Richard McGuire's Here is the story of a corner of a room and the events that happened in that space while moving forward and backward in time. The book experiments with formal properties of comics, using multiple panels to convey the different moments in time. A dinosaur from 100,000,000 BCE lumbers by, while a child is playing with a plastic toy that resembles the same dinosaur in the year 1999. Conversations appear to be happening between two people who are centuries apart. Cycles of glaciers transform into marshes, then into forests, then into farmland. A city develops and grows into a suburban sprawl. Here is truly a pioneering comic vision.

Dead Eyes Open is a six comic mini-series written by Matthew Shepherd in 2006. In this series, the dead are rising and they aren't your garden variety zombies. Dr. John Requin becomes the center of a cultural zeitgeist, the unwilling eye of a cultural and social hurricane in a book that redefines the undead in a bizarre cocktail of black humor, political satire, and family drama.

In a world riddled with death, despair, and giant man-eating monster, one man does his best to not let the apocalypse get him down! "10/10" - Gary Watson, Comics Anonymous "A riotous, raucous road movie of a comic. The end of the world never looked so cool!" - Andy Oliver, Broken Frontier "Great pop culture art, a lot of fun" - Pat Mills, 2000AD "Packed full of crazy detail and eye-popping colour!" - Alex Thomas, Pipedream Comics "Another notch in Dead Canary Comics' publishing belt, further establishing their presence for solid indie titles worth one's time and money." - Michele Brittany, Fanbase Press "Secretly we all want to be Frank Sudden. Roll on the apocalypse!" - Tony Ezra, The Awesome Comics Podcast.

Batgirl and Robin have put aside the costumes and are ready to hit the town for a little fun--that is, until Poison Ivy turns up to create some chaos. And when two of her friends join, the Dynamic duo find themselves outnumbered.

Madrid in the eighties, and Barcelona ten years later. In these two vibrant locales, Castaways follows the relationship between Alejandra and Julio against the backdrop of these poetic urban spaces where dreams, love, and uncertainty intertwine. Drawn to one another but constantly pushed or pulled in different directions by work, family, and life, Alejandra and Julio circle in and out of each other's lives, while first denying and then coming to accept the fact that by the time they are ready to love one another, the chance has already passed. Intensely emotive and poignant, this stunning graphic novel from Laura Pérez and Pablo Monforte depicts themes of maturity, responsibility, and human connection. Available in English for the first time with translation by Silvia Perea Labayen.