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MPLS Sound
The ultimate love letter to the funky pop-rock sound that made the artist formerly known as Prince a legend.
The Crown
Consists of two books. Book One is 13 chapters. Book Two is 12 chapters.
War Medicine #3
The year is 1866 and Catherine Victor has traveled from Oklahoma to New Orleans to end up in Monrovia, Liberia on the trail of vengeance for her family. Magic and mayhem mix together in unexpected fashions as voodoo and shamanic traditions clash in a lethal confrontation under the fading shadow of chattel slavery. Written by Top Cow Talent Hunt winning writer Hannibal Tabu (Bleeding Cool, MPLS Sound), with art from Roy Allan Martinez (Mask of Zorro), and colors and letters by Josephine Roberts (Time Corps, Scoundrel).
Time Corps #17
There is chaos at the Department of Timeline Continuity, one part of the gigantic Celestial Bureaucracy that keeps reality going! Two chrono-anarchists called Peter Piernitowski and Malcontent (born Mallory Rice-Toleafoa) have hacked into the Bureaucracy and weaponized time, invading The Last Minute, the Department’s headquarters outside of traditional spacetime. They’re unleashing all brands of chaos, including an attempt on the life of the director, Alexander Kronus! Written by Hannibal Tabu, Art by Neal Yamamoto, Colored & Lettered by Josephine Roberts, Edited & Created by Nate Wunderman
Time Corps #21
MILLIONS OF YEARS OF TREACHERY COME TO FRUITION. Two mortals from what we’d consider the future — rogue billionaire Peter Piernitowski and the renegade anarchist known as Malcontent — have used mad science that could rip time asunder to duplicate themselves four times and wreak chaos throughout history. As the hunt for the final form of these chrono-anarchists draws near a close, the truth about the Time Corps’ sponsor, the Celestial Hierarchy, comes to light, as well as the secrets they sought to bury forever. Finally, it looks like the Time Corps will have time to rest and recover from their losses and troubles … unless it was all too easy, all along. Written by Hannibal Tabu with art by Neal Yamamoto and colors and letters from Josephine Roberts, Time Corps #21 draws near the end of the Time Terrorist tale.
War Medicine #2
How is a dark skinned plainswoman going to fit into the high society of New Orleans in 1866? On the trail of the people who killed everyone she’s ever loved, Catherine Victor tracks down a slippery lawyer who put out a bounty on the “bones of the uncomplicated,” only to find out that the true source of her troubles is a world away. Written by Top Cow Talent Hunt winning writer Hannibal Tabu (Bleeding Cool, MPLS Sound), with art from Roy Allan Martinez (Mask of Zorro), and colors and letters by Josephine Roberts (Time Corps, Scoundrel).
War Medicine #1
In 1866, Catherine Victor is a woman walking between worlds — the daughter of an escaped slave and a Cheyenne warrior working as a problem solver in the wider world of the wild west. When her entire tribe is mysteriously destroyed, she embraces the legacy of her name and starts a long path towards vengeance. Written by Top Cow Talent Hunt winning writer Hannibal Tabu (Bleeding Cool, MPLS Sound) with art from Roy Allan Martinez (Mask of Zorro) and colors and letters by Josephine Roberts (Time Corps, Scoundrel).
Time Corps #14
As the Malcontent unleashes chaos across a swath of eras, she uses the resultant chaos to meet with the only other person outside of the Time Corps to travel time, Peter Piernitowski.
Irrational Numbers: Subtraction
It all comes down to this. After centuries of murder, pillage and unbridled expansion, the once proud vampyr nation is now a huddled mass of cripples, children and the weak hiding in the ruins of the Romanian Athenaeum in 1992. The Reaper, revealed as their former teacher Pythagoras at last, has cut off all avenues of support and comes to finish off the abomination of vampyrism. After this confrontation, nothing will be the same.
Irrational Numbers: Subtraction
Once, Zalmoxis was a slave taken in by Pythagoras, one of the greatest minds of his era. Pythagoras freed Zalmoxis, made him an apprentice and took him around the world. Zalmoxis gained knowledge, love and respect. To repay his master, he sought ancient wisdom to mix ancient legacies into a new kind of monster: the vampyr. The year is 1948, and centuries after his master rejected everything, Zalmoxis stands between two vampyr tribes warring through the eras -- his Dacian countrywoman Sofia's Akousmatikoi and the Mathematikoi run by the former priestess of Hecate named Medea. Can he pull the broken vampyr nation together to stop a threat to everything they've built?
