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COMIC BOOKS


The Burning Metronome: Books 0 & 1
For the first time in 5 years, The Burning Metronome: Book I is back - with a new cover, and new chapters that were not in the 2017 version (172 pages). You'll also get a NEW prequel book ( The Burning Metronome: Book 0 - 96 pages) with 4 stories that take place before Book I. Six courageous explorers find themselves trapped in another world with the strangest creatures they've ever seen: human beings! Read a free preview.


Children's Book: The Masks In Your Dreams
"I got my copy of the book earlier this week and it looks so great! My kids are in love with it. In fact, my 10 year old daughter told me...


What'd I Miss
A collection of the first few years of What'd I Miss? , R. Alan Brooks and Cori Redford's weekly comic for The Colorado Sun . Exploring...


Nat Love: Denver Art Museum Edition
Nat Love - A Cowboy’s Life is a graphic novel adaptation of the autobiography of Nat Love, a Black cowboy from the 1800s. He had a remarkable life, and a fictionalized version of him appeared in the Netflix film, The Harder They Fall. This book was a commission for the Denver Art Museum, and it’s still on permanent display on the 7th floor of the Martin Building there, where you can read it on a touchscreen monitor. In this story, Nat Love’s autobiography is distilled dow


Grieving Mall
Haunted by depressing news, Lorraine uncovers an eerie secret that her estranged mother tried to share with her years ago. Grieving Mall deals with issues of grief, family, and feeling disconnected.


The Return of Balthazar:Denver Art Museum Edition
King Balthazar, one of the 3 biblical "wise men," has returned, under mysterious circumstances. He tells us what it was like for him to...


Anguish Garden: Book 2
In Anguish Garden: Book 2, At least 3 armed groups want Mumford dead - all because of what he knows about an alien plague, and a...


Anguish Garden: Book 1
After a failed alien invasion, a teenager named Zola tracks people infected by an incurable virus, and sends them to a quarantine called Anguish Garden. But when a war veteran sabotages her efforts, Zola has to find out why. Anguish Garden is a post-apocalyptic Western, which is an allegory for leaving White supremacist movements.
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