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The first superhero comic book to feature characters, mythology and landscape from Scotland,
SALTIRE - INVASION is the opening book in a series set to take readers on an epic journey.
Celebrating the country's rich history and dynamic legends, Saltire is the immortal protector of Scotland. A superhero created in prehistory to defend the freedoms of a nation and its people.
The books tell a pseudo-history of Scotland within the modern superhero genre.
SALTIRE - INVASION starts the series with a twist on the legendary Ninth Legion and its expansion of the Roman empire into Scotland.

The year is 2051 in New York City and gravity is a thing of the past. If you aren't anchored to the ground or wearing the newest line of Tycho brand gravity boots, you're doomed to float off into space. Now a new company has emerged with a plan to restore gravity back to New York City, and eventually the world, rendering all Tycho Boots obsolete.
On the eve of the demonstration that will restore gravity back to NYC, Holli Hox, the former face of Tycho Industries, finds herself thirty years (XXX) in the future. When Holli learns of an attempt to sabotage both companies, she must brave this hellish future where Manhattan Island floats in the air and a murderous street gang with a vendetta against artificial gravity rules the night, before millions of unsuspecting New Yorkers soar off into oblivion.

Blake Taska is a young and cynical junior professor. She hates her job and is terrified of her students. Her reason? One of them shot and killed her. Now, trapped in the afterlife, she is forced to work in a hellish education factory where she explores her past relationships, emotional short-comings, and the cataclysmic effects of promising a nonexistent American dream.

Totally Billy Bad Ass Bigass Super Duper Summer Special
After his finishing move killed a man in the ring, former professional wrestler Billy Badass puts his mustache and suplexing skills to use hunting down small town bounties, picking up chicks and just plain getting by any way he can. Like a Badass.
Collects Erik Lundy's Billy Badass stories plus some fun extras.

What kind of lunatic forces a grizzly bear to wear mechanized combat armor and fight his battles? What kind of fiend kidnaps a beautiful Polynesian computer genius to be his child bride? And just who has a ninja for a butler anyway? Meet the Professor: eccentric, scientist, explorer and Englishman par excellence. Madcap steampunk hi-jinks in Endangered Weapon B!

Enough was enough!
Life in the Galactic Empire was no good; Ashelle simply did not fit. And so, the enterprising space princess has decided to run away from home. -To hide on a distant world far from the political intrigues of her family and the military might of the Empire. On a beautiful *blue* planet.
Fitting in, however, isn't as easy as it looks, not even on a planet with dandelion flowers and shirts with pictures right on their very fronts.
And the arms of the Galactic Empire are long. . .
Acclaimed Canadian cartoonist, Mark Oakley tells an inspiring tale of traveling away from home.
"Anne of Green Gables from Space!"

Tim Baron is the creator and illustrator of the graphic novels, "The Life and Times of Julius Destructus," and "Twas the Night Before Krampus."
Tim's work has also appeared in "The Oz/Wonderland Chronicles: Jack and Cat Tales," and most recently in "Mummator and the Conquerors of the Cosmos."
Tim spends his days working as a mild-mannered graphic designer. At night, he stays up past his bedtime drawing monsters and super heroes. In the morning, he caffeinates himself and begins the cycle anew. Tim lives in Indiana with his wife and four children.

Marvel Heroes Little Golden Book Favorites collects the Spider-Man, Iron Man, and Avengers Little Golden Books into one hardcover book

Mason Bowers is on the loose with a thirst for blood (especially on his birthday!) and heading towards a summer camp where a group of camp counselors are drinking, smoking pot, and having pre-marital sex... doesn't look good for them! 40 issue self contained story that is sure to keep you entertained while you do whatever it is you do while reading comic books. Includes pin-ups by some amazingly talented artists!

