From the depths of outer space to the frozen wasteland of Antarctica, punk rock and heavy metal's most shocking and blasphemous band of intergalactic blood spewing alien monsters has returned to kill everything and respect nothing in the pages of GWAR: Orgasmageddon! Banished to the past by the cold and calculating Mr. Perfect, the heroes of GWAR trample through time like a deranged Bill and Ted on bath salts - antics ensue as they stomp and smash and shape human history to what we accept as our current reality.

Gwar: Orgasmageddon

Comics & Graphic Novels

Miner, Matt

Maguire, Matt

Graphic Novels

Dynamite Entertainment

Animal cruelty is the most pervasive form of torture in the modern world. The heroes who fight it don't wear capes, they wear ski-masks. Whether it's vicious dog-fighting clubs or senseless lab experiments force-feeding oven cleaners to monkeys, Jeanette Francis and Damon Guerrero have had enough. Using any and all means available to them, Jeanette and Damon not only rescue the animals but also avenge them - delivering harsh retribution to the animals' captors and tormentors. "Liberator is a comic with a purpose, a voice, and a platform. It also happens to be incredibly well written and paced. It's well worth your money, and some of the profits go to an incredible cause." - Bloody Disgusting A hard-edged vigilante series about young heroes who avenge the torture of animals, created by writer and real-life dog rescuer Matt Miner (Occupy Comics) with art by Javier Sanchez Aranda (Star Trek: The Next Generation). Cover by Tim Seeley (Revival, Hack/Slash). * 30% of Liberator profits will go to animal rescue initiatives. * "Unlike any comic book to date, Miner delivers a message about animal abuse with expert knowledge on the matter, while blending it with a gritty protagonist in the vein of Batman." -Comic Booked "It's refreshing to see a comic hero fighting for something I care about, rather than protecting the financial security of the rich and middle class. The comic world hasn't had anything approaching this since Grant Morrison's Animal Man chickened out during a laboratory arson... Comic books have always had the power to make the impossible and outlandish seem attainable, allowing us to get lost in vibrant fantasy. Following in this tradition, Liberator helps to bridge the gap between superherodom and ourselves. Damon doesn't do anything that any of us couldn't, a fact which makes his acts all the more extraordinary. -Earth First Journal Inspired by the exploits of ordinary people who risk their lives and freedom for defenseless animals, Liberator is a superhero comic for readers interested in real-world justice doled out to real-world villains. "It has an infectious energy, a bold purpose, and will speak to many... Liberator strikes for the core of the movement and will resonate with a far wider audience than anything more explicit or shocking. This ain't PETA, it's far too considered and powerful for that." - Comics Beat This book collects Liberator issues 1-4 into a single volume for the first time. It also includes 40 pages of brand-new, previously unreleased comics taking place in the Liberator world by a murderer's row of incredible, animal-loving comics creators: "This Is You" Written by Tim Seeley Illustrated by Tim Seeley (pencils/inks), K. Michael Russell (colors) "Liber" Written by Ales Kot Illustrated by Morgan Jeske "Broken" Written by Ed Brisson Illustrated by Brian Level "Politics" Written by Alex de Campi Illustrated by Sally Jane Thompson (pencils/inks), Jenn Manley Lee (colors) "What's a hero, anyway?" Written by Frank Barbiere Illustrated by "Liberation" Written &amp; Illustrated by Megan Hutchison "Anchor Point" Written by Matt Miner Illustrated by Tess Fowler "Unlocking" Written by Fabian Rangel, Jr. Illustrated by Jonathan Brandon Sawyer (pencils/inks), Doug Garbark (colors) "We Are What We Are" Written by Matthew Rosenberg and Patrick Kindlon Illustrated by Ariela Rie Kristantina "Rage" Written by Adam Egypt Mortimer Illustrated by Ryan Lee

Liberator, Vol 1: Rage Ignition (1)

Black Mask Studios

A hilarious and gory tongue-in-cheek story, Toe Tag Riot is a punk rock band cursed to become zombies who make the best of their situation by adhering to a strict diet of racists' and misogynists' brains! Starring Andy Hurley of Fall Out Boy and The Westboro Baptist Church (as dinner!), this horror-comedy in the vein of Return of the Living Dead and Deathgasm was released to rave reviews from both the comics media and LGBTQ new outlets who couldn't get enough of the ultra-violent, politically-minded fun and gore. Coming to book form for the first time, this collection includes the four-issue mini-series plus the super-limited #0 prequel issue and the short comic originally published in Alternative Press Magazine!

Toe Tag Riot

From Anonymous to USA Today and Hot Topic to Tumblr, everyone is talking about these hip animal avengers.Sarah and Jeanette love animals with a vengeance. Under cover of darkness, they don ski-masks and wield sledgehammers, rescuing abused animals from dog-fighting rings, outlaw testing labs, and other abusers. When they wreak havoc on a rogue gang of hunters, though, the girls find themselves in over their heads as they discover they've stumbled onto a gang - not of hunters - but of serial killers... and soon the liberators become the prey!

