Matthew Erman

"A teenager's suicide in the midwest town of Loving, Ohio leads a group of their friends down a terrifying path of cult conspiracy and supernatural horror. Loving, Ohio, is a return to surreal, character-driven horror about a midwest town where the teenagers have been mysteriously vanishing day-by-day, but when a bizarre killer begins terrorizing the town, Sloane and her friends vow to make it out of Ohio, even if it kills them"-- Provided by publisher....

Reeling from their recent discovery that Joseph is more than what he seems, The Unfortunates must focus on their mission, but in order to have any chance to save the world they must get to the Core. Meanwhile, the Secretary of Luck and his cronies have invaded the Kismet Zone after our team's disappearance and may ruin everything. And what do Ursa and Cassiopeia have to do with the final mission of the Core?

What if Luck was quantifiable, and something everyone was born with? Everyone, except the Unfortunates - teenagers born with absolutely zero luck. Now with the world mysteriously plunged into chaos and reality itself threatened, they will be our only hope to save the world. Our last hope is those with no chance of success... the only thing anyone can wish them is Good Luck. A bold new original series for fans of Seven Secrets and Runaways...

Terminal Punks returns and we're at the chorus heading to the bridge. Join your favorite crust punk teens as they continue to uncover the horrifying secrets of {ENOCH} while surviving the onslaught of late-stage capitalism… oops, we mean mutant monsters! Will they make it out alive or will D'arby get to stab something?

Luck might be worth more than gold. What if it could actually be weighed in the same way? Artie, Cherry, Hilde, and Joseph are The Unfortunates, a group of teens with absolutely no Luck. When the world is mysteriously plunged into chaos and reality itself is threatened, they may be our only hope. Together they are part of a government program dedicated to understanding the Constellations, mysterious beings who can seemingly control the very nature...

Terminal Punks returns in its second, high velocity issue that sees our gutter punk heroes square up against all varieties of mutated monstrosities in a quarantined airport. Will Kee find the courage to stop acting totally emo? Will Sway learn to play the bass? Will D'arby do something reprehensible (yes)! Join the fight against the capitalist mega cults that control us and inject elephants with genetically engineered goo!

Meet the Damnage brothers. Meth cookers by trade and mutant-killing road warriors by necessity in this graphic novel thriller! When a derelict chunk of a passing interstellar rock rains down on Elwood and Vernon Damnage's meth lab in Golgotha Knob, Kentucky, their lives are turned into a body horror nightmare. Still needing to make their deliveries to the buyers, mutations or not, they set off down Golgotha Knob only to be beset on all sides by crazed...

Vernon and Elwood's nightmare ride through the heart of Golgotha County to sell the rest of their infected supply of product leads them to the Skull Hill Veteran's association...and a world of pain and conspiracy. But when the infected mutants the boys accidentally created catch up with them, all hell breaks loose, and they won't be able to put the toothpaste back in the tube!

Elwood and Vernon are doing their best to finish the sales of their most recent batch and make their dreams come true in Cincinnati. However, Golgotha County ain't done with them yet. Their batch is turning folks into monstrous mutants, and the boys are going to find that out the hard way! Also, no business in Golgotha County happens without the sheriff's knowledge, and he's going to have a few violent words with the brothers. Nikola Čižmešija's...

A man, a woman--and their parasites. Marcus has been alone since the loss of his closest friend and has just recently entered the dating scene, while Laura has drifted in and out of relationships since high school. They meet and strike up a good rapport, learning about each other, friendship, and how to deal with the slug-like parasites that have infected humanity. Bonding is a funny, quirky, and honest look at love, in a world where people wear their...