Starship Victory

The Starship Victory has a long history as the Galactic Union's most famous ship. Two centuries ago Captain John Fry cemented that legacy by discovering many weird alien races, insane space diseases and the strangest mystery in history: an exact duplicate of the planet Earth.

In the centuries since then many more Earths have been discovered out among the stars...

Meet the newest crew of the Starship Victory: Engineering Chief Golem is a neurotic, alcoholic android. The Executive Officer Elorg is a flamboyant musical cyborg. The head navigator, Ensign Brahma just wants to fit in with all the humans on the crew, even though he is an energy being from an extinct race of space gods. And Security Chief Kylie Hayes will do whatever she must to protect the Victory and it's crew from the vast array off dangers that it will inevitably face.

After a routine mission leads the Victory to a graveyard world it's crew is set on a path to explore that strangest mystery of all—the origin of the multiple Earths. But along the way they will face many challenges—deranged space gods, gender twisting diseases, suicidal civilizations, space zombies, robot pirates, and other threats too bizarre to describe.

Can Golem, Elorg, Brahma and Chief Hayes put aside their personal issues and discover the truth? Or is the galaxy doomed to never know it's true origins?

Moonlit Massacres

Max knows he has a monster deep inside himself. He can control it most of the time—fight the depraved and nightmarish hungers—but on the night of the full moon he can't help but give in to his dark desires and he is consumed by his lycanthropic nature.

After assaulting the home of a drug lord Max discovers that he's not the only monster out there. Soon, Max is pulled into a gang war between a vampire and a mysterious sorcerer. They try to use his best friend Rose as leverage—but she has a secret of her own.

Can Max and Rose calm the discordant devils inside themselves?

Can they quiet the conflict between Iron Vlad and Doctor Limba before it boils over?

Or will they be consumed by their bestial desires and live a life of moonlit massacres?

Perdition Lost

When the Devil abdicates the throne of Hell the netherworld is thrown into disarray.

It's not surprising that many of the damned try to use the chaos to try and escape the smoldering cauldrons of damnation, but Pete's best friend is a demon, so he succeeds where many others fail. Once back on Earth he wants nothing more than go track down his old friends, family and lovers and resume his old life.

Unfortunately for him, the conflict below is boiling over and it's only a matter of time before Pete and his best friend Dante get pulled back into the infernal war. The Devil's chosen successor isn't popular with the legions of Hell. The Angel of Death has gone mad. Baba Yaga is planning something, though nobody is completely certain what she's planning.

On their quest to restore order to the discord of hell they meet a variety of angels, demons, alchemists, eldritch abominations and a variety of figures from European mythology.

Can Dante and Pete calm the looming conflict?

Or will all Hell break loose?

Captain Tacolicious

Fatter than a speeding bullet... more hungier than a locomotive... able to eat footlong hoagies in a single bite. Look! Up in the sky! It's a hoagie...

...it's a wrap...

it's Captain Tacolicious!