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Bridging the gap between Plastic Farm Part One (Sowing Seeds on Fertile Soil) and Plastic Farm Part Two (Seasons of Growth in the Fields of Despair), this 120 page masterpiece of a graphic novel is sure to wreck your brain and make you question your own place in the universe.
April, 1972. Living on a compound surrounded by those who have rejected the reality that modern society has imposed upon us all, Jonathan Picanos has begun to experiment with new forms of meditation and self-mutilation. His friends, while recognizing that Jonathan has become adept at his mastery over nature, do not realize the depths to which he has gone. When a new threat to their way of life emerges from the shadows, will Jonathan's mastery over reality save his friends and family, or will he lead them all to death and damnation?
April, 1998. Eliza Dorne is an assassin and, while she is quite good at her job, wishes to retire. She has completed what she hoped was her final mission, but her employer (a man known by many names, but most commonly known as The Reverend or The Smiling Man) is not so eager to let her go.
April, 1994. Frank and Benny were two honest cops killed while staking out the handoff of medical files between a junky and The Smiling Man. Now they find themselves resurrected and performing menial tasks as an undead zombie-like janitorial staff.
Three seemingly unrelated tales detailing three separate events that will reshape the lives and realities of all who dare enter the world of Plastic Farm.
Written by Rafer Roberts, with artwork by Wendi Strang-Frost and Jake Warrenfeltz.

Written and (mostly) drawn by Rafer Roberts, Plastic Farm follows the life of a man named Chester and his slow descent into complete insanity and chronicles how that madness reshapes the world around him. Chester has had a rough childhood, has a magic cowboy that rides a dinosaur living inside of his head, and is now, late in life, sitting in a nameless airport bar during a blizzard telling his life story to a group of people who really couldn't care less.
This volume features artwork by Danielle Corsetto, Dennis Culver, Dave Morgan, Wendi Strang-Frost and Jake Warrenfeltz. 350 pages. Black and white.

Written and (mostly) drawn by Rafer Roberts, Plastic Farm follows the life of a man named Chester and his slow descent into complete insanity and chronicles how that madness reshapes the world around him. Chester has had a rough childhood, has a magic cowboy that rides a dinosaur living inside of his head, and is now, late in life, sitting in a nameless airport bar during a blizzard telling his life story to a group of people who really couldn't care less.

One off story about workers picking up trash on the side of the road by phenom-cartoonist, Nick Drnaso.

Okita Souji was once the finest swordsmen of his generation. Once.
Today, he struggles; with the tuberculosis that will claim his life, and with some unresolved business from his time in the Shinsengumi, the Shogun's infamous counter-terrorism unit.

Originally banned by the Catholic Church and translated into English for the first time! Trapped in the 15th Century after preventing a brutal Protestant massacre known as the "Night of St. Esteban", Ross Krantz, with the help of Nostradamus, Catherine de Medici, and other legends of the Renaissance, must find a way home without rewriting history in the process!

A brain-devouring blatant spoof spectacular, right in time for Halloween! After her family is killed and she is taken advantage of by a pack of evil zombie mercenaries, young Dead Sonja is granted sword-wielding zombie superpowers by a mysterious undead Goddess! Vowing to never lay with another zombie man unless defeated in fair zombie combat, Dead Sonja wanders the mythic land of long ago, takin' names and eatin' brains. The biggest zombie party of all-time starts here!

A teenage girl obsesses over her favorite band on tumblr and maybe, sorta, kinda becomes a vampire.

A watercolored one shot by Melissa Mendes(Freddy Stories) about a boy who finds solace in a wolf mask.

New York City. 2092. Two street punks, Zeke and Torston, rent their bodies out to the rich elite through Mind Swap, a company that lets you transfer your brainwaves. But when Torston has a bad reaction to the stasis, he suddenly finds himself awake in the body of a rich man...

So you like kaiju huh? Of course you do! But you ain't never seen a kaiju like Artema before...

The life of high school cheerleader Bly Pharis is disrupted by her parents' violent murder and the accompanying revelation that she is, in fact, The Scarlet Redeemer, fated to lead the last phase of an ancient war against a race of vampires. This popular creator-owned series from the '90s (created pre-Buffy the Vampire Slayer despite some similarities) is now being presented in digital form by Monsterverse.

Four stories set in the same universe, on a world where the fixers worth more than the makers, robots are past-technology and bikes can fly.

Nightmares On Elm Street which featured a collection of protagonists from the first five films, including Nancy Thompson, Neil Gordon, Alice Johnson and Jacob Johnson, uniting to fight Freddy Krueger in his own nightmare world. The events of this series take place in the time period between the A Nightmare on Elm Street 5: The Dream Child and Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare films. Six issues of the series were released before Innovation's declaration of bankruptcy caused its cancellation.

Following 9/11, President Bush’s “War on Terror” with plans to invade Iraq erupted into a cultural clash between French reluctance and American assurance over the case for “Weapons of Mass Destruction.” In Weapons of Mass Diplomacy, diplomat Abel Lanzac reveals the tension and politics through a French insider’s point of view, with satirical humor that softens the controversial subject matter. Readers follow Lanzac’s fictionalized self, Arthur Vlaminck, a speechwriter for the French Foreign Minister. As part of a team of flamboyant ministerial advisors, he has been tasked with drafting France’s response to the growing international crisis in the Middle East, which is then delivered before the United Nations Security Council. A graphic milestone of diplomacy, Weapons of Mass Diplomacy—a bestseller in Europe—pro­vides a revelatory account of a period that saw French fries become “freedom fries” and an alternative perspective on the decisions leading up to the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq.

What could lead a popular high school teacher to set himself up as the devil? And what is the secret behind his mysterious mask, which gives him the power to condemn the wicked to an eternity in his custom-made City of the Damned, a ghoulish structure of blood and flesh erected in the middle of the American Heartland?