"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."

A mystery around the past and identity of two men, potentially tied to cult activities and an end-of-the-world prophecy.

"Going to the Chapel has a compelling central conflict, a fun setting, and paces itself like a '90s action flick starring Keanu Reeves."

The Pale is the most addictive, well-executed webcomic I have ever read.

"Transfer is a thrilling, original sci-fi crime story that's as thrilling as it is charming."

"Issue #4 closes the Red Winter story well, making for one crime comic that's truly a feather in Scout Comics' cap."

Red Winter is a crime/mystery about a former American detective and his relationship with Russia's seedy, criminal underbelly.

Mistakes is a finely tuned examination of family and its future in the face of crime.

Imagine the movie, Whiteout, but much, much better.

Blade Runner, but with anthropomorphized dreams instead of replicants.

"Die Hard at a wedding — or Dog Day Afternoon meets The Runaway Bride."

A wild, surreal story of a drugged gangster in search of his daughter.

Heart of Steal is a lot like your life. It's just much more fun and exciting.

A Venice Beach murder mystery where the homeless population is a major focus.

Scout Comics has one hell of a crime story in Red Winter.

Chinatown meets Calvin & Hobbes if the main character had a lot of unresolved issues and imagined his stuffed animal was his partner.

Writer: David Pepose Art: Jorge Santiago, Jr. Publisher: Action Lab Entertainment WHAT IS IT? A PTSD-tinged noir mystery with strong dystopian Sunday funny roots. Imagine Chinatown meets Calvin & Hobbes if the main character had a lot of unresolved issues and imagined his childhood friend/stuffed animal was his partner. You can read the review for the previous issues here. WHAT'S IT ABOUT? (Minor Spoilers) This issue follows four separate characters and their individual, conc

A Kickstarter bonus one-shot issue of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles stand-in IP created by Shane Bookman in the comic, Drawing Blood.

With the undeniable charm of its roguish protagonist, Drawing Blood is captivating.