MAJOR MAGIC, MAJOR MELANCHOLY, & MAJOR TOM IN A FIGHT AGAINST THE INFINITE SADNESS.
THIS IS HOW GOOD KINGS SWING.
A story about a struggling beatmaker and his mysterious dollar-bin find, accompanied by an EP of beats.
Love, babies, horror, roast beef, comic books and MURDER. All in a day’s work for auto-bio comix.
Eggman Comics tells stories about random things in life through the eyes of the comical egg.
The comedic characters of Sad Fish are uplifting, but they also disguise a grim aspect of existence. Sad Fish is more than Carolyn Belefski’s artwork, it’s a credence, a mindset, an anthem. If you woke up breathing, then you have more life to live. Sad Fish is about enjoying your time and the struggles, melancholy, More Info »
Pepperonccini’s ink illustrations compiled in this zine on witchy fashion and cats. Illustrations and short comics about a witch that rescues too many familiar cats.
Jennifer Hayden’s short-form comics for the first time in print.
She was supposed to be a boy.
After the floods, the wars, the plagues, and the famines, the world is quiet. What’s left of humanity lives on small islands, battered by storms. The ocean is vast, teeming with dangerous, mutated monsters. You get used to it. Mar is determined to become a pro angler and search the Archipelago for rare and delicious fish. More Info »
While camping in the Pacific Northwest, Reese, a non-binary teenager and their sister, Jamie, a trans girl fall through a lake and get separated in a sentient forest created by beings from below the earth’s crust. To be reunited the siblings must overcome trials within the crystal maze. QKC: Under the Earth is a sci-fi More Info »