Between crummy day jobs and nights out on the town, Celeste and her friends can barely find time to use and abuse their magical powers! Magical Girls fights late capitalism in this delirious, biting, candy-colored graphic novel that’s bursting with love and fury!

Celeste was always told that she could grow up to do anything she dreamed of, but she didn’t exactly dream of being a delivery biker for her parents’ bakery, Luna Express. Life is so much more exciting at night: When the stars come out, so do her magical powers of super-strength and speed! Those gifts haven’t made her destiny any clearer, though…until Celeste and her friends are targeted by a series of strange, supernatural attacks throughout their hometown of Perth. Now this reluctant team must battle land-sharks, roller-skating disco mushrooms, mind-bending art exhibitions, and their own personal drama, while trying to unravel the unsettling mystery that connects them and their city.

Luna Express by Campbell Whyte
$19.99 (US) | ISBN 978-1-60309-580-8
280 pages | 6.75” x 10” w/flaps
full-color graphic novel

"The zany world-building, snappy character designs, and lush colors of Token City Wondercade burst off the page and demand that you have a radical time." -- Mike Grover (Eisner nominated author of Deeply Dave)

New Game Start! Izzy’s great with hardware…but when her dad’s arcade gets invaded by creepy spirits, it’s gonna take more than a screwdriver to fix this mess.

The Token City Wondercade has seen better days…but for 15-year-old Izzy, it’s both work and home. Her dad is already struggling to keep the business afloat when the arrival of a mysterious arcade cabinet, bearing only the name “Hex,” throws their world into chaos. As digital/supernatural phenomena begin haunting the Wondercade, this stubborn loner must learn to cooperate with new allies…or it’s Game Over! D. Bradford Gambles, the acclaimed graphic novelist who brought you Shred or Dead, teams up with co-writer/colorist Spencer Holt for the first in a new action-packed series for gamers of all kinds.

Token City Wondercade: Season One by D. Bradford Gambles and Spencer Holt
$14.99 (US) | ISBN 978-1-60309-579-2
164 pages | 6.75” x 10” w/flaps
full-color graphic novel

“Pig Wife is beautifully disturbing. It’s charming, terrifying, weird, and visually stunning. It’s everything I’ve ever wanted in a horror story.” — Will Carsola, co-creator of Adult Swim’s Mr. Pickles

Accidentally trapped in an underground bunker, a teen girl must navigate the bizarre secrets within. This astonishing indie-horror graphic novel will keep readers guessing—and turning pages!

Mary had a bad feeling even before they arrived at dead Aunt Pearl’s house. Dragged to a remote mining town so her mom and stepdad can settle Pearl’s estate, Mary can't wait to escape from her wreck of a family—but she’s stuck with them in the middle of nowhere. After a vicious fight, Mary runs off to hide in an abandoned gold mine. Her escape plan backfires when she realizes she’s trapped inside. Even more terrifying… she’s not alone. Filled with suspense, dark humor, and spectacular nightmares, Pig Wife is a shockingly ambitious debut from graphic novelist Abbey Luck, seizing readers by the heart and the throat with a story of isolation, abuse, trauma, and survival. In this truly twisted coming-of-age tale, Luck suggests that survival doesn’t depend on our strength and wits alone—but on our ability to love others, even in the most horrific circumstances. 

Pig Wife by Abbey Luck (with Ruka Bravo)
$34.99 (US) | ISBN 978-1-60308-572-3
540 pages | 7” x 10” w/flaps
full-color graphic novel

"It took a decade to produce this densely packed 532-page masterwork of a graphic novel, and that effort is evident in Wickey’s riveting blend of hand-drawn visuals and storytelling. The book, which includes 55 pages of endnotes detailing its primary sources, examines the 1692 Salem witch trials and how misinformation and groupthink have impacted American history. The title comes from the supposed last words of Giles Corey, the defiant antihero slowly crushed to death under a pile of rocks after refusing to enter a plea on a bogus witchcraft accusation, but “more weight” can also be interpreted as Wickey’s argument against a culture that has since watered down and lightened up the Salem tragedy." — J.D. Biersdorfer, staff editor, The New York Times

There’s been a brazen theft, and all signs point to the Cadets’ guilt! Blast off to a colorful adventure full of mystery and intrigue!

While the crew of the ESS Khonsu is negotiating a treaty with the reclusive residents of an important nebula, someone attacks their hosts and makes off with a cultural artifact… and every piece of evidence suggests Nishika is the thief! Now it’s up to the Cadets and their new friend Rax to investigate the crime and prove her innocence, all while dodging station security. But can they find the true culprit before their diplomatic mission is ruined forever? And what if they discover that the situation in this beautiful nebula is not as perfect as their hosts would have them believe?

Cosmic Cadets (Book 2): Accused!
by Ben Crane & Andy Alves
$14.99 (US) | ISBN 978-1-60309-570-9
156 pages | 6” x 9”
full-color graphic novel