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WILD TALES FROM THE IMAGINATION
DEAD CITY
LULLABIES
A techno-archaeologist sifts through the rubble of the once great empire of AERES II and uncovers a secret that will unravel not only transform her world, but define the future of a dying civilization...
Winner of the GOLD LEDGER at the COMIC ART AWARDS AUSTRALIA 2023.
WRITTEN & ILLUSTRATED BY
Aidan Roberts
FUTURE TALES
“Once upon a time... Our world ended. No one
knew where they came from or what they wanted,
but they took everything. They called themselves
the World Order Liberation Force
(W.O.L.F.). The survivors live in three hidden underground cities, each run by a resistance leader, ex-cops known as “The Three Pigs.”
Now we fight to survive. We fight for our happily ever after.”
FUTURE TALES re-imagines classic fairy tales
into a rich interlocking science fiction adventure
set in a post-apocalyptic world.
WRITTEN BY PHILIP TARL DENSON
ILLUSTRATED BY THE WILD NORTH
INTERNATIONAL ARTS COLLECTIVE.
ZERO POINT:
ORIGINS
Australian army captain Kyle Burton mysteriously manifests the ability to channel zero-point energy while working as an international peacekeeper in East Timor, leading him to uncover a conspiracy which the secret origins of post-humans across the world!
Based on award-winning animated web- series Zero Point: Season Zero.
WRITTEN & ILLUSTRATED BY
JONATHON SAUNDERS
CHRONOS:
THE SPACETIME MACHINE
In the near future, the CHRONOS software
merges quantum physics, fractal algorithms
and artificial intelligence to render a perfect
simulacrum of space and time. Yet nothing
could prepare the first chrononaut for the voyage
he is about to undertake...
WRITTEN, ILLUSTRATED & IMAGINEERED BY TIMOTHY PARISH
BLAK POWER
ART CATALOGUE
Blak Power is an art anthology documenting the first retrospective of First Nations Australian superheroes, featuring an essay on the history of Indigenous representation in comics by Jonathon Saunders (creator of Zero-Point) and Aboriginal Timeline in Comic Books and Capes by Luke Pearson (IndigenousX).
Produced in partnership with the Northern Centre for Contemporary Art.
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