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Draw Or Die
Two short comics. Ripper the Fuckin Elephant is about a medieval looking human with improbable tusks and a dangly nose. Devil watch is about two devils telling each other a joke.
Smithsonian America
A depiction of the history of North America and the United States told through maps old and new. The history starts with the peoples who first settled the land tens of thousand years ago, and continues to the present day. Includes a timeline of American history, a guide to the fifty U.S. states, and a map showing the birthplace of every U.S. president.
The Bemoan
A fallen artist. An engineer on the verge of a breakdown. A betrayed hood. Three strangers flung together by an encounter with a wild dog on a highway. A tug on a thread that unspools their fates. Three entangled losers on a hiding to nothing.
War, Patriotism and Identity in Revolutionary North America
An intriguing study of the revolutionary army as a powerful and yet contested symbol of nascent national identity among the American colonies.
Channeling the Vampire
Channeling The Vampire (102,000 words, 28 chapters)is at heart a supernatural horror fiction novel. It begins as a Jekyll & Hyde tale with a spirit channeler possessed by a vampire. He is pursued by a psychic investigator as the story moves deeper into vampirism and the occult. It is also a suspense and action tale with many twists and turns.
Decadence #7
This comic anthology includes stories from Leon Sadler, Daniel Swan, Jon Chandler, Tsemberlidis, Alex Payne, Daniel Hallett and Part 2 of Dave Lander / Lando's 'Island 3' story.
Wyoming Wind
Offers a fictionalized account of the life and death of legendary western figure Tom Horn.
DNA Failure
DNA Failure is a unique experiment in comics. Three different artists explore a single city and a few characters, providing a panoramic creative view of a made-up village somewhere between Tolkien and The Sims. This innovative collection has echoes of classic role-playing games and the scrappy nature of zine-based comics. Readers are fully immersed as they can visit the marketplace, throw knives, dig a tunnel, jump over fences on their journey with Famicon.
