Moderntragedy Stories

It is hard to live in a decaying city. It is even harder to care. This is not a story of heroes or villains - but of those who are left behind. It is about an erased secretary, a journalist that staid too long, about people who lament in their silence rather than speak up for change. This book, told through haunting prose, and biblical echoes, offers a slow burning ache, about silence, complicity and the cost of being human in an inhumane system.

She wrote letters to herself-soft, aching words no one was meant to read. In every page, she asks why? why she isn't anyone's favorite? why she feels unseen? and why the silence hurts more than anything. Twenty letters. One girl. A voice fading in the quiet-hoping someone, somewhere, will finally listen.

One day a familiar norwegain comes back, but he's not seen the next day. Suddenly it was the last time people will ever see the sun, weird happenings all around with two reality to unfold. This is a story with no love or kindness, instead it's grim and filled with darkness. Edd, Tord, Tom and Matt on another adventure but this time it's for there lives, these things won't leave them alone until they get to the mountains where the last of the sunlight can be seen above the clouds.. welcome to Modern Tragedy, who do you think is going to survive? Comics made by me Cover made by a great friend Warnings: Swearing smoking gore and mutilation graphic depictions of insanity death (minor or major character death, who knows) depression LEADR

To smile; that was her thirty-day challenge.

This is the story of a girl who somewhere lost herself in a loud peaceful world. While searching for the reason to justify her unhappiness, she became an empty shell. One day, during a stroll through the park, she met a young man - a stranger with eyes just like hers: void. They became familiar. When she finally shared her pain, he gave her a small blue bottle filled with tiny red pills. "This will cure you," he said. "This will take you to nirvana." Then... he vanished. But did she really find nirvana? Or something far, far worse? Who was that man? Was he ever real?