The City Under Saturn by Lexi Ramos

The City Under Saturn is an action adventure comic about a group of misfit criminals and their mysterious boss. The comic follows the group on their many misadventures.

Inside the Lines by Chaotica

January 28, 2003 was the coldest day of that year. It tore the Green family apart and only their 5-year-old son, Rory, survived. Now all that's left for Rory is his uncle, Todd Blue — a young, best-selling author rather unequipped for concepts such as "raising a child." From a world where colors are more than what's in your eyes. It's even in your last name!

Ladies of the Knight by Fiona Creates

Serafina is the best knight in the league, almost, and she's doing just fine, thanks. Too bad others don't agree and saddle her with an enthusiastic, but wholly unsuited squire. With some appearances from glamorous rivals, moody horses, exasperated wives and one delightful BFF.

Midnight Furies by Jess Herron

Zoe is an ex-basketball-ace desperate for any way to play the game, who was forced by the death of her parents to drop out of school and support her brothers. Luckily, her mysterious friend Chase can get her into the most off-the-wall tournament no one's ever heard of- one where you play for time added onto your life! But Zoe's gotta be careful. Chase is playing her own game... and it might cost them more than just points.

Waxfellow by Tori A. Rielly

Ancient beings are lurking in the dark, searching for a light to guide their hunt. A magical wax arm will do just fine. Alma is used to putting out fires in the deep-space town of Danicus, but when forgotten abilities flare up they tag along with their crush Reed and his terrifying twin sister to find the source... if the thre can manage to keep their personal drama at bay for long enough

Namesake by Isabelle Melancon & Megan Lavey-Heaton

When Emma lands in another world following a library fire, she discovers she’s a Namesake — one with the power to open portals to other worlds via the power of their name: strange, fantasy, and fairy-tale lands we know thanks to literature, cinema, and folks tales. The rules of Namesakes are quite clear - Alices always go to Wonderland. Wendys always go to Neverland. However, Emma finds herself in Oz, where she is expected to act as the latest in a long line of Dorothies. She instead unveils a magical conspiracy plot that’s more than 100 years in the making.

Owl People by Letty Wilson

A dark fantasy comic about fairies living secretly in the margins of the human world, following Vulpine, an exiled fairy struggling to remember her own past, and Mr Tyto, tasked with protecting the creatures of all the worlds that tumble through the Gyre. Featuring a terrible underground orchard, a coven of gay witches, an oracle of worms, fungi portals, travel-sized forest gods, sirens, goblins, devils, and a cute little bug in a hat!

Skin Deep by Kory Bing

When Michelle discovers she's the last living sphinx, she's suddenly thrown into a world where mythical creatures exist and have been living hidden from the rest of humanity, disguising themselves as humans and living in secret cities.

Vainglorious by Kelly Bull

When the small dragon Rei decides to challenge his Queen for the throne, he does not expect to get exiled and cursed into human form. Little by little, Rei searches for a cure in the vast world outside his nest — making friends, adventures, and headaches along the way.

Alexander, the Servant & the Water of Life by Reimena Yee

The 21st century graphic novel retelling of the Alexander Romance, a historical-fantastical account about the life, deeds and legends of Alexander the Great. Fearing death, Alexander, alongside his most trustworthy servant, embarks on a metaphysical quest for the immortal waters of life, as told and muddied by the artistry of poets and painters in centuries past.

Going to Weather by Silas J. Costello

Going to Weather is a nautical ghost story set on a New England whaleship in the 1840s. A cobbled-together crew boards the ship Valor, bound for the Pacific. Among them is a landsman hoping to leave his shore life behind, and a second mate striving for a captaincy in a nation that has few other options for him. The ship's master has built a reputation of great success, but his lucky image is dogged by a tale that years ago he was the sole survivor of a wreck at sea. And as the voyage draws on in the ocean's isolation, an unwelcome passenger makes itself felt.

Shaderunners by Alex Assan and Lin Darrow

One part 1920s Prohibition fantasy, one part Robin Hood, and a whole lot of epic heist. In the greyscale city of Ironwell, a group of ragtag bootleggers and bohemians band together in an effort to steal colour from the wealthy echelons of the city's high society and open a speakeasy of 'shades', where all the house drinks run red.

