Screw Comics! 5

Screw Comics is back and bigger than ever, with two new stories long in the making to get absorbed into.
In the first story, we meet Walter Lutalica, an upstanding and well-read citizen in the floating city of Pluta, who has strange dreams. While working at his death-defying job as a Solar Glass Changer he meets a man who believes whole-heartedly in a wild conspiracy theory, and it changes Walter's life forever. Now on the other side of the law, it's up to Walter to decide what he believes; When caught between the fascinations of books and dreams what exactly is real? It's a story with action and adventure, that dares to question the fabric of civilization itself. Part one of a three chapter kick-off to a series that's HUGE in scope. Don't miss it!
The second story is a superhero adventure; but don't worry, it's a superhero story written by ToOnZdAy! Teresa Jean Cervantez was having a bad day, until she was struck by a mysterious shooting star. After coming to, her and her best friend Annie soon discover Teresa now has super strength, speed, and the power of flight. Teresa uses her newfound powers to settle some old scores, but a bad PR move has her labeled by the public an unfortunate name. It's the origin story of a woman who must contend with becoming the strongest person on the planet while fending off the others who crave that power. And in resisting to be a stereotype she'll soon find that the fate of the planet and her own life are intertwined in the most unforeseeable way.
Another origin story to an epic series. Hey, you caught me in pilot season.

But, seriously, if you've never really been into comics and want something to jump into here you go. No experience necessary.

The book opens with a 10 page rant that compares American Comics and Manga, and how manga comics are getting popular here in America. Hopefully it'll shed some light on your understanding of the comics industry in America, and how it sucks. Good readin'!

Of course there's Horace, and the Blunt Master, they're back.
A special dedication, and an anecdote about my Grandma's old car.

128 pages, still $10!
Ages 15+