Oliver Blair discovers that he possesses the power of premonition, which allows him to see fragments of the past or the future by being in contact with objects or people.
We have built megalopolises, fancy technologies and even cyborgs but as 'CAVEMAN' shows us, with a sly grin, deep inside we're still just a bunch of grunting beasts!
The President and his senior advisors are responding to an extraordinary flash of light that detonated high above the Pacific Ocean just a few hours ago.
Wojtek: The Bear Who Went to War is an uplifting tale from WW2 based on the exploits of a Syrian brown bear and the Polish soldiers who adopted him as a mascot, friend and colleague.
In the modern world, full of fear-mongering politicians and hateful pundits, four masked vigilantes - Monkey, Rabbit, Wolf, and Owl - kidnap a corrupt congressman and deliver him a painful mock trial.
VOL 2 - The Wisteria Crew scours the Grubscape for the only part which can fix their airship, but the hazards of this long abandoned swamp may just get the best of them.
As Megatomic Battle Rabbit explores the green and blue mud ball planet his ship has helpfully stranded him on, two primitive human creatures, science fiction fan Dexter and his friend Henry, investigate a mysterious blue light that fell from the sky.
Roald Cabot, a modern-day solo explorer made famous by his daring attempts to cross remote landscapes, is attacked by what he thinks is a Polar bear in the Arctic night.
Special Agent Lydia Saint George has been tasked with locating and neutralizing Drago Chinjoka, the dangerous boss of a powerful criminal gang that has settled in the country with the intention of controlling organized crime.
A hapless clerk dreams his way into a dream city called Rust, where builds a life, falls in love, but has that love stollen by the brutish ruler who governs the city.
Frankie Kemp's little boy was killed in the crossfire of gang warfare; ever since, Frankie has put on a mask and gone out to try to stop trouble before it begins.
Voivod Vlad Tepes has never been told as it really is: the entertainment industry, movies and comics have always depicted the monstrous character of the Prince of Wallachia in an unreal fashion; Tepes wasn't unreal for sure.
