The multi-talented D. Yee provided us with this unique and unsettling, yet beautiful take on the detective of Baker City.

Like it? Good, now read the comic and ask yourself why bad things always happen to good people.

Got Milk? (Art by Josh Mathus)

Reprint week is at an end, but we’re working on new content as fast as we can - and we can’t wait to share it with you.

And on the subject of sharing, please share our comics with your friends! Every little helps.

If you enjoyed Cayenne Lock’s appearance in BRAINS (or her pet monkey Furious George), you may be interested in Josh’s early pencils for her upcoming print-only solo adventure!

Sherbet and her sister have such wonderfully juicy braaainns. (Art: Josh Mathus, Words: Michael V. Bramley).

My this is a messy one, buy they say there’s no use crying over spilled milk. Words by Michael V. Bramley, art by Josh Mathus.

We make comics because we love making comics, but the more people who read it, the easier our jobs become. If you enjoy our work, please share it with friends! -MVB

There is no crime without a Body of evidence. Art by Josh Mathus and words by Michael V. Bramley.

Sherbet writer Michael V. Bramley delves into the real life history behind Preacher’s most recognizable character.

There is something terribly familiar about this post, but I can’t put my Finger on it. Art by Josh Mathus, words by Michael V. Bramley.