OBSO/LETE
1995: A Hacker Attack takes out half of the US Government's infrastructure.
1996: The US Cybersecurity Act outlaws or severely restricts access to any networked or mobile technologies for the entire country.
2046: NOW...
The City, a sprawling metropolis consisting of almost twenty separate districts, is under immense pressure. For the last nine months, the overburdened power system has been on its last legs, forcing the government to implement the Cold Spot Protocol - rolling blackouts that hit different districts at different times to help alleviate the pressure and demand.
Meanwhile, in the darkest corners of The City, something has awoken. Not human, not machine, but somewhere in between. These creatures hunt in the shadows, searching for flesh or technology to assimilate into their number.
OBSO/LETE tells the story of two bartenders, Sandra Ng and Juliette Thomas. Working in District 4, one of the more blue-collar neighborhoods in the city, the two drink-slingers start noticing more and more strange events - increasing blackouts in the city, shadowy figures in every alleyway, and as the nights roll on, the body count rises...
Keepsakes
Comixology (Digital) - SeerNova Comics (Digital) - Etsy (Physical) - Phoenix Comics and Games (Physical)
A basement full of mysterious keepsakes unlocks a series of short horror stories ranging from urban terror to childhood fables.
KEEPSAKES is a 24 page Black-and-White comic book, telling the story of two siblings who step into their late father's basement and find his collection of mysterious and horrifying items.
Each of those items comes with their own story- an SD card from a broken camera, a firefighter's uniform, a box of baseball caps, a folder full of receipts from a restaurant. As they encounter each item, we learn their story, and we get a sense of... what else could possibly be hidden down in their dad's basement.
“…a damn fine terror tome” - Daniel XIII, horrorfuel.com
It features art from
Emilio Utrera instagram.com/elm_utrera
Dedy Koerniawan instagram.com/dedy.koerniawan
Branko Jovanovik instagram.com/bane_art979/
Samir Simão deviantart.com/samirsimao
and a Cover by:
Vincent Van Hoof artofvincentvanhoof.com
