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"We All Have Something Terrible Caged Inside Us" - An Interview with BENJAMIN PERCY about WEREWORLD

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Four friends team up to take down their digital nemeses in this LGBTQIA+-friendly, fun gamer OGN.

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"...There's an abundance of mystery and character intrigue that will keep people coming back for more punk rock, werewolf galore!"

After a woman dies, she ends up in a purgatorial version of the afterlife without any memories of her death.

"[It] investigates the supernatural, but also distinctly human elements of life like trauma, isolation, and the toll of great power..."

Project: Patron puts ethos and pathos on full display, refusing to shy away from genre subversions or charismatic character work.

"Home succeeds in every category of craft, but exceptionally in its characterization."

"Not only is John Arcudi's comic a grounded sensation in storytelling, but... [an] electrifying, visceral horror."

"Drew Ferguson's glamorized action romp throbs with an emotionally viable core."

"This audacious and authentic comic about race, class, and identity promises to deliver an engrossing take on life in Gangster-era Chicago."

"Likewise, anyone who reads the hauntingly illustrated Snifter of Blood is sure to develop an affinity for this AHOY Comics title."

"Witchblood #1 is an exceptionally fun read, primarily due to the exciting characters and incredible art."

[Dash is] a refreshing take on a story that, as written, might have been banned in 1940, and still feels progressive today.

I Walk With Monsters blends fantasy, horror, mystery, and psychology together with terrifyingly emotional results.

One part 20th-century fantasy, two parts modern war story.