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New heroes for a new age of comics. Two brothers, created with a single purpose: to protect. But can their lives be more than that?

What would you give up for the chance to live forever?
What would you do to protect family?
What would you sacrifice to hide guilt?
Life and death.
Book 1, begins with death.

Lycra-Woman and Spandex Girl was a superhero parody comic that is very hard to find today due to the fact that after the first one was published Du Pont sued the publishers for using the name of their product Lycra without their permission so that all copies had to be recalled and destroyed, as such the only existing copies are the ones that were purchased before the recall.
Two years later they changed the name of their comic company to Lost Cause Productions and tried again after changing the name of the lead character from Lycra-Woman to Flex-Woman and the comic to Spandex Tights.

“The Fall of the House of Usher” and Other Tales of Terror. He is the grandmaster stylist of macabre storytelling; the dean of American literary terror. Edgar Allan Poe’s tales of brooding fear, haunting mystery, and horrifying madness are flawless gems of dark imagination. And in the rich, raw, unchained nightmare renderings of renowned painter and graphic artist Richard Corben, Poe’s timeless works find their most gloriously chilling visual counterpart. Now, after more than a decade’s absence, the landmark collaboration of these kindred souls in the great ghoulish tradition is resurrected. Edgar Allan Poe: “The Fall of the House of Usher” and Other Tales of Terror, faithfully adapted and fully illustrated in bewitching color and devilish detail, is vintage Poe and classic Corben for devotees of consummate dread. For mature readers.

Tae offers herself up for the safety of her friend, but is betrayed when the Senji lords torture & kill her in a brutal fashion.

A child is missing. While his mother searches for answers, the townfolk talk of an ancient evil that was long ago said the roam the woods.

Forget all you think you know. Since the dawn of time, a war has been fought in secret; the inter-species Armageddon between Penguins and Possums. A conflict this monumental can only stay in the shadows for so long. Choose a side!

A hand-drawn, beautifully colored book from the creator of Dragon and Goat and the web-comic Cloud Arcadia, The Panopticorn tells the story of a farmer in Southern Illinois who discovers a new seed that may save his small farm or plot sinister harvest of its own.

Vampire death dealer Selene continues her struggle against the Lycan clan and the Vampire faction that betrayed her, with both sides trying to use the blood of her and her daughter to become Corvinus Strain hybrids. After hiding her daughter, Selene attempts to end the eternal war between Lycans and Vampires, though she must take a risk that may cost her her life.

Miriam, a piano student at a British girls' school at the outbreak of World War I, meets an odd young man and is forced to confront some dark truths about life during wartime.

Petaluma, California. 2003. Young Jack Collins meets the girl of his dreams one night at a local punk rock show, but there is more to Mackenzie McConnell then he could ever imagine. The first of many chilling tales from The Loom

Nearly sixty years after its creation, a little-known landmark of comic book history returns! This 16-page comic is a simple but revolutionary account of the 1955 Montgomery Bus Boycott, in which Rosa Parks, Dr. King, and 50,000 others used the power of nonviolence to battle segregation on city buses -- and win.

Miri and Luey have a dilemma. Their dad’s been turned into a cat and their closet is a garden full of goblins. There is only one thing for them to do — grab their friend Phil the frog and dive headfirst into a wild, woolly and wacky adventure. Britt Wilson grew up in Brampton, ON. She attended both OCAD and Sheridan College, eventually graduating from Sheridan with a Bachelor of Applied Arts in Illustration. Wilson published her first book Britt Wilson’s Greatest Book on Earth, a collection of her mini-comics, with Conundrum Press in 2012. She now lives in Toronto, Ontario with her husband and white cat.

While on a mission a bomber pilot loses control of his plane and crashes. As doctors fight to save his life, he has a vision that he has run away to the Troubled Zone, and the journal of his travels is the basis of the narrative in Murmur.

Rather than focusing on one specific artist or masterpiece, as in previous volumes of NBM's Louvre Collection graphic novel series, this book celebrates the experience of the Louvre itself, in subtle, soft pencils and pastels. Seen through the thoughtful eye of protagonist Prudhomme, the Louvre is a city of its own, filled with celebrities, quirks, familiar and oddball traditions; a microcosm of civilization exists among its myriad visitors. The gentle lines of Prudhomme's art reproduce the masterworks in delicate detail, but his people are the stars: a man napping on a bench, a class gathered around their teacher, a woman intently sketching a statue. Modern technology is also part of the experience: Prudhomme talks loudly on his cell phone while strolling the galleries, and the Mona Lisa is barely glimpsed from behind cell phone screens taking her photo. With its intimate eye on the human act of appreciating art, this book revels in the Louvre as a shared adventure that complements and illuminates its famous art. - Publisher's Weekly