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'Baby Monsters' - Webcomic

Book 1: Future Kings

The only superhuman Earth had ever seen died attempting to defend it from a natural disaster. Inspired by his selflessness and determined not to let it be in vain, an organization arises in his memory with the goal of fighting on behalf of the best qualities of humanity wherever they are needed. Well funded but independent, and beholden to no government as they operate in secrecy, their mission is one of moral reconstruction. For that battle, however, they would need an army, and for that purpose they attempt to recreate the powers of the original superhuman, attempting to make up for in strength what they lack in numbers. After years of unsuccessful experiments, two men have not only survived the scientific trials, but also the development of their own powers.

Within these men lie not only the keys to further superhuman creation, but also the hope of extending an original hero's purpose. A competitor in Zudacomics.com's November competition, 'Baby Monsters' will be coming to coalminds.com shortly. Meanwhile you can read the first 8 pages here!

Art and Story by Stephen Broome.

'The Waiting Room'

Book 1: The Least Laid Plans online - Or buy for your Kindle - only $.99

With the shifting, crossing realities of parallel universes, there are bound to be mistakes. Deaths meant for people on one plane can, at times, end the lives of people on another when they slip through the seams of reality. This makes processing their journeys to the next life complicated to say the least. Until these "glitches" are cleared up, and the deaths rightfully assigned or resolved, the victims pass time in the Waiting Room, reflecting and learning as their new shells await. The bureaucracy of this afterlife is managed by Saul Terth and his unnamed associate.

Art and Story by Stephen Broome

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'Run N' Gun' - Animation

Coming Soon

Patrice was looking for her father, a down and out, two bit hustler who decided to finally "be somebody" in her life a couple of days before her 18th birthday. He came through alright.. The key worked -- after she wiped the blood of God knows who off of it -- and opened a safe deposit box in the interstate subway system's terminal. The same terminal with security protocols almost as high as the premier airports in the United Americas. The box held her father's birthday presents for her: an outlawed key chain gun with two vials of A-5 powder, a map to the storage location of outmoded war mechas, and four legible digits of someone's phone number.

Blow out the candles, baby.

Animation by Coal Minds

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