In 1961, a thirteen-year-old boy in Texas, witnesses his mother having an affair. When his family’s secrets collide, Tim flees to Mexico on foot, where he discovers a new world. The Weakest Fish is a coming-of-age thriller of self-discovery that explores love and jealousy, loss and fear, escape and redemption, superstition and the natural world.

The Weakest Fish is a graphic novel adapted from an original screenplay by Bryan Wizemann, first written in Ithaca, NY, in 1999 (with many drafts since). It is inspired by Southern Gothic folklore and Mexican culture. Illustrated by the award-winning Mexican illustrator Edgar Camacho, it has been compared to films such as Stand By Me, Night of the Hunter, Walkabout, and No Country for Old Men.

Danial Smith led a quiet and secluded life in his rural Michigan town. That quiet seclusion is shattered when a mass shooter kills his son, Robert, and 12 others. The mass shooting rocks the town. Daniel mourns the loss of his son in his own way, set on business as usual as the town tries reaching out. Daniel’s attempts at mourning are interrupted when Henry Perkins, a burgeoning conspiracy theory podcaster, arrives in his small town and demands proof the tragedy occurred.

The story touches on a controversial and sensitive topic and I understand this might be hard for a lot of people to ingest. At the core of the story, it’s about what happens when you interrupt the grieving process. Worse, is what happens when the grieving process of a parent who lost a child in a mass shooting is interrupted. FALSE FLAG also explores what happens when the lies you’ve told are exposed, and the dangers of gaslighting in our media ecosphere. Any parent might empathize with the characters in this story, from the survivors to those who’d lost the most.

This was one of the toughest stories that I’d written, let alone illustrated. I took a horror comic approach as Daniel is haunted by the ghost of his son, and hounded by the monster Henry. With your support, we can get the first of five issues in your hands, and the next issue moving forward.

Box of Tapes tells the story of The Teen, a young man living with his father in a city without electricity. Outside, people huddle around bonfires, while inside, candles flicker to push back the darkness. Against this haunting backdrop, The Teen navigates a world of love, grief, and rebellion—fueled by cassette tapes.

This isn’t just a post-apocalyptic tale—it’s a deeply emotional journey. As you step into The Teen’s world, you’ll confront the pain of loss, the fire of rebellion, and the ache for connection. Every song, every page, pulls you deeper into a story that feels both otherworldly and eerily familiar.

As the Teen listens to cassettes from the box of tapes he found in Dad’s attic, he’s pulled into a journey of discovery- one that unlocks the mystery of his mom’s disappearance. As the past (drawn in stunning two page spreads drawn by Lugo) bleeds into the present (in gorgeous pages by Santamarina), the story and the art intertwine towards a shattering conclusion.

With my life, it’s full of coincidences and brushes with celebrities and comix folk since I’ve been in entertainment and comics for my whole career. But I was hoping for something a little more high stakes this issue.

Don’t ask for high stakes, because you just might get it. My comic book dealer of 40 years passed away. And then… my mom.  That’s this comic.

So Buttons is an anthology of fun, heartwarming, true stories. One life (mine!) interpreted by many amazing artists

Terry Moore COVERS collects over two hundred seventy five covers spanning Terry’s thirty plus years in comics! Enjoy every cover from all of Terry’s series in one giant FULL COLOR edition! This collection includes covers from Strangers In Paradise, ECHO, Rachel Rising, Motor Girl, Strangers In Paradise XXV, Five Years, SIP Kids, Serial and Parker Girls.

Terry has been privileged to work with some amazing colorists throughout his career. Three of his favorites have colored the three versions of Terry Moore COVERS offered as rewards.

Brian Miller (hardcover edition) colored Strangers In Paradise covers beginning very early in the series. His eye for detail and ability to bring the characters to life makes working with him a joy.

Steve Hamaker (special edition) began working with Terry during his Strangers In Paradise days. He went on to color many of the ongoing series including the only color series we have published, SIP Kids. His amazing sense of color brought Terry’s characters to life. It is such a pleasure to watch his creative process on Twitch as he colors Terry’s covers.

