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Elon is a latchkey kid who spends his days alone reading comic books-until his favorite superhero, Olympian, comes crashing off the page and into reality! But as he nurses his wounded and delirious hero back to health, he discovers Olympian isn't the only thing that came through... something evil followed him. A comedic yet heartfelt love letter to the comics medium, OLYMPIA is also a meditation on hope and loss, conceived by CURT PIRES (Wyrd) and his father, TONY PIRES, while Tony was undergoing treatment for cancer.Collects OLYMPIA 1-5 and Bonus Material.

"Lost Fantasy has chosen a hellishly difficult quarry to pursue: to be goth high action genre and obviously smart. It's inspiring to watch this slide its blade home." --Kieron Gillen (The Power Fantasy, The Wicked + The Divine) There is a world of magic, myth, and monsters that exists beneath the surface of our own. In Lost Fantasy, a magical world lies beneath ours, and first contact was made over a hundred years ago between the two worlds due to a natural disaster, resulting in a schism that allowed monsters to break through. Since then, secret monster slayers, known as The Great Hunters, have been working with global leaders to police the border and to keep our world safe from the creatures that lurk in the shadows. But last night, something broke through, resulting in a mysterious mass killing in Montana, and causing things to shift in a way that will ripple through both worlds. Now it's up to rookie monster hunter Henry Blackheart to stop it... Collects Lost Fantasy #1-4

A brain-bursting sci-fi thrill ride from the mind of Curt Pires The Future: art is illegal. Everything everyone ever posted online has been weaponized against them. The reign of The Corporation is quickly becoming as absolute as it is brutal--unless The Tomorrows can stop it. Artists, terrorists, they fight with explosives, they fight with ideas, they fight to reclaim the future we sold. Collects issues #1-6, the complete first volume of Pires mind-bending series, each issue illustrated by a different artist

The Running Man and Squid Game meet the kinetic martial arts action of The Raid: Redemption in this fresh and ambitious graphic novel. In the near future, cancel culture means more than just losing your job...it could mean your life. CANCELLED is the world's premier entertainment event - a live-streamed program where elite bounty hunters called "Cancellers" kill individuals who society has voted to "cancel" following heinous actions or offenses. But CANCELLED is not just a form of violent entertainment. It's one of the last forms of upward mobility for an increasingly oppressed lower / middle class. Want to escape the gig economy? Pay off your crushing student debt? Cover your sick parents' medical bills? CANCELLED just might be your way out. But you're going to have to get your hands dirty.

The lighter side of classified black sites? 51 is the perfect blend of workplace comedy, humanist drama, and larger than life comic book storytelling. Just don't let the government know When the president's black sheep son is caught on a bender in Malibu, he's sent off to Area 51 to work in the warehouse as discipline. It doesn't take long for him and his coworkers to mess up. When they do they mess up big--and all the secrets, horrors and wonders housed at the black site are now leaking into the world and wrecking havoc. Their task: to put the genies back in the bottle and bury the stories, and to do so they'll have to contend with aliens, superheroes, and all manners of experimental weaponry.

Inspired by author Curt Pires' own time in the Hollywood dream factory, CONTENT is a bold, dark, and razor-sharp sci-fi thriller for the age of infinite scroll—perfect for fans of Severance, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, and The Social Network. In a near-future ruled by streaming services, Trip Cruise is the most valuable mind in entertainment—the visionary architect behind CONTENT, the world’s biggest platform. When a rushed experimental AI helmet meant to extract stories straight from his brain malfunctions, Trip becomes trapped inside the service itself—forced to navigate an endless hellscape of shows, memories, and weaponized algorithms. His only shot at escape? Margot—a junior programmer barely scraping by, and the only person with a human connection deep enough to go in after him. Now, together, they’ll have to outsmart the machine designed to replace them.