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I am Tim Aymar. This is my graphic novel tribute to 1950's science fiction, including classic novels, pulp magazines, comic books, and B Movies. I have always loved EC Comics, Flash Gordon, Forbidden Planet, Mad Magazine, classic science fiction magazines, and B movies. I hope that it comes across in my work.
Alien Science takes place in a future that looks like the future envisioned in the 1950's and 60's. Every man is broad shouldered and every woman is a Hollywood starlet. The monsters are bug-eyed and the rockets are streamlined and made of silver. When the evil Queen Eris arrives with her Betalunan warriors to invade the planet Earth, Zeus Korby and his loyal crew are tasked with tracking the invaders to their secret base, and saving the world for democracy.
Tongue is planted firmly in cheek, and there will be tributes to science fiction and b-movies, the comic books WEIRD SCIENCE and MYSTERY IN SPACE, as well as writers such as Philip K. Dick, and artists like Wally Wood, Al Williamson, Jack Kirby, and Robert Crumb.
Alien Science has been floating around in my brain since I was a kid...

Crush is Neil's story, the story of a man brought up to fear The Choir, to desire the cold caress of the bolts he threads into his temples, to live in a world more dangerous by far than ours. Crush is Jellybean's story, the story of a simple girl with a simple uncomplicated love that urges her to welcome any sign of affection, no matter how degrading. Crush is Benjamin, calmly planning his suicide; is Diane, insanely fearful that others will see her invisible scars; is Chuckie, cheerfully spending his own IQ points for food.

It has been many years since the Emperor drove the dragons north. Many years since the minions of the Dragon Prince required tributes from the humans. But times are changing. The dragons are growing bolder, brasher, more aggressive -- and in their path lies the home of a young boy named Timothy.
Leaving everything he holds dear, Timothy embarks upon a quest; a quest to travel south and join the ranks of the Emperor's Knights of the Way with nothing but a sword, a pair of allies, and a hope to one day return home as a hero.

From the pages of TOMORROW STORIES comes one of AMERICA'S BEST COMICS' most intriguing characters: Greyshirt! Who is Greyshirt and how did he come to be? What is the real story behind Indigo City's champion? Where did his career begin?

The new all-ages series, Amby Verce and The Ascenders, is a steampunk-inflected fantasy adventure, in the tradition of classic animated journey quests.
Amby Verce follows the crew of the airship Ascender as they search for seven missing City Ships and the immensely powerful Citadel Engine. The finest Mechanolater engineer in a generation, Amby must use all of her skills to unlock ancient secrets, overcome marauders and fight off the dreaded, unearthly Necrolatry as she seeks the lost factions of her people.
The book features an all-new fantasy world full of excitement and danger, with elements of steampunk, anime / manga, anthropomorphic characters and cartoon serials. The relatable titular protagonist, Amby Verce, is both rough-and-tumble and feminine, ambitious and compassionate. An engineer first and foremost, Amby provides a technology-centric female character who is not relegated to a sidekick role, but rather the star of her own adventures.

Esther de Groot is a girl in love with the night. Susan Ptolemy is a hard nut with a heart of gold. Daisy Wooton is at least 35% haircut. Thrown together by administrative caprice, they must deal with the constant dangers of higher education.

Original Black and White adventures of Jack Staff

When a massive ball of fire erupts in the skies above Losstaria, the life of Marcus, son of Hector the blacksmith, changes forever.
The source of the explosion, and the resulting wreckage that crashes to earth, creates a chain-reaction of grave consequences that ultimately descends Losstaria into a civil war.
Even more dire is the dark and terrifying shadow that spreads across the country side. Hideous creatures, some resemble men, some beast, are stalking the woods. Primal and full of rage, the cursed creatures grow in number and pose a far greater threat to Losstaria than any war that has come before.
Through a chance encounter, Marcus and his crippled father are plunged into a quest of great importance. Together, they must uncover the truth behind the explosion in the sky, unite the feuding lords, and lead the people of Losstaria in the war against the ferocious hoard of corrupted man-beasts.

Little Rice Duck has built himself quite the reputation around the West Wood, playing his trumpet in bars with their smoky, sweaty ambience, tequila sunrises, and jazz. But between his trumpet and his flame Betty, things are going astray. Betty is drowning her need of him in expensive champagne, something someone else is more than happy to provide... something he'd much prefer, like her, would just stay chilled.

When the demon Zycorax is unleashed on the city of Los Angeles, it's up to the the two primary detectives of the LAPD's Unconventional Incidents Unit (UIU), Danik and Livia, to find a way to stop the beast.
The detectives hire Beaumont Briggs, a freelance sorcerer to assist them, but the demon is more dangerous than they realize. Unfortunately, so is Beamount.
Left Hand Path is an ultra-violent occult police procedural, full of twists and turns, gore and black humour.

Strange things are afoot in Bad City. The Iranian ghost town, home to prostitutes, junkies, pimps and other sordid souls, is a bastion of depravity and hopelessness where a lonely vampire, The Girl, stalks the town's most unsavory inhabitants.

Vera Greentea presents a Father's Day comic book collection of dark fantasy stories. Each of the three tales focus on a decision made by a father - regarding, or sometimes ignoring his child - and the consequences on that child, and the rest of us. With art by Lizzy John, Joseph Lacroix and Ben Jelter, PAPA blends evocative storytelling with haunting images to create deeply frightening worlds.

First published in 1948, Women Outlaws reveals a no holds barred look at the leggy, bad girls of the Wild West. Don't be fooled by their seductive smiles because it may be the last thing you see.

Other Worlds is a series of diverse sci-fi, monster and horror comic one-shots by writer and creator Justin Zimmerman, featuring lead artist Mike Lawrence and a variety of incredible independent talents.

Six is a 74 page horror one shot, featuring six tales of terror from writer Fabian Rangel Jr (Doc Unknown, Los Muertos) with art by various artists. It features a cover by Robert Wilson IV (Knuckleheads). Includes character designs, creator commentary, scripts and pin-ups.