If you like psychological horror/mysteries, Mountainhead should be at the top of your reading list.

Jeff Lemire and The Tragically Hip's Gord Downie created a multimedia experience that will break your heart.

A Venice Beach murder mystery where the homeless population is a major focus.

Resonant does what almost nothing else can in the horror genre: something new.

Chinatown meets Calvin & Hobbes if the main character had a lot of unresolved issues and imagined his stuffed animal was his partner.

A story of gods and war, faith and starships.

An anarchic, chaotic-neutral intergalactic romp.

The original sword & sorcery bad boy gets an update, with original Howard tales sandwiched by brand-new content.

TEST is a new play on the hero's journey and the story of the fugitive on the lam from the law.

The Catalyst is a delightfully dark jaunt through multiple genres, put together by a who's-who of fantastic indie comic creators.

It's so much worse than we thought.

Writer: Jon Tsuei Art: Audrey Mok Publisher: Vault Comics WHAT IS IT? An Asian/Middle-Eastern adventure story filled with magic and...

Writer: David Pepose Art: Jorge Santiago, Jr. Publisher: Action Lab Entertainment WHAT IS IT? A PTSD-tinged noir mystery with strong...

An epic quest with an elderly protagonist colored in with elements of supernatural fantasy and samurai lore.

If you're a fan of survival horror in space, you'll love Prey For Us. This first issue sets up what promises to be a terrifying comic.

Writer: Alex Paknadel Art: Diego Galindo Publisher: Lion Forge WHAT IS IT? It's a British superhero story that's part of the greater Lion...

Untitled Generic Space Comedy is a humorous space opera that fulfills all of its title's promises and more.

Earworm is not only a fresh and innovative concept, it's gorgeously painted, to boot.

Writer: Danny Lore Art: Jordi Pérez Publisher: Vault Comics WHAT IS IT? A futuristic crime story where dreams can become sentient beings....

It's rare to find a comic that will make you re-evaluate your life and the world around you, but Wasted Space does this consistently.