Kategoria BISAC: Comics & Graphic Novels >> Anthologies

The Lost Cactus comic strip is laugh-out-loud cartoon lampooning the shadowy government world that operates beyond the realm of public knowledge.

Lost Cactus - The First Treasury, is an Independent Publisher Silver Medal Award-Winning 'enhanced-reader' anthology. 'Enhanced-reader' describes John Hopkins' groundbreaking approach to expanding the Lost Cactus comic strip's shared universe. In addition to over 170 3-panel and Sunday Lost Cactus comics, this first-in-a-series of beautifully printed full-color treasuries contains an eclectic mix of science fiction...

"A gorgeous book that carries serious heft. This one comes highly recommended." -- Geek Dad
Lucas Hart, a struggling screenwriter, is tortured by his addictions and inner demons. In his dreams, he recovers repressed memories of childhood abuse along with his extraordinary method of coping: astral projection. Lucas once again engages in out-of-body experiences, this time with angels, aliens, and otherworldly beings in hopes of finding the magician whose grace can transform the human race. A thrilling tale of unknown dangers and spiritual rebirth, Seekers into the Mystery takes...

Lost Cactus: Exposing shadowy, quasi-governmental monkey business and out-of-this-world antics in classic comic strip form, one panel at a time.

Grab your tin foil hat and settle in with a nice cup of joe--or your beverage of choice--as you're about to read the next anthology of Lost Cactus comic strips depicting the continuing exploits, capers, and shenanigans of the comical cast of characters. Within these colorfully illustrated Second Treasury pages, you'll also discover shared universe short stories, tall tales, urban myths, random brain scatterings,...

A collection of horrific fantasy tales from Team Manticore: Robert Silver and Rowyn Golde. With original artwork between the colorful illustrated stories, this volume is sure to thrill, enthrall and haunt you.

Phantastique debuted over thirty years ago, in 1985, and is the first "horror comic" aimed at Mature Readers created and published solely by Australians. The original intention behind Phantastique was to present to Australian mainstream readers a specific style of SF, Horror and Fantasy that had at that time not ever been seen on the national newsstands, magazine racks, etc.

Initially, the intention was not to shock and offend, but, for the first time in Australian publishing history, to make the more graphic style of horror more widely available to those readers who preferred their...