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Allwënn: Soul & Sword is the self-conclusive illustrated book, which joined Vilches & Charro. Two years of work culminating in an intense tale of strong, evocative prose with over 80 illustrations in a vast reportoire of techniques, which shows one of the most decisive moments for probably the most indomitable character in the saga "La Flor de Jade". The epic saga that has sold in a year over ten thousand copies worldwide through Amazon.

You've read the book. You've seen the movie. Now submerge yourself in the thrilling, stunning, and action-packed graphic novel.

Set in the grimey, rain-filled streets of inner city Manchester, England it charts the dramatic relationship of two young lovers; one called Girl, the other called Boy. Nominated for BEST COMIC at the 2012 British Comic Awards, GIRL&BOY is the critically acclaimed debut comic from UK artist/writer Andrew Tunney. "The standard of work here is on a par with some of the biggest names in the comics industry... 9 out of 10" - P. M Buchan, Starburst Magazine "Ladies, you will high-five Andrew Tunney immediately. Promise" - Page 45 "Andrew Tunney is a major talent waiting to happen. And hopefully Girl & Boy is just the start." - Richard Bruton, Forbidden Planet International "GIRL & BOY goes where few comics have gone before... " - Oneil Edwards - Rations

Run Like Hell is the comedically twisted tale of one man's mission to escape the demon, frat boy, mime, diva, clown, and pet peeve-filled land known simply as Hell.

In the heart of a post-apocalyptic New York City lives a handsome, young mercenary, Darrian Ashoka. He lives in a Mad-Max style world of late-night battles and hanging out in bars. During a particularly bloody fight in old Times Square, Darrian catches a glimpse of a mysterious, gorgeous redhead in a doorway. He knows instantly he has to meet her and kills a man who gets in his way to get to her! She says her name is Dawn and she spends a night with Darrian that will change his life! Dawn plants some tantalizing thoughts in his head about the nature of existence and then disappears. Darrian's quest to find her again takes him to the heights of Heaven, the deepest pits of Hell, and everywhere in-between. Is it harder to fight angels, demons, or yourself? Featuring 176-pages of lushly painted, full-color artwork by Joseph Michael Linsner, one of the comic industry's true painting masters, Lucifer's Halo is a must-read for Goddess worshippers, fantasy fiction fans, goth girls and boys, and everyone who has chased the mysterious promise of new love.

When the Warrior was just a child, the beast mage Catwulf destroyed his village. Since then, the Warrior has become strong, and he will have his vengeance! Joined by his trusty steed and friend Battlepug, a crazy loon, elite warrior Black Sasha, and a foulmouthed child mage named Bryony, the warrior will not be denied revenge, but is the group ready to meet one of the most powerful mages in the world in battle?

For AFTERLIFE INC. - Proud Purveyors of a Premium Paradise - taking control of a newly-modernised afterlife was the easy part. Keeping it is another matter entirely. And when the stakes are this high, it's more than just their necks on the line... it's their jobs too!
From sinister councils and military incursions, to mad kings, rocket dogs and unspeakable horror, it's all in a day's work for CEO Jack Fortune and his ragtag band of corporate go-getters. Life may be over but the future is only just beginning.
Collecting the hit series NEAR LIFE and DEAD DAYS - plus a wealth of additional stories, special features and exclusive print-only material - NEAR LIFE AND OTHER STORIES marks the triumphant return to the world of AFTERLIFE INC. as written by Jon Lock and illustrated by a stunning selection of artists.

Under the leadership of its visionary CEO -- mostly reformed con-artist Jack Fortune -- AFTERLIFE INC. has brought big business beyond the pearly gates, dragging the Great Beyond firmly into the 21st Century. But as heaven comes to grips with Jack's vast Promethean dream for the future, so too must Jack and Co. cope with artificial intelligences, serial killers, invasions from beyond time and space... and the world's greatest (fictional) detective?!

