Wendy and Aaron are trapped in Terrenos, the same place their son Mikey aged from a boy to a man in the course of a year. Will the cost of saving them be too high a price for this family to pay? View All Items In This Series

:  Set in the 1990s among the Appalachian Mountains of Virginia, Holler follows the misadventures of four young friends who form a garage band, while navigating the ups and downs of teenage existence. Featured stories this issue include: "This Next One Is A Song About Jennifer", the story of Mark's one solo songwriting credit for the band and the heartbreak that inspired it; "A Sign From God", a local business' billboard starts mixing in religion with their advertising. Someone though has taken offense and decided to vandalize it and Mark may know the culprits;  "Pornin", takes a look at one of the best past times to ever come out of the Appalachian Mountains. The Short "Bongs and Bowls" is also included. Finally an alt-rock, grunge-fueled comic that everyone can enjoy! View All Items In This Series

Max Weaver's Grubbs is a chaotic cross between Calvin & Hobbes and Dennis The Menace, an old school throwback with a modern spin. Meet eight-year old Billy Watson, a pint-sized chaos agent who received the unwanted nickname "Grubbs" from his big brother Zane. Grubbs' favorite pastime is tormenting Zane, his older sister Courtney, the neighborhood twin girls, and anyone else that crosses his path. Grubbs' best pal, confidante, and advisor is his imaginary friend Tyler. Join in for some good clean fun as Grubbs' concocts his schemes to get even, get ahead, and just get by. View All Items In This Series

Patrick Rooks has created a modern-day masterpiece with Celery Stalks. Rooks' graphic novel seamlessly blends elements of Silver Age horror and romance comics with the modern mystery twists of Twin Peaks wrapped in a visual language reminiscent of Steve Ditko.