn good read."

"Lad: The Homecoming bridges dark fantasy and surreal elements with hardboiled mob elements for a uniquely intriguing comic."

20 Fists is like a gay '70s New York Teen Gang film, like The Wanderers or The Warriors, meets an early 2000s "will they won't they" rom-com

Well, it's called "Bloodsucker." You get three guesses, and the first two don't count.

Cartoonist: Lane Lloyd Publisher: Self-Published WHAT IS IT? A hilarious action/adventure story of a man that stood up to his gods, now with a bounty on his head, plus two sentient arms. A mix of Indie comics insanity and It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World. WHAT’S IT ABOUT? (Minor Spoilers) Tim Finnly was betrayed and dis-armed by his own gods. Understandably this would anger anyone, with Tim seeking help from the Witch-Smith who arms him with new limbs, dubbed: Lev (Left arm) a

The classic espionage story is represented perfectly in this tight thriller by a talented team of creators.

Cartoonist: Lane Lloyd Publisher: Self-Published WHAT IS IT? Fantasy, sci-fi and irreverent humor meet in this wild series. A god-level Smokin' Aces meets Ready Player One that would make one hell of a beat-'em-up video game. WHAT’S IT ABOUT? (Minor Spoilers) Betrayed by gods who tore his arms from him, Tim Finnly found powerful talking gauntlets he uses to punch gods. When Tim finds out about a vast treasure unlike anything in poem or story, offered to whomever can reach it,

Cartoonist: Alex Schumacher Publisher: Self-published WHAT IS IT? As the cover claims, this is a collection of Alex Schumacher's magazine work, each being a socio-political cartoon rarely more than a page or two in length. WHAT’S IT ABOUT? (Minor Spoilers) As stated, Defiling the Literati is less of a comic with an overarching plot, and more of a collection of socio-political cartoons Schumacher has done over the years. They're definitely left-leaning, and many of the one-off

Writer: Dino Caruso Art & Letters: Kacee Navarro Publisher: Self-Published WHAT IS IT? A light, slice-of-life comedy about Guy Crock and his girlfriend, Sandy. It looks very PIXAR, and I am ALL ABOUT IT. WHAT'S IT ABOUT? (Minor Spoilers) Guy Crock wants to wake up early to get his laundry done before the rest of his building. Why? Well, it would free up his day, not having to do a one load at a time along with everyone else doing their laundry at the same time. His girlfriend

Cartonist: Rik Jackson Publisher: Self-Published WHAT IS IT? A noir/crime/mystery with a potential science fiction element from the mind of a single cartoonist, Rik Jackson. It's like the movie Chinatown with a surreal element. WHAT'S IT ABOUT? (Minor Spoilers) A man’s statue has been stolen before it was supposed to go on show at the museum. It looks like the women who stole it were wearing giant fake hands and cat heads, inexplicably. That’s only the beginning of the strang

Writer: Nick Bryan Art: Lucas Peverill Publisher: Self-published WHAT IS IT? A suspenseful, one-shot sci-fi/horror thriller on the moon. Take the scary, inhospitable tone from Moon, the dark side of technology from Black Mirror and the struggle to survive from The Martian and you've got a cocktail pretty close to this story. WHAT'S IT ABOUT? (Minor Spoilers) The world needed more digital storage, and didn't have enough room to house a mainframe big enough to hold all that dat