Tom Gaadt (softcover edition) colored the cover and interiors of Hot Girls, Cold Feet as well as special prints, ads and anything else we threw at him. His spot on interpretation of Terry’s cryptic notes and his uncanny ability to get the colors just right keep us coming back for more.

These talented artists help make Terry’s stories much more real than we could ever imagine. Thank you gentlemen!

After a successful relaunch this past summer, Sex, Spies, & Rock ‘n Roll returns quicker than expected for the next issues!

The last campaign was fulfilled 4 months early because the books were done and ready to go to the printer shortly after the campaign ended. And that’s the same situation for the next installments too!

Enter the world of Sex, Spies, & Rock ‘n Roll, and sexy superspy Cassi Storm!

Primarily set in the 1980s, these stories follow the agents of the International Security Foundation across multiple generations, spanning from the end of World War Two to the 2010s. Filled with adventure, plenty of sexy agents, a splash of era-specific music and fashion, these are meant to be fun and thrilling stories.

Artists from around the world have come onboard to help us make this series a success! We have artists, colorists, letterers, and writers from 6 continents (and we’re looking for a creator in Antarctica to join us, so if you know of one, hit us up!) helping us create these stories.

The SEX, SPIES, & ROCK N ROLL anthology books are 64 pages of serialized tales. This 5th volume contains art from Miguel Guzman (Mexico), Elena Ominetti (Italy), M Faoud (Egypt), Erika Durante (Italy), Sergio Martinez (Argentina), Ernesto Del Rio (Brazil), Tachadon Sakulsitachai (Thailand), colorists Jason Finestone (also letters), and Michael Woods (Both from the USA).

SPADES issue 4 is drawn by Tachadon Sakulsitachai, with colors by Michael Woods and letters by Jason Finestone.

BODY BAGS was the late Jason Pearson’s creator-owned comic book series that took the industry by storm in 1996 and continues to captivate fans and fellow creators to this day. With a story focusing on an estranged father/daughter relationship, set slightly in the future and inside the world of bounty hunters and cold-blooded killers, Clownface and Panda’s story hit an emotional cord with many readers that has not faded over time.

Each page of this modern comics masterpiece was written and drawn by Pearson, who considered Mack (aka Clownface) and Panda his most important creations, and their story the thing that would most define his legacy. While Jason might not be a household name, his stamp on the industry was profound, and this collection of his most studied and admired work truly captures a piece of history.

If funded, this oversized collection of the original art pages from all of Jason’s published Body Bags stories will be included in this impressive hardcover book, produced and published by Scott Dunbier (the originator of IDW’s Artist’s Edition series) of Act 4 Publishing and Keven Gardner of 12-Gauge Comics.

Cullen Bunn’s Triple Threat of Terror

Visit alien worlds, wander lost highways, and chainsaw your way through demon hordes in three one-shot horror comics!

Horror-filled campaign introducing three different one-shot Tales of Terror, written by Cullen Bunn and illustrated by an exciting rogue’s gallery of artists!

Descend into horror with these tales of fear, action, suspense, gore, dark humor, and unforgettable characters. Each story offers a different flavor of terror that is sure to chill your blood… or raise your hairs… or make you puke.

Or all three.

If you’re brave enough to give them all a try.

Scripting, illustration, and colors have been completed for each of these three books. Lettering is currently underway. As soon as the campaign is complete and funds have been received, we will be sending digital editions out. At that time, files will be sent to the printer. While we can’t foresee or control every possible complication, turnaround on this should be pretty quick.

End of Zed: Issue #1

A robot’s odyssey of survival,discovery & purpose

NeuroNinja Comics: The superhero with Parkinson’s disease

He is unsteady yet unshakable! He shakes up his enemies, but can’t overpower his greatest challenge – his Parkinson’s!

The cannabis-induced carnage continues! Picking up where we left off last issue! After a grisly murder committed by someone who has no memory of what happened, Marty and his friends have to get to the bottom of where this tainted strain of weed is coming from.

Do they dare enter…The Growhouse?!?!