Critical Hit (2) (Liberator)

A pair of young vigilantes break into a shady laboratory where bizarre tests are being run on animals. What at first seems like a simple rescue mission becomes more dangerous when they stumble on secret military experiments, discovering to their horror that the animals they sought to help have been turned into something different, something monstrous... and, once the cages are opened, Jeanette and Sarah quickly become the prey of these weaponized beasts. This high-octane action comic blends vigilante heroics with sci-fi horror for a brutal new adventure. Collects issues 1-4.

Lab Raider (3) (Liberator)

All We Ever Wanted offers a shot of optimism in a time when it’s so desperately needed. Instead of wallowing in despair, these 24 stories provide a road map toward a brighter future. Will our salvation come from embracing technology, or from a return to nature. Is a new world right around the corner, or will it take an apocalypse-level event to give us the opportunity to start over from scratch. Stories of time-travel, virtual reality, community-building, and complete inclusion all told by a diverse group of creators, each with a unique, but uplifting, vision of the future. All We Ever Wanted was so well-received that a sequel anthology, Maybe Someday, is due out November 2020. Reviews: For anyone who likes a dose of good news to balance out the frequent bad... 24 short stories loaded with hope!" – The New York Times All We Ever Wanted gives readers and fans something we've been desperately craving - confirmation that hope is not lost. An all-star crew of comic book talents join forces for the must-read anthology of the year. A can't miss serving of positivity and optimism. --Alex Segura (Blackout, The Archies) The stories in All We Ever Wanted are as diverse and extraordinary as each contributor. The art is magnetic, alluring and vivid. The world needs more visions of utopias and this book more than provides it. --Pharoah Miles, GraphicPolicy.com All We Ever Wanted weaves together the ordinary and extraordinary in every story to remind us that however hard it is to find, there is still hope. --Katie Cardwell, Nerdophiles.com

All We Ever Wanted: Stories of A Better World

Burnham, Erik

MacKie, Howard

Palicki, Eric

Allor, Paul

Rahal, Eliot

Shammas, Nadia

Zimmerman, Justin

Maddox, James

Chin-Tanner, Tyler

A Wave Blue World Inc

Review\nFor anyone who likes a dose of good news to balance out the frequent bad... 24 short stories loaded with hope!" - The New York Times\nAll We Ever Wanted gives readers and fans something we've been desperately craving - confirmation that hope is not lost. An all-star crew of comic book talents join forces for the must-read anthology of the year. A can't miss serving of positivity and optimism. --Alex Segura (Blackout, The Archies)\nThe stories in All We Ever Wanted are as diverse and extraordinary as each contributor. The art is magnetic, alluring and vivid. The world needs more visions of utopias and this book more than provides it. --Pharoah Miles, GraphicPolicy.com\nAll We Ever Wanted weaves together the ordinary and extraordinary in every story to remind us that however hard it is to find, there is still hope. --Katie Cardwell, Nerdophiles.com\nAll We Ever Wanted offers a shot of optimism in a time when it's so desperately needed. Instead of wallowing in despair, these 24 stories provide a road map toward a brighter future. Will our salvation come from embracing technology, or from a return to nature. Is a new world right around the corner, or will it take an apocalypse-level event to give us the opportunity to start over from scratch. Stories of time-travel, virtual reality, community-building, and complete inclusion all told by a diverse group of creators, each with a unique, but uplifting, vision of the future.\nAll We Ever Wanted was so well-received that a sequel anthology, Maybe Someday, is due out November 2020.

To get into the Master's good graces, the Destructo brothers have trapped GWAR in order to interrogate them to find the key to destroying Cardinal Syn once and for all. Will Sawborg and Bozo Destructo get the answers they need? Can GWAR escape their clutches? Will Cardinal Syn destroy them all? And what really happened when GWAR were banished to earth? All will be revealed in GWAR: The Enormogantic Fail, a new graphic novel from legendary rock band GWAR and Renegade Arts Entertainment. Told in a Rashomon-style (same story told from different, unreliable, and self-serving perspectives, to humorous effect) telling of the destruction of the planet Flab Quarv 7 and GWAR's subsequent banishment to Earth/destruction of dinosaurs/creation of humans/freezing in Antarctica, as narrated by 6 of the current GWAR characters as they're interrogated by Sawborg and Bozo Destructo. Written by Matt Maguire and Matt Miner, with art by some of the greatest comic creators this side of Flab Quarv 7, hand-picked by GWAR themselves, including Matt Maguire, Liana Kangas, Lukasz Kowalczuk, Matt Lejeune, Katie Longua, Jeff Martin, Kelly Williams and Josh Jensen.

Gwar: the Enormogantic Fail

Manga

Renegade Arts Entertainment

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Gwar: Orgasmageddon

Liberator, Vol 1: Rage Ignition (1)

Toe Tag Riot

Critical Hit (2) (Liberator)

Lab Raider (3) (Liberator)

All We Ever Wanted: Stories of A Better World

All We Ever Wanted: Stories of A Better World

Gwar: the Enormogantic Fail