One of their notable titles is "The Casebook of Rabbit Black" by Kate Sherron. This series introduces readers to Rabbit Black, a character brought back from the dead, who becomes embroiled in solving his own murder mystery. The series blends elements of the supernatural with detective fiction, creating a thrilling experience for readers. Aimed at an audience of 15 years and older, it promises to engage with its unique premise and captivating storytelling.

Another standout work is "Chimera" by Tyler Ellis. This graphic novel, which earned a nomination for the 2018 Dwayne McDuffie Award for Diversity in Comics, delves into a sci-fi universe teeming with intrigue and suspense. It revolves around a group of diverse thieves undertaking a perilous mission in a galaxy facing imminent collapse. The narrative explores deep themes like trust, loyalty, and betrayal, making it a compelling read for mature audiences.

"Lost Angels" by David Accampo and Chris Anderson presents a world where humans coexist with alien angels. The story follows high school student Alex Martinez as she navigates a complex web of crime and mystery, offering an adventure that spans from the spires of the Silver City to the ruins of Old Santa Monica. Recommended for readers aged 12 and up, this comic blends science fiction with a coming-of-age narrative.

Lastly, "Waking Life" by Ben Humeniuk is a beautifully illustrated coming-of-age story about Robbie Boone, an aspiring animator. This book captures the essence of growing up and the power of dreams and imagination. It’s a journey that resonates with readers of all ages, particularly those navigating their own paths to adulthood.