"An exhilarating experience of comics art." --Martin Pasko Acclaimed cartoonist John Linton Roberson's complete adaptation of the notorious tragedy by Frank Wedekind (Spring Awakening). A breathless and disturbing tale of self-destructive innocence, sex and death. SUGGESTED FOR MATURE READERS.

ARCHEOLOGISTS OF SHADOWS is set in a world where every living thing is becoming mechanical. Some think that the phenomenon is the will of the gods, and so the Authorities punish those who resist the transformation, although all wonder about the real reason for the changes.
ARCHEOLOGISTS OF SHADOWS, Volume 1: The Resistance, is a graphic novel that has been in development for more than five years. Writer Lara Fuentes and artist Patricio Clarey, based out of Spain, have collaborated with Septagon Studios to publish A.O.S., with editing and adaptation by Preston Park Cooper. It contains over 100 pages of immersive story and art that combine drawing, sculpture, photography, photo manipulation and digital painting. Visit www.AosComic.com to learn more about the Archeologists Of Shadows series, art, and creators.
“Fans of science fiction will surely enjoy this and would be remiss if they didn't pick it up” -- Jeff Marsick, Newsarama.com

"When a perpetual grad student is called in to help investigate mysterious attacks thanks to his expertise in paleoanthropology, he gets more than he bargained for when he's teamed with a no-nonsense sheriff and his brilliant daughter." -Nerdist.com

In one terrible moment, the life of a young girl called Telepath comes undone. Awakening alone, she must now navigate between those looking to stop her from pursuing the heroic future her parents had dreamed of and those looking to recruit her for their own ends. But how can one girl, no matter how powerful, make a difference in this new world? And how will the shadowy forces amassing in secret try to stop her? So begins the saga of a new generation of superheroes, facing their future on their own. Welcome to the world of The Uniques!

Kirsti Rivers is an L.A. teenager suddenly transplanted to the small New England town of Arkham Woods. Kirsti and her mom, Victoria, are tasked with clearing out and selling the old house left to them by Silas Scadmore, Victoria's eccentric uncle. But from the hidden recesses of the house, Kirsti and her friends unwittingly unleash and ancient evil that could spell the end of the world-unless they can find a way to stop it first!

Atomika is a 12-issue limited series, created in 2005 by Andrew Dabb (writer), Sal Abbinanti (penciller) and Buzz (inker), and published first by Speakeasy Comics (#1-4, 2005) and later by Abbinanti's creator-owned Mercury Comics (5-12).
Often likened to DC Elseworlds' Red Son, this is the story of Atomika, a New God created in the 20th Century by the Soviet Union, and his attempted conquest of the Old Gods of Rus.

Book one of Revolver is a collection of seven short stories, and assorted words and pictures. Exploring themes of mortality, belonging, identity and place. Some are parts of larger ongoing works but all can be read and enjoyed as stand alone tales.

Introducing the cool and sexy graffiti/manga inspired art of Brandom Graham in an off-the-wall tongue-in-cheek SF spoof sure to get your rockets in full blast! Old perv Walt is called upon a mission with hot porn chick Stix to create the orgasm to end all climaxes to save... well, some important thing or other. Hey, itÕs not the end, itÕs the means! These punks really are steaming!

Adventures Into the Unknown is an American comic-book series best known as the medium's first ongoing horror-comics title. Published by the American Comics Group, initially under the imprint B&I Publishing, it ran 174 issues (cover-dated Fall 1948 - Aug. 1967). The first two issues, which included art by Fred Guardineer and others, featured horror stories of ghosts, werewolves, haunted houses, killer puppets and other supernatural beings and locales. The premiere included a seven-page, abridged adaptation of Horace Walpole's seminal gothic novel The Castle of Otranto, by an unknown writer and artist Al Ulmer.
Unlike many horror comics of the Golden Age, it weathered the public criticism of the early 1950s and survived the aftermath of the Senate Subcommittee on Juvenile Delinquency hearings of April and June 1954 when the comics industry attempted self-regulation with a highly restrictive Comics Code.