Mike Dubisch

Forbidden Futures 13: Belief SystemsIn the thirteenth volume of FORBIDDEN FUTURES, we dive into Belief Systems and unveil wonders that will leave you questioning your understanding of reality: Curse of the Pharaoh by Charlie Branch: An ancient ruler's obsession with immortality backfires.Brother Rain by Jan Strnad: Experience the tale of a drifter who can summon rain, bringing a temporary respite to a drought-stricken town. The Usurper of Dreams by Cody Goodfellow: Minor deities of a forgotten pantheon face upheaval when a rogue deity crafts realities from the dreams of mortals. The Lost Autumn by Elizabeth Rayne: Spirits of a devastated rural Haven enact their revenge against the urban sprawl that displaced them.Good Kids by Erica L. Satifka: This haunting tale follows children born with a deadly aura that causes decay to those around them. Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God by Sam Richard: A sermon on how much you don't really know your diety.The Hunter by Philip Fracassi: A gripping tale of a boy living under the dark shadow.Forbidden Mythos by Mike Dubisch: A cautionary tale that warns sailing in unfamiliar waters can bring a situation to a deadly head.Prepare to be transported into realms where ancient curses resonate through the echoes of time in the most unexpected ways.

Explore the shadowy depths of Gothic Nightmares, a collection of two tales by Mike Dubisch that masterfully intertwines the grotesque with the sublime. In The Shifting Woman, readers are transported to a carnival where the bizarre is commonplace. A man becomes fixated on a contortionist known as the Shifting Woman, whose performance blurs the lines between human and supernatural, seduction and repulsion. As he delves deeper into the carnival's nocturnal world, he encounters a spectacle that forever alters his perception of beauty and horror.The Homunculust presents a starkly different setting-a small, forgotten state where Theo, an alchemist, strives to transcend traditional science's limits with his homunculi creations. Commissioned by the wealthy to fulfill their darkest fantasies, Theo's moral compass spirals as his creations become increasingly sentient and sinister. The story questions the ethics of creation and the price of human desire.Gothic Nightmares is an invitation to confront the darker side of human nature through Dubisch's haunting narrative and striking illustrations.

Embark on a cerebral odyssey into the realms of the infinite with: ADVENTURES WITH IMMORTALITY - Short Tales of LongevityIn this thought-provoking collection, Rhys Hughes unveils eleven mesmerizing narratives that delve deep into the recesses of eternal life, unraveling the enigmatic threads of the immortal psyche.Every story is a riveting exploration, from the intricate dance of living countless lives to the elusive pursuit of nirvana's enlightenment and even the gravity-defying plunge into the abyss of a black hole.Illustrated by Mike Dubisch, his visual artistry will leave an indelible imprint on your perception of existence.

In a display of sheer badassery, Forbidden Futures Magazine presents "All Female Action" - an issue that will leave you breathless and craving more Editor LISA MORTON sets the tone with her powerful editorial "Weird Women & Other Anomalies." S.P. MISKOWSKI shows us that defensive driving has a whole new meaning in "M." STEFANIE ELRICK takes us on a visionary journey with "All That Creepeth." MEHITOBEL WILSON calls forth the Sea-Monkeys in "In Our Shallows, We Are Small." ANYA MARTIN boldly confronts the Living Oracle in "Conjure, Green Goddess." JESSICA MCHUGH reads the fine print before signing up for the House of Tomorrow in "Always A Bride." MOLLY TANZER uncovers the secret of the cat people in "A Judgment Made Can Never Bend." KATHE KOJA delivers a powerful punch to the old-school with "Myths And Legends." ELIZABETH RAYNE reveals the eerie origins of a mysterious mummy in "Relics." AVE ROSE tempts us with ultimate decadence in "That Book." EMMA ALICE JOHNSON shows us the true meaning of beauty and danger in "A Centauress Walks Into A Battle." And lastly, BETTY ROCKSTEADY demonstrates the consequences of meddling with the unknown in "When She Came, Everything Fell Apart." Plus, don't miss Uncle Krust's irreverent and unapologetic "Guide To Men."

ABANDONED BY THEIR GODS FORSAKEN BY THEIR OVERSEERS Discover a world where humanity has been bioengineered by alien gods into a diverse array of new races, ranging from the minuscule to the colossal, in The Earthlings When the alien overseers vanished one fateful morning, the humans were left to confront a daunting new reality. Experience a thrilling adventure in this gripping illustrated novelette by Mike Dubisch.

Ever hear of Maxus R. Crowther? Well, very few have Matthew M. Bartlett, the Prince of Nightmares, explores one of America's unheralded cult fiction writers, Maxus R. Crowther, a man torn between the real world and the fantasy narratives of his creation. Bartlett's precise prose nails the fateful last days of this iconic American author as he disengages from reality and fully embraces his alter ego, MAXUS. Illustrated by the venerable Mike Dubisch, the master of the macabre.

When Death Takes A Holiday, You're Coming Along (like it or not)What's it really like in Dog Heaven? Why do angels cheat at golf? If charity begins at home, where does it end? And what-and why-are barnacle geese? The unbelievable answers to these and other maddening enigmas lie within Death Goes To The Dogs, a collection so recklessly overstuffed with rabid imagination we refuse all liability in the event that it bursts in your hands. When Aurealis Award-winning fantasist Anna Tambour delves into the secret lives and forbidden loves of advertising mascots, nursery rhyme refugees and the archetypes of Life (herself) and Death (himself), questions nobody ever thought to ask (and only the inestimable Mike Dubisch dared to illustrate), ripen into scathing fables for our post-historical age.

A collection of never before seen drawings selected from the sketchbooks of the legendary Artist/Illustrator, Mike Dubisch. Drawings and illustrations from four of Mike's sketchbooks were used to create this incredible and tentacled filled art book. "Mike has a vivid imagination and his art is completely out of this world Extraordinary " -Jazma Online, Peoples Comic Book Newsletter "Dubisch's work is the stuff that nightmares are made of. I can . . . offer a full recommendation to those who deeply love the twisted stuff." -ComicsWaitingRoom.com

This is a collection of drawings, illustrations and preliminary studies by illustrator Mike Dubisch.

A collection of drawings, illustrations and preliminary work by illustrator Mike Dubisch. This volume also contains life drawings and sequential art sequences.