In the year 2086 humanity faces a new threat, Extra Humans. The government is struggling to cope with the growing number of mutants, aliens and supernatural beings who are living amongst us. People are beginning to panic and so, in 2050, the Department for Extra Human Affairs was established with a remit to try and contain the problem. By 2086 the situation has escalated, so they have formed a new rapid response strike force, the Alpha Gods. Who better to police the Extra Human community than Extra Humans themselves?
This group of young misfits and rebels must learn to work together despite facing conflict from within and from without. How can they follow a leader they have no faith in? How can they fight people they used to count as allies?
Their first mission sees them taking on an ancient evil, Malak. He is a Nephilim, an ancient race that was spawned when fallen angels mated with human women. He’s seeking a way to bring his “fathers” through to our world, and only the Alpha Gods stand in his way.
Written by Ian Sharman (Hero: 9 to 5, Hypergirl, The Lady & The Lost World) with art by Ezequiel Pineda and JJ Alonso and coloured by Mauro Barbosa, Yel Zamor, Leigh Wortley and Patrik Mock, this special Omnibus edition collects Alpha Gods: Emergence, Alpha Gods: Betrayal and Alpha Gods: Revelation, the complete first Alpha Gods story arc. Also included are seventy five pages of extras featuring rare and never before seen production artwork produced during the development of the series.
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It’s finally time, volume 4 of The Cosplay Journal is coming! And it’s bigger than ever! Featuring an exclusive interview with Nicole Rousmaniere the curator of The British Museum’s Citi Manga Exhibition, and a photoshoot in The British Museum itself!
Returning once more to a world where being a super hero is just another nine to five job!
Focusing on non-binary genders and people of the LGBTQIA+ community, this is a collection of twelve short stories crossing a wide spectrum of genres and different sub themes, such as the reuniting of a same-sex couple through a failed cadaver-finding German Shepherd, a bookshop haunted by a deceased non-binary customer and a gruesome discovery made by a gay couple after their new cat pees on the floor.
You can hire him, but you can’t buy him.
We have built megalopolises, advanced technologies and even cyborgs but as ‘CAVEMAN’ shows us, with a sly grin, deep inside we’re still just a bunch of grunting beasts!
The Da Vinci Code meets Timeline when a London Grad Student find himself in a race against the clock to not only find John Dee’s missing grimoire, but to use it to contact Dee himself; in the process stopping a chain of events that would end the world.
The third volume of The Cosplay Journal is available to pre-order now, bringing more ideas, insight, and interviews from the world of cosplay and costume making.
The Cosplay Journal is a coffee table publication, focusing on the Diversity and Craft of cosplay. We show that anyone from any walk of life can get involved in cosplay, and that we are all capable of learning new skills, creating amazing things and bringing joy into our own and other people’s lives through the art of costume making.
What if everything we knew about the ancient history of our world was wrong?