Category: Comics

The Myth of Cthulhu by Esteban Maroto
Requirements: .CBR/.CBZ reader, 149MB
Overview: Illustrated in haunting black and white over 3 decades ago, these comics are rereleased in a new edition, adapting three of H.P. Lovecraft’s most famous stories involving the Cthulhu Mythos. The Nameless City is considered the first story of Lovecraft’s Cthulhu Mythos, detailing the discovery of an ancient city in the deserts of the Arabian Peninsula built by an unnamed race of beings of reptilian appearance. In The Festival, a man arrives at the sea town of Kingsport, Massachusetts, during Christmas but finds a place eerily empty and centuries out of date. The Call of Cthulhu is perhaps Lovecraft’s most famous story, describing a man who after finding the notes of his grand-uncle is lead on a journey around the world in search of this mysterious and disturbing phenomenon.
Genre: Comics



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The Moon and Serpent Bumper Book of Magic by Alan Moore and Steve Moore
Requirements: .PDF reader, 155MB
Overview: The most acclaimed writer in comics history, Alan Moore, joins his late mentor Steve Moore for one last graphic grimoire: a sprawling and stunning introduction to magic in all its timeless forms, brought to life by six wondrous and whimsical artists.
Splendid news for enquiring minds and guaranteed salvation for humanity. Steve and Alan Moore, proprietors of the celebrated Moon and Serpent Grand Egyptian Theatre of Marvels (sorcery by appointment since circa 150 AD), have produced a clear and practical grimoire of the occult sciences that offers endless necromantic fun for all the family. Exquisitely illuminated by a host of adepts including Kevin O’Neill, John Coulthart, Steve Parkhouse, Rick Veitch, Melinda Gebbie and Ben Wickey, this marvelous and unprecedented tome promises to provide all that the reader could conceivably need in order to commence a fulfilling new career as a diabolist.
Its contents include profusely illustrated instructional essays upon this ancient sect’s theories of magic, notably the key dissertation Adventures in Thinking, which gives reliable advice as to how entry into the world of magic may be readily achieved. Further to this, a number of Rainy Day activity pages present lively and entertaining things to do once the magical state has been attained, including such popular pastimes as divination, etheric travel and the conjuring of a colourful multitude of spirits, deities, dead people and infernal entities from the pit, all of whom are sure to become your new best friends.
Also contained within this extravagant compendium of thaumaturgic lore is a history of magic from the last ice age to the present day, told in a series of easy-to-absorb pictorial biographies of fifty great enchanters and complemented by a variety of picture stories depicting events ranging from the Palaeolithic origins of art, magic, language and consciousness to the rib-tickling comedy exploits of Moon and Serpent founder Alexander the False Prophet.
In addition to these manifold delights, the adventurous reader will also discover a series of helpful travel guides to mind-wrenching alien dimensions that are within comfortable walking distance, as well as profiles of the many quaint local inhabitants that one might bump into at these exotic resorts. A full range of entertainments will be provided, encompassing such diverse novelties and pursuits as a lavishly decorated, decadent pulp tale of occult adventure recounted in the serial form. Completing this almost-unimaginable treasure trove is a lengthy thesis revealing the ultimate meaning of both the Moon and the Serpent in a manner that makes transparent the much-obscured secret of magic, happiness, sex, creativity and the known universe, while at the same time explaining why these lunar and ophidian symbols feature so prominently in the order’s peculiar name.
A colossal and audacious publishing triumph of three hundred and fifty-two pages, beautifully produced in the finest tradition of educational literature for young people, The Moon and Serpent Bumper Book of Magic will transform your lives, your reality and any spare lead that you happen to have lying around into the purest and most radiant gold.
Genre: Comics



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The Walking Dead Deluxe #99 (2024) by Robert Kirkman
Requirements: .CBR/.CBZ reader, 94.0 MB
Overview: Read it again! It’s time to revisit the historic independent series that took the entertainment world by storm 17 years ago! Follow Rick Grimes’s journey again, from the very beginning, but this time in STUNNING FULL COLOR by the masterful DAVE McCAIG. This deluxe version will feature a memorable array of variant covers commemorating major character introductions and the series’ most memorable twists and turns. Each issue will include a new installment of “The Cutting Room Floor,” featuring ROBERT KIRKMAN’s original handwritten plots along with commentary on abandoned storylines and things that may have changed along the way. This deluxe, definitive presentation of the story in full color will NOT be collected any time soon, so these single issues will be the only way to experience this.
Genre: Comics



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Final Cut by Charles Burns
Requirements: .CBR/.CBZ reader, 925MB
Overview: As a child, Brian and his friend Jimmy would make science fiction films in their yards, convincing their friends to star as victims of grisly murders, smearing lipstick on the bodies to simulate blood. Now a talented artist and aspiring filmmaker, Brian, along with Jimmy, Jimmy’s friend Tina and Laurie, his reluctant muse, sets off to a remote cabin in the woods with an old 8 millimeter camera to make a true sci-fi horror movie, an homage to Brian’s favorite movie: Invasion of the Body Snatchers. But as Brian’s affections for Laurie go seemingly unreciprocated, Brian writes and draws himself into a fantasy where she is the girl of his dreams, his damsel in distress and his savior wrapped into one.
Rife with references to classic sci-fi and horror movies and filled with panels of stunning depictions of nature, film and the surreal, Charles Burns blurs the line between Brian’s dreams, reality, imagination and perception. A master of the form at his finest, Final Cut is an astonishing look at what it means to truly express oneself through art.
Genre: Comics



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The Obscure Cities by Benoit Peeters and François Schuiten
Requirements: .PDF, .CBR/.CBZ reader, 1.71GB
Overview: The Obscure Cities (Les Cités Obscures), first published in English as Stories of the Fantastic and Cities of the Fantastic, is a comic book series created by Belgian artist François Schuiten and French writer Benoit Peeters. First serialized in magazine format in 1982, the series has been published in album format by Brussels-based publisher Casterman since 1983. New installments of the series were published throughout the 1980s, 1990s, 2000s, and 2020s with full-color, partial color or black and white artwork, as well as photo illustration. The artwork of the series is distinguished by Schuiten’s realistic rendering of diverse contemporary, historical and imaginary architectural styles.
The series is commonly labeled as steampunk, based on frequent appearances of anachronistic technology, storytelling and visual traditions of the scientific romance era and its retrofuturist parallel world setting of imagined cities and cultures inspired by Jules Verne’s literary depiction of Europe in the late 19th century. However, diverging from steampunk conventions as well as science fiction and fantasy in general, the setting is neither a speculative world nor an alternate history, but rather a plausible world for readers to relate to, as Peeters has emphasized. The Obscure Cities has no unifying narrative, instead telling a series of unrelated stories, which have spanned genres such as pseudo-documentary, travel literature, psychological drama and political satire.
Taking the Angouleme International Comics Festival Prize for Best Album in 1985 established The Obscure Cities as a prominent work of Franco-Belgian comics. The series has received analysis from literary and artistic scholars and both authors are active in art, literature and film projects in Belgium and France.
Genre: Comics



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