Warning: if you only like comics with superheroes or happy endings, Twisted Dark may not be for you...
Twisted Dark is a series of interconnected psychological thrillers, perfect for fans of twist endings and comics that reveal more on the second reading. Each story stands alone, but the more you read, the more connections you see between the characters. There are over 100 characters that appear more than once and one of the joys of reading is when you spot a reference that you know others will have missed. A rotating team of talented artists draw the stories, with each style offering something new.

Mao discovers that the mysterious shadow figures he absorbed grant him near immortality. But he must still face the judgement of the Council of Elders for his failure to complete the mission, and plead for the council to rescue Nora. Meanwhile Dezmin prepares to settle into a new life in the small town, but a mysterious figure from his past has tracked him down.

Flinch is a collection of engaging stories by established and emerging creators, all playing on their interpretation of 'flinch'.
From facing the 'other' within ourselves, to the tale of a prison inmate discovering what keeps him going, to a handful of stories exploring traditional (and non-traditional) hauntings alike.

A collection of African folktales adapted to comics.

Plastic Farm follows the life of a man named Chester and his slow descent into complete insanity and chronicles how that madness reshapes the world around him. Chester has had a rough childhood, has a magic cowboy that rides a dinosaur living inside of his head, and is now, late in life, sitting in a nameless airport bar during a blizzard telling his life story to a group of people who really couldn't care less.
Written by Rafer Roberts (with artwork by Matt Dembicki, Mal Jones, Chris Piers, Dale Rawlings and Jim8Ball) this volume recounts Chester's freshman year at college, his introduction to the pleasures of drugs and alcohol, and his first steps into a very strange reality.
224 pages, black and white. Collects Plastic Farm #13-21

Bridging the gap between Plastic Farm Part One (Sowing Seeds on Fertile Soil) and Plastic Farm Part Two (Seasons of Growth in the Fields of Despair), this 120 page masterpiece of a graphic novel is sure to wreck your brain and make you question your own place in the universe.
April, 1972. Living on a compound surrounded by those who have rejected the reality that modern society has imposed upon us all, Jonathan Picanos has begun to experiment with new forms of meditation and self-mutilation. His friends, while recognizing that Jonathan has become adept at his mastery over nature, do not realize the depths to which he has gone. When a new threat to their way of life emerges from the shadows, will Jonathan's mastery over reality save his friends and family, or will he lead them all to death and damnation?
April, 1998. Eliza Dorne is an assassin and, while she is quite good at her job, wishes to retire. She has completed what she hoped was her final mission, but her employer (a man known by many names, but most commonly known as The Reverend or The Smiling Man) is not so eager to let her go.
April, 1994. Frank and Benny were two honest cops killed while staking out the handoff of medical files between a junky and The Smiling Man. Now they find themselves resurrected and performing menial tasks as an undead zombie-like janitorial staff.
Three seemingly unrelated tales detailing three separate events that will reshape the lives and realities of all who dare enter the world of Plastic Farm.
Written by Rafer Roberts, with artwork by Wendi Strang-Frost and Jake Warrenfeltz.

Written and (mostly) drawn by Rafer Roberts, Plastic Farm follows the life of a man named Chester and his slow descent into complete insanity and chronicles how that madness reshapes the world around him. Chester has had a rough childhood, has a magic cowboy that rides a dinosaur living inside of his head, and is now, late in life, sitting in a nameless airport bar during a blizzard telling his life story to a group of people who really couldn't care less.
This volume features artwork by Danielle Corsetto, Dennis Culver, Dave Morgan, Wendi Strang-Frost and Jake Warrenfeltz. 350 pages. Black and white.

Written and (mostly) drawn by Rafer Roberts, Plastic Farm follows the life of a man named Chester and his slow descent into complete insanity and chronicles how that madness reshapes the world around him. Chester has had a rough childhood, has a magic cowboy that rides a dinosaur living inside of his head, and is now, late in life, sitting in a nameless airport bar during a blizzard telling his life story to a group of people who really couldn't care less.

One off story about workers picking up trash on the side of the road by phenom-cartoonist, Nick Drnaso.