YOU DIED: An Anthology of the Afterlife is not only the winner of Iron Circus Comics' first two Eisner Awards, but features a story by SE Case: "Remember." Amie is in the final stages of life. By her side at her hospital bed are her wife, her daughter . . . and a disturbingly vivid hallucination (?) of Darcy Mays, a girl she knew who died in high school, a teenage scene kid forevermore. Maybe Darcy is a psychopomp, here to guide Amie to the hereafter. Or maybe she's just a manifestation of the final, confused misfires of a dying mind. Does it really matter? Black and white interior, 270 pages!

YOU DIED: An Anthology of the Afterlife, Is not only the winner of Iron Circus Comics' first two Eisner Awards, but features a story by SE Case: "Remember." Amie is in the final stages of life. By her side at her hospital bed are her wife, her daughter . . . and a disturbingly vivid hallucination (?) of Darcy Mays, a girl she knew who died in high school, a teenage scene kid forevermore. Maybe Darcy is a psychopomp, here to guide Amie to the hereafter. Or maybe she's just the manifestation of the final, confused misfires of a dying mind. Does it really matter? Black and white interior, 270 pages!

When we began work on the Rigsby WI crowdfund, we asked creator SE Case which Iron Circus titles (other than her own, of course!) she thought her audience would like the most. Her choice? The works of Jon Allen! And so, we're delighted to offer "The Lonesome Era" as an add-on to your pledge. Camden is a cat. Camden is also crushing HARD on his best buddy and all-around bad influence, Jeremiah. Young, bored, and trapped in a decomposing Rust Belt town, Camden goes along with every awful idea, every hair-brained plan, and every threat to life and limb Jeremiah can come up with. But how much longer can this go on? With acute perception and sensitive wit, Jon Allen explores the depths of teenage yearning below the deceptively shallow details of everyday life in a powerful, page-turning coming-of-age tale. Black and white interior, 424 pages!

When we began work on the Rigsby WI crowdfund, we asked creator SE Case which Iron Circus titles (other than her own, of course!) she thought her audience would like the most. Her choice? The works of Jon Allen! And so, we're delighted to offer "The Lonesome Era" as an add-on to your pledge. Camden is a cat. Camden is also crushing HARD on his best buddy and all-around bad influence, Jeremiah. Young, bored, and trapped in a decomposing Rust Belt town, Camden goes along with every awful idea, every hair-brained plan, and every threat to life and limb Jeremiah can come up with. But how much longer can this go on? With acute perception and sensitive wit, Jon Allen explores the depths of teenage yearning below the deceptively shallow details of everyday life in a powerful, page-turning coming-of-age tale. Black and white interior, 424 pages!

When we began work on the Rigsby WI crowdfund, we asked creator SE Case which Iron Circus titles (other than her own, of course!) she thought her audience would like the most. Her choice? The works of Jon Allen! And so, we're delighted to offer "Julian in Purgatory" as an add-on to your pledge. Being the mayor's son comes with a lot of pressure, but Julian's opting out of it all! He’s been living on his girlfriend's couch, dealing drugs, and watching the days pass. It wasn't too bad! At least, not until his now-ex Dana flushed his stash and booted him to the street. A wince-worthy and hilarious companion piece to Jon Allen’s previous work, "The Lonesome Era," Julian in Purgatory is a wild safari through one kid’s bad choices and worse consequences. Black and white interior, 240 pages!

When we began work on the Rigsby WI crowdfund, we asked creator SE Case which Iron Circus titles (other than her own, of course!) she thought her audience would like the most. Her choice? The works of Jon Allen! And so, we're delighted to offer "Julian in Purgatory" as an add-on to your pledge. Being the mayor's son comes with a lot of pressure, but Julian's opting out of it all! He’s living on his girlfriend's couch, dealing drugs, and watching the days pass. It wasn't too bad! At least, not until his now-ex Dana flushed his stash and booted him to the street. A wince-worthy and hilarious companion piece to Jon Allen’s previous work, "The Lonesome Era," Julian in Purgatory is a wild safari through one kid’s bad choices and worse consequences. Black and white interior, 240 pages!