"Chisholm presents an ambitious and sweeping story that covers both an intensely personal and epically grand scale."

"Canopus will make you reevaluate how you read comics."

"This series has probably affected me the most of any medium discussing death that I found myself in."

"Canopus is so many genres wrapped in one: Thriller. Horror. Science-fiction. Character study. It's all of them and none at the same time."

"MALL is like playing jump rope with barbwire – it's fun, it looks cool as hell, and it'll cut you if you're not careful."

"There's obviously a lot of the past that isn't water under the bridge for these characters, and it's likely to turn into a flood."

Blade Runner, but with anthropomorphized dreams instead of replicants.

"There’s a lot going on here, and the creative team has done a brilliant job of showcasing exactly what they want to."

MALL is action-packed, unhinged fun with all the right hooks in all the right places.

"There's a depth of emotion and a great conversation around a society still struggling with race, class, immigration and more."

Jeff Lemire and The Tragically Hip's Gord Downie created a multimedia experience that will break your heart.

Lost Time #1 is a beautiful and heartbreaking exploration of grief, loss, and the inability to heal from either.

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

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Earworm is not only a fresh and innovative concept, it's gorgeously painted, to boot.

Writer: Danny Lore Art: Jordi Pérez Publisher: Vault Comics WHAT IS IT? A futuristic crime story where dreams can become sentient beings. Vault's elevator pitch said it'd be like The Sandman meets Blade Runner, and that's absolutely right on the money. There's also a bit of social commentary baked into it, grounding all that sci-fi/fantasy in real world issues. WHAT'S IT ABOUT? (Minor Spoilers) Daher Wei is an Inspector Judge – a sort of police detective for dreams that walk

Writer: Vita Ayala Art: Lisa Sterle Publisher: Vault Comics WHAT IS IT? A sort-of updated tale of Orpheus and Eurydice or the "spiritual journey" genre. In this version, however, the main character descends into the New York City subway system. WHAT'S IT ABOUT? (Minor Spoilers) Elysia goes looking for her brother, after he leaves a mysterious voicemail message on her phone. He doesn't sound like the macho guy persona he normally tries to put on. He sounds...scared. Her search

Writer: Dany Lore Art: Jordi Pérez Publisher: Vault Comics WHAT IS IT? A futuristic crime story where dreams can become sentient beings. Vault's elevator pitch said it'd be like The Sandman" meets Blade Runner, and that's absolutely right on the money. WHAT'S IT ABOUT? (Minor Spoilers) Daher is an Inspector Judge – a sort of detective whose beat is covering dream entities. She's got a lot of experience and has made quite a name for herself. Of course, all that success doesn't

Cartoonist: Dave Chisholm Publisher: Z2 Comics WHAT IS IT? A multi-platform experience, the story of a man and a cursed object, accompanied by a jazzy, themed soundtrack. The cursed object story is kind of like Palahniuk's Lullaby or Netflix's Velvet Buzzsaw, but there aren't many comics with their own official soundtracks, or that mess with the mediumm as much as this one does. WHAT'S IT ABOUT? (Minor Spoilers) Tom is...well, he plays the trumpet. Not great. But hey, not ter

Writer: Ivy Noelle Weir Illustrator: Steenz Publisher: Oni Press WHAT IS IT? A teen-accessible ghost story where the ghost is less “scary” and more a symbol of the stigmatization of mental illness. Movie-wise, it’s kind of like The Others mixed with It’s Kind of a Funny Story. WHAT’S IT ABOUT? (Minor Spoilers) Due to her depression and anxiety, Celeste loses her job at the local library. A short time later, she takes a position as an archivist at the local museum, which used