Thistil Mistil Kistil by Sarah Schanze

Coal is dead. He wouldn't mind it so much if he could get into Valhalla like he's supposed to. Before Odin will let him in, he must return to the land of the living and complete a quest for the gods. It's bad enough he needs the trickster Loki's help to achieve his goal, but Coal also finds something among the living he should avoid: new friends. As his journey expands and his bonds deepen, Coal starts to wonder if Valhalla is worth it and if Odin's influence over him is doing more harm than good.

Horror Hospital School by Maggie G. Vicknair

It sucks to be the new girl in school, especially at St. Argento's School for Unwell Girls. Stella King can't remember the bloody incident that got her enrolled in this school, where everyone has a secret, but she knows she doesn't belong here. Unfortunately for her, Stella will have to face much worse than bad cafeteria food and bullies if she wants to survive till graduation. Horror Hospital School is a horror comic about a school that is also a hospital.

The Priestwife by Ferro

The Priestwife is a weird fantasy/horror comic following the exploits of a man struggling with a terrible curse in a world riddled with such. Initiated as a Knight of the Bell, this divine second chance sees the titular character escorting his sacred spouse, the High Priest, as they pursue problems that only one of the Tower's beloved can solve. Whether he's the best choice for this task remains to be seen. Updates the third Thursday of each month.

AstralSounds by Leigh Jones

Everyone knows that intelligent alien life is dangerous. That's why the Aurik only study low-intelligence life forms. Yunni would definitely submit a report if any creature he was assigned to study turned out to be intelligent... right?

Bicycle Boy by Jackarais

In the post-apocalyptic desert, a doe-eyed man wakes up with the body of a cyborg. Surrounded by corpses with no memory and no limbs, he climbs on his bike and seeks out answers... but all he seems to be good at is cycling facefirst into fists.

Ghost Junk Sickness by Krispy and Space (studioCARTRIDGE)

GJS is a comic about two bounty hunters with an unstable dynamic who are pushed to pursue the deadly and elusive bounty dubbed The Ghost.

Inhibit by Eve Greenwood

Victor is a resident at a home for kids who haven't yet proven that they can control their powers. With a transfer only a few weeks away, he has one last chance to prove he is capable enough to go home to a normal life. But just when he most needs things to go smoothly, everything starts to fall apart, and soon he finds himself tangled in the plot of a mysterious arsonist...

O Human Star by Blue Delliquanti

Alastair Sterling was the inventor who sparked the robot revolution. And because of his sudden death, he didn't see any of it. That is, until he wakes up 16 years later in a robot body that matches his old one exactly. Until he steps outside and finds a world utterly unlike the one he left behind – a world where robots live alongside their human neighbors and coexist in their cities. A world he helped create. Now Al must track down his old partner Brendan to find out who is responsible for Al's unexpected resurrection, but their reunion raises even more questions. Like who the robot living with Brendan is. And why she looks like Al. And how much of the past should stay in the past...

Recoil by Spire Eaton

After causing a terrible accident, Kalo is kidnapped into superpower therapy. But something doesn't feel right about the Croft Center for the Attributed. He's struggling with his guilt, losing time, and soon a dark secret comes to light...

Wychwood by Varethane

Tiara is a delinquent who has been using a mysterious power to goof around for years without realizing the kind of attention it could attract. When a powerful organization finally tracks her down and attempts to recruit her, she has to decide what she really stands for.

Dead City by Michelle Parker & Jey Pawlik

A zombie apocalypse has hit Toronto and Mikael and JP are alone in the city and struggling to survive. While they're searching for food and shelter they find something else as well.

Kay and P by Jackie Musto

When she was a kid, Kay just happened to make friends with a skeleton - which no one else can see. How is she supposed to manage school, relationships and all this other weird stuff that keeps happening to her? Well, sometimes a skeleton just really is a girl's best friend!

APOC by Spikings

It's 2042, and somewhere in London's broken streets, four young adults harness demonic powers they never asked for, escaped subjects from a botched experiment. As Clara rediscovers her elusive past, Death whispers to her from the shadows - she may run into more than she bargained for.

The City Between by Kel McDonald

In the futuristic city of New Mahtlaw, technology has made the supernatural hard to hide. The world knows werewolves are real but their rarity makes them an oddity not a threat. But more lies out there trying to stay in the shadows.