Loosely based on scenes culled from exploitation and made-for-TV morality plays from the late 70's and early 80's, A LAST CRY FOR HELP is a series of poignant vignettes representing teenage despair and depravity. Familiar scenarios include a beach party, drunk driving, young nurses, and slumber party massacres. After over 10 years making popular mini-comics, A LAST CRY FOR HELP marks Dave Kiersh's first solo graphic novel.

A Last Cry for Help

Dave Kiersh

Bodega

Combining the depth of the LORD OF THE RINGS and the showmanship of STAR WARS, Kazmir Strzepek's first two episodes of his popular self-published epic adventure, as well as the never before released third chapter. After the ultimate collapse of their civilization, the populaces of an alien world struggle for survival as two acquaintances embark on an adventure to rescue a missing loved one. An amnesiac buffoon wanders the desert. A boding evil spreads across the wasteland. Kaz deftly and effortlessly weaves multiple storylines into a concise, thrilling adventure with all the undertones of any great epic.

The Mourning Star vol 1

Kazimir Strzepek

<p>DAYBREAK marks Brian Ralph's return to the sticks-and-rubble post-apocalyptic adventure that made him popular with CAVE-IN and CLIMBING OUT. A zombie hunt in comic form, Ralph draws the comics aficionado into his world with tense punch lines, soft explosions of character, and brilliant pacing. Part ROAD WARRIOR, part LOST, part DAWN OF THE DEAD, without the gutless style copying so prevalent in the form. A new volume of this series will appear every six months.</p>

Daybreak vol. 1

Comics & Graphic Novels

Brian Ralph

Graphic Novels

A post-modern fairytale of love, loneliness, and mordant self-deprecation, NEVERLAND is Dave Kiersh s ode on the teenage pining for affirmation in the stale world of suburbia, touched with the singular reminiscent poignancy of any John Hughes movie. The suburbs take on the facade of a gingerbread castle on a magical island. What happens to lost boys when they grow up, and their fantasies are no longer innocent? Believing doesn't always mean you can fly. Bad luck with girls, loneliness and the need to escape clashes with a Peter Pan sentiment in Kiersh s intricate, most complex work to date.

Neverland

<p>Brian Ralph completes his acclaimed post-apocalyptic adventure in part 3 of 3 in his zombie chase. Told from a unique first person perspective, Ralph draws the comics aficionado into his world with tense punch lines, soft explosions of character, and brilliant pacing. Part ROAD WARRIOR, part LOST, part DAWN OF THE DEAD, without the gutless style copying so prevalent in the form.</p>

Daybreak vol. 3

Kazmir Strzepek continues his Ignatz award-winning and Eisner nominated post-apocalyptic fantasy adventure. After the ultimate collapse of their civilization, the populaces of an alien world struggle for survival as two acquaintances embark on an adventure to rescue a missing loved one. An amnesiac buffoon wanders the desert. A boding evil spreads across the wasteland. Kaz deftly and effortlessly weaves multiple storylines into a concise, thrilling adventure with all the undertones of any great epic.

The Mourning Star vol. 2

n 2005, Jesse received the Xeric Grant to publish two issues of the Backwards Folding Mirror. His comic strips ran in the late-great Philadelphia Independent, and then for a year and 1/2 in the Philadelphia Weekly. During this time he began work on a thicker volume of material based on the Backwards Folding Mirror characters. The book was completed in 2008 and is titled, Follow Me. Currently, Jesse is working on an epic sci-fi series called Forming, which he posts on his website every Thursday. His work has also appeared in the Meathaus and Canicola anthologies.

Follow Me (Backwards Folding Mirror #3)

Jesse Moynihan

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