Up until now, Dr. Ware has lived a simple, reclusive life as a forensic doctor. But when bizarre corpses show up on his doorstep, and the Ministry of Death imposes new, demanding guidelines, the good doctor will learn there is much more to the world around him than he ever bargained for. Part Tim Burton, part advanced Edward Gorey, this zoetrope of masterfully rendered transhumanist horror will haunt your dreams and delight your senses.Ivica Stevanovic was born in 1977 in Yugoslavia. He has published more than a thousand illustrations in texbooks and children's books for publishers in Serbia, Europe, and the United States. He teaches Graphic Communications and Book Graphics at the University of the Arts in Novi Sad. He has been awarded several prizes for design, illustration, cartoons, and comics.You can find out more about Stevanovic on his blog ivicastevanovicart.blogspot.co.uk.

Kindly Corpses

Comics & Graphic Novels

Penevski, Zoran

Graphic Novels

ChiGraphic

It was a golden age for the heroes of Midnight City. Since the end of the war, people have looked to them to maintain order and restore the public trust. The Midnight Society patrols the streets of the world's largest metropolis. People of all walks aspired to join the ranks of the mysterious protectors of decency and truth.The red phone has rung at last for The Risk, an eager new mystery man, but on his first assignment for the society his partner and mentor is found murdered. An eldritch cult has burrowed into the heart of Midnight City and is killing its heroic protectors.

Midnight City: Corpse Blossom

After uncovering the ghastly secret of the heroes of The Midnight Society, the allies and the enemies of The Risk must navigate treacherous waters, with anyone left unsure who is a monster behind the mask. Since The Risk disappeared, The Sphinx has been on the trail of the truth, guided by nightmares of a doom-addled sea and the creatures that rule it. But in a world where everyone is hiding something behind the mask, how long until The Midnight Society’s luck runs out, and the world becomes the hellscape The Sphinx thought she’d left behind in the War? Golden Age vigilantes face off against Lovecraftian terrors in this horror noir that blurs the line between heroes and the monsters inside them.

Midnight City: Fleshtree

Chomichuk, GMB

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Dare you confront a fearsome Uzult in its unholy stronghold? Will you brave the malevolent mists of the Miasmagon? Can you resist the Volupyrie’s tempest of temptation? Within these pages lurk eighty hitherto unheard-of entities of the imagination, each one vividly described and illustrated. Fourscore Phantasmagores is a compendium of creatures great and small, vile and virtuous, mundane and magical. Creatures of the waters, earth, air, and ether, some sympathetic, others utterly sinister. Drawing on a diversity of styles and techniques, from the realm of high fantasy and far beyond, artist and writer Rupert Bottenberg conjures up a panoply of preternatural apparitions. It is a rich read for the fantasy aficionado―and a bountiful resource for the role-playing gamer.

Fourscore Phantasmagores: A Gathering of Grotesqueries for Gapejaws and Gamemasters

Bottenberg, Rupert

In this gripping and horrific final installment in the Midnight City series, GMB Chomichuk takes us to the limit of his dark imagination, and the end of the line for The Risk, Maxima City’s last hope against an onslaught of terror. With The Midnight Society torn to shreds by the evil that has been lurking beneath it all this time, one man’s luck will run out as he stands on the brink with only his will against the dark desires of an ancient doom.

Midnight City: Body Orchard

Chomichuk, G.M.B

“Loved this book. Zany fun. But since it’s George Romero, there’s a touch of evil behind it all!” ―R.L. Stine, author of Goosebumps and Fear Street When everything is easily crushable under well-meaning feet, how can a Humongo ever fit in in such a little world? From the creator of Night of the Living Dead and the zombie movement that permeates our culture today, comes a sarcastic and cynical children's tale of different creatures trying to coexist in a benign, yet power-hungry environment. In line with Antoine de Saint-Exupery's Little Prince, The Little World of Humongo Bongo is a beautiful metaphor on the evolution of our civilization, depicted with humour and simplicity. Featuring illustrations by Romero himself, welcome to a zany little world captured by the lens of one of the world's visionary film creators. With a foreword by Tony Timpone.

The Little World of Humongo Bongo

Children's Books

Romero, George. A

A century has passed since the arks appeared out of the depths of space and into the blue sky of their humble planet. The alien animals on board have made this planet their new home. They live in their wilderness, they're sold in their markets, and their mysterious origins are even worshipped by some. Like floating shipwrecks, many of the old arks still orbit the planet, waiting to plummet to the ground below. Kairn is an Ark Land scavenger; someone that tracks ark debris impacts to salvage and later pawn. But when the local radio station announces a contest, offering a sizable reward for the latest ark debris, Kairn is unwittingly thrust into a quest full of colourful characters, strange places, and bizarre creatures.

Ark Land

Ford, Scott A.

My favourite girl that I never see is the story of a backwoods witch. Rejected by her closest friend, Ori exiles herself on a hermitage deep in the boreal forest outside the town of Boyle. One day while testing her powers at the old Lutheran church, she meets Gideon, a member of the local youth group who holds extensive knowledge on local botany and an obsession with the occult. As Gideon and Ori trade knowledge, they form a tenuous friendship. As the season grows darker, Ori encounters burnt symbols on trees, disemboweled crows and beer cans in geometric arrangements: all signs that another witch is working in the area. As markers of dark magic infest the landscape, midnight conferences are held in the red light of the church basement. In rich, autumn watercolour, this prairie folktale traces Ori's paranoid path through the lonely, marshy forest. Isolation, heartbreak and ritual interweave online and IRL as Ori tries to identify her true friends and hold onto the version of reality she knows.

My favourite girl that I never see

Loberg, Courtney

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