“This could be the cult classic of our generation.” —Jennifer Chancellor, The Tulsa World

By Charles Martin & Will Weinke

Rock icon Jim Jacobs led his fans and followers into the woods east of Norman, Oklahoma. They were never heard from again. Utilizing rotating perspective, the dominant hand assembles stories from those on the periphery of an apocalyptic cult in the midst of its final act.

by Charles Martin & Will Weinke

Along a coastline, nestled between two protective mountains, there lies a simple, yet extraordinary town whose residents believe that wishes can come true—provided the wish isn’t too big to fit into such a small place. 

A weary widower is to the key to the town’s strange magic, and he is left alone to do his mysterious, yet crucial work of holding the town together. 

When Alexandra inherits a bookstore in The Town Where All Things Are Possible, she must decide whether she will simply accept the oddities of her new home, or if she will look deeper into the town’s ancient intrigue and the one person who might have the answers to what is actually possible. 

“The Town Where All Things Are Possible made me want to pack my bags. The pages are filled with mystery, loss, and love all wrapped up in one weird, little town full of strangers I have always known. 

“This book, this town, is exactly what we need right now, a delightful mystery filled with hope and, of course, possibility.”—Karen Feiner, The Shakespearean Shrew Podcast

“Beautifully written fable of love, community, and what dreams might cost. This book is full of humor, warmth, and life and it’s populated with a rich collection of characters (and penguins!) that you will quickly grow to love and want to spend more time with.” —J Hall, The Okie Bookcast

Stories by M. Thorne Poorman, Charles Martin & Will Weinke, jonathan lofferty, and Noah Milligan

Illustrations by Grimsley Sloane

Vile Wonders and Wicked Tales is a whirlwind of polyphonic stories weaved by some of Oklahoma's finest speculative fiction writers operating today. From suburban and small town streets to intergalactic spaceships and infinite hallways of the multiverse, this collection of original novellas thrills the senses and boggles the mind. Martin & Weinke, lofferty, Poorman, and Milligan have created distinct and astounding worlds united by one concordant message: the importance of family, whether by blood or by choice, during your vilest and wickedest of times.

Trade collecting issues 1-4 w new material

by Jerry Bennett & Charles J. Martin, bonus story by Laron Chapman

Art by Jerry Bennett

Comet and the gang return for the second installment of this All Ages comic about the neurodiverse daughter of Earth's greatest defender. Though Comet just wants to be left alone to read, she must endure school and unwanted birthday invitations while helping her father fix an out-of-control portal to find a missing lab tech.

"A timely, engrossing SF tale with an environmental theme and striking art" that "offers readers just as many reasons to return for the sequel." -Kirkus Reviews

Story by Charles J. Martin, Adrian Morales, Robert Holman, & John Eric Osborn

Art by John Eric Osborn, Chloe Eliman, Jonathan Koelsch, and Nick Hermes

A scientist's lifetime mission becomes a global movement to balance environmental needs with technology and the economy. As climate change creates a cascade of disasters, her movement becomes governmental policy in nations around the world.
In a far future, that movement has created a utopia where the world is in perfect balance, but corruption is seeping in.
Even further into the future, civilisation has collapsed.
We Promised Utopia is a story told over thousands connecting clues on how one woman's obsession created a perfect world, why it failed, and how a small band of survivors might just create it again.

"A timely, engrossing SF tale with an environmental theme and striking art" that "offers readers just as many reasons to return for the sequel." -Kirkus Reviews

Story by Charles J. Martin, Adrian Morales, Robert Holman, & John Eric Osborn

Art by John Eric Osborn, Chloe Eliman, Jonathan Koelsch, and Nick Hermes

A scientist's lifetime mission becomes a global movement to balance environmental needs with technology and the economy. As climate change creates a cascade of disasters, her movement becomes governmental policy in nations around the world.
In a far future, that movement has created a utopia where the world is in perfect balance, but corruption is seeping in.
Even further into the future, civilisation has collapsed.
We Promised Utopia is a story told over thousands connecting clues on how one woman's obsession created a perfect world, why it failed, and how a small band of survivors might just create it again.

Story by Charles J. Martin and Jerry Bennett

Art by Jerry Bennett

Trapped in the throne room, Comet now has a chance to ask her grandfather, the Poet King, everything she's ever wondered about her ancestral lands and why her mother fled all those years ago. Meanwhile Emmet, Isaac, and Betsy, locked away in the castle's dungeon, may have found the help they need to escape and rescue Glamorella and Comet in the process.

Story by Charles J. Martin and Jerry Bennett

Art by Jerry Bennett

What in the world(s) is happening on the other side of that portal? The season two premiere of Glamorella's Daughter takes place entirely in Yielding City, the alternate realm where Glamorella was born. An unlikely team forms in Comet, Isaac, Betsy, and Glamorella as they set out to save Emmett from danger in the hands of his in-law, The King.

Story by Charles J. Martin and Jerry Bennett

Art by Jerry Bennett

When word of another abduction reaches Glamor Manor, Comet decides to take things into her own hands. With the help of Isaac and an unlikely ally, Comet sets out to save the day. Like mother, like daughter. But just wait until Glamorella finds out . . .

Story by Charles J. Martin and Jerry Bennett

Art by Jerry Bennett

How can a super-hero and her daughter get along when they're worlds apart? In this all-ages comic about the neurodiverse daughter of Earth's greatest defender, Comet endures a birthday party, Glamorella grapples with her image-conscious brand manager, and Emmett runs into portal troubles.

Story by Charles J. Martin and Jerry Bennett

Art by Jerry Bennett

Comet and the gang return for the second installment of this All Ages comic about the neurodiverse daughter of Earth's greatest defender. Though Comet just wants to be left alone to read, she must endure school and unwanted birthday invitations while helping her father fix an out-of-control portal to find a missing lab tech.

Story by Charles J. Martin and Jerry Bennett

Art by Jerry Bennett

Comet, the daughter of Earth’s greatest defender, yearns for a quiet existence with towers of books and the occasional game night at her friend’s house. Her mom, Glamorella, savors the thrill of adventure, the heat of battle, and the glitzy soirées that come with superheroics.

Story by Charles J. Martin and Bradley Cooper

Art by Don Rosencrans and Rhyha Shepherd

In the near future, artificial intelligence has replaced all human drivers on the road, leading to safe roadways, but also an underground racing network of rebellious hot rod clubs called Hives. 
Sam, Ozone, and their supped-up '66 Mustang named Betsy are the fastest team in the circuit and deftly dodge the oppressive swarms of police drones trying to shut down the racers. 
Meanwhile, a mysterious death causes questions for a governor who first pushed through the Safe Roadways Act that eliminated human drivers from the road. As public outcries for loosening restrictions runs counter to record low numbers of traffic accidents and deaths, the governor fights to increase support for her signature bill while street racers run rampant throughout her state.