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Darker sci-fi and supernatural comics, small-press style.
If you read the bigger independent publishers for their darker sci-fi and supernatural books, Invader Comics is a small, creator-owned press built around exactly that: the weird, the strange and the ignored. Here’s where to start.

daniel powell · erin foley-chan · dennis calero
for cyberpunk crime :: trade paperback, collects #1–4
An FBI agent investigates a murder in the “Techslum” and finds a victim enhanced with illegal biotech, and a conspiracy that could change the course of human evolution.

mark espinosa · adam cahoon
for dystopian action :: three-volume graphic novel
Gangs, elites, and solar-powered anarchy on the highway of a dystopian future. High-octane, gritty sci-fi.

eli powell
for supernatural mystery :: 80-page one-shot
A new teacher at an isolated private school learns, far too late, that the real lesson plan begins after class. A slow-tightening horror mystery.

keith foster · marco fontanili
for cosmic horror :: illustrated novel
A journalist returns to Vardø, Norway, where the centuries-old witch trials resurface and reality begins to slip. Scandinavian cosmic horror.

t.s. luther · sam gudilin
for retro pulp :: 4-issue series
1930s Veracruz, Mexico: a young guide crosses paths with the treasure hunter they call El Excavador among hidden Olmec ruins. The sold-out run is back in second printings.

jimmie robinson
for something stranger :: trade paperback, collects #1–3
“A.I. stole your art. We’re gonna steal it BACK!” A team of artists trains to rescue the stolen Mona Lisa and keep creativity open for all humanity.

keith foster · rory smith
for myth in space :: one-shot
The Minotaur didn’t die in the labyrinth after all. He’s back, and this time he’s a space hero.
[ every invader book is creator-owned and made by human creators, with no AI-generated art :: horror :: sci-fi :: weird :: all releases ]