Happy Hour delivers absurdity and chilling futurism in equal measure.

"...sci-fi adventure with bursts of dark humor for a fast-paced reading experience with chaotic, kinetic artwork..."

Wayfinder is the perfect combination of emotional story and action, combined with great artwork.

"If you are a fan of Orwellian nightmares, Old West/Shiny Future mashups, or extremely well-made comics, this is one you should be reading."

If you’re into some cool world-building, demons getting hacked up, & a priest running around with a big-ass sword then this book is for you!

"Between the jokes, smart writing, intriguing subject matter, and mastery of form, it's difficult not to enjoy this comic."

The Boy with Nails for Eyes leaves an impression as a heavily atmospheric work of horror without ever relying on conventional horror tropes.

A cyberpunk sci-fi series that has a splash of horror and is set in a bleak, futuristic Earth ca. 3000.

It's so much worse than we thought.

Writer: Darcy Van Poelgeest Illustrator: Ian Bertram Publisher: Image Comics WHAT IS IT? The third issue in a new dystopian science fiction 5-issue miniseries about a young girl who sets out to save the world against an evil, hyper-religious army of American invaders. It feels a little like The Handmaid's Tale politically, but there are so many surreal elements and war themes that take it in a darkly science fiction territory. Check out my review of the first issue over at Mu

Writer: Darcy Van Poelgeest Illustrator: Ian Bertram Publisher: Image Comics WHAT IS IT? The second issue in a new dystopian science fiction series about a young girl who sets out to save the world against an evil, hyper-religious army of American invaders. It feels a little like The Handmaid's Tale politically, but there are many surreal elements that make it fresh and new and interesting. Check out my review of the first issue over at Multiversity Comics! WHAT’S IT ABOUT? (

Writer: Jed McPherson Art: Joseph Velasquez & Robert Ahmad Publisher: Self-published WHAT IS IT? A 4-issue miniseries about a man unknowingly trapped inside a reality TV show. Think The Truman Show meets unReal on an especially gonzo episode of Black Mirror. WHAT'S IT ABOUT? (Minor Spoilers) Johnny Teevee's been stuck in a small apartment for so long, he's forgotten any life before it. He doesn't know why who his captors are or why they won't let him leave. He hasn't talked t

Writer: Christian Carnouche Art: Crizam Zamora Publisher: Carnouche Productions WHAT IS IT? An action-packed, semi-dystopian future, sci-fi thriller that begins with a murder mystery and becomes something more. It feels very Blade Runner/Altered Carbon, but with more sunshine. WHAT'S IT ABOUT? (Moderate Spoilers) It's the not-so-distant future, but the world feels different. A mere five years earlier, a techno-plague wiped out part of the population, leaving scars many are s

Writer: Warren Ellis Illustrator: Declan Shalvey Publisher: Image Comics WHAT IS IT? A dark crossroads of science and fantasy steeped in an anxiety about the future. This is a story about how 5 crazy geniuses tried to help the future, ended up doing a massive amount of harm to it instead, and tried to do damage control. Imagine Fringe mixed with House, M.D., where the 5 main characters in the comic are all Dr. House. Now, imagine if that targeted an academic audience instead