“Easily one of the most bizarre and memorable comics to come along in recent memory… This futuristic dystopia makes Judge Dredd seem normal." ― IGN.com
An all-new, timely graphic novel continuing the hit futuristic satire JUSTICE WARRIORS, now in its third printing!
It's election season in Bubble City, the ultra-protected enclave that keeps the rich safe from the mutants of the so-called Uninhabited Zone. But when veteran officer Swamp Cop embarks on a dangerous undercover mission, politics just might wind up coming between him and his beloved partner, Officer Schitt.
The sixth issue of The Nib captures portraits of power at a time of unprecedented crisis. Cartoonists reflect on fire, plague, police, and a power-mad president.
In the final issue of The Nib magazine: Prospective progress, approaching calamities, and fated futures. No AI here——more than 30 human cartoonists draw about Luddites, extinction, space colonies, and Afro-futurism!
Justice Warriors: Vote Harder
The second volume of the hit dystopian satire by Matt Bors and Ben Clarkson—now in development as an animated series with Sony!
It’s election season in Bubble City, the ultra-protected enclave that keeps the rich safe from the mutants of the so-called Uninhabited Zone. But when veteran officer Swamp Cop embarks on a dangerous undercover mission, politics just might wind up coming between him and his beloved partner, Officer Schitt.
144 pages / $19.99
An all-new, timely graphic novel continuing the hit futuristic satire JUSTICE WARRIORS, now in its third printing!
It's election season in Bubble City, the ultra-protected enclave that keeps the rich safe from the mutants of the so-called Uninhabited Zone. But when veteran officer Swamp Cop embarks on a dangerous undercover mission, politics just might wind up coming between him and his beloved partner, Officer Schitt.
The first issue of The Nib magazine proves print is not dead. From communing with a pet psychic to exploring Dia de los Muertos, two dozen artists from around the world offer their perspectives on death.
The Nib’s fifth issue features stories of animals all the way from Brazil to Guantanamo Bay. Animals: We love them, we eat them, we meme them, we are them.
In the second issue of The Nib magazine, cartoonists share intimate illustrated insights on the relationships that define their lives, including redefining queer families and visiting a town overrun by twins.
In the final issue of The Nib magazine: Prospective progress, approaching calamities, and fated futures. No AI here——more than 30 human cartoonists draw about Luddites, extinction, space colonies, and Afro-futurism!
The Nib magazine #13. Time to clock out and read about terrible bosses, strikebreaking, freelance gigs, working moms, wage theft, sex work, and more. Draw to live or live to draw? More than 30 cartoonists give us their best work.