Premiere Comics!
Just some of the new comics which will be at SPACE 2025!
Lox Myth by the November Twins- Sunday comics meet Futurama in this dungeons and Dragons inspired adventure. Four heroes go on a magic quest to discover if Lox is real. If our heroes aren't a b**ch this week, we'll see how they try to stop this catastrophe!
Graphic Novel - 82 pages - COMEDY
Lost in the Shuffle #2 by Alex M. Clark:
After losing big at a poker game, Quinn gets in over his head when best friend Morgan plans a robbery to repay the debt. This starts a chain of events cross country running
from the law, the mob and a vengeful maniacal billionaire as they pick up new and strange friends along the way. Their only option is to drive, walk, and crawl to Quinn’s tech mogul father on the east coast, who they believe can save them. After Quinn’s father left him and his dying mother, Quinn never forgave him. The only option Quinn has is his last resort.
In this second exciting chapter, Quinn and Morgan, while being hunted by a dirty FBI agent, stumble upon a secluded farm in the middle of nowhere. Little do they realize the horrors that await them and what the farmer has hiding in his basement. Will Quinn and Morgan make it out of the midwest alive? Get ready for the second stop on this road trip from hell!
Stupiditie Man by the November Twins
- Aesop's fables had morals. Shakespeare's plays had emotion. Anne Frank's diary had the sombur truth. But Stupiditie Man's comic has pictures. And in the end... that's all you need! General comic - 42 pages
Uneasy Weasel by Jake Warrenfeltz
Uneasy Weasel is a collection of art and comic short stories about espionage at sea, insanity in a diner, and the eternal desire to break free. It features promo art from indie rock bands, quiet-quitting testimonials, and shameless self promotion for small press awards. This one really does have it all! It's been a bell-ringer of a year for indie comics journeyman Jacob Warrenfeltz, having created the cover for D.C. Conspiracy's Magic Bullet #21 as well as having the short story “Phone Police”published in Rick Veitch's Rare Bit Fiends #26. Uneasy Weasel picks right up on that momentum with this limited release.
