Michael Sweater

Please Destroy My Enemies

Benji Nate

The finest, highest quality comics magazine on planet Earth! 112 brand new, full color pages from indie comic heavyweights Benji Nate, Michael Sweater, Alex Krokus, Ashley Robin Franklin, Sam Grinberg, Flower Alligator, Dave Mercier, Bastian Najdek, Steve Thueson, and plenty more! Inspired by Shonen Jump, each issue holds new comics for the discerning grown-up reader looking for something fun to read. In turns goofy, action-packed, sardonic, poignant, and irreverent, there's sure to be something for everyone to enjoy. Plus, each issue is fully self-contained for maximum satisfaction and readability. A pure joy. Read comics or go to hell.

Good Boy Magazine #1

Good Boy Magazine is back, chock full of the finest, highest quality comics around! This issue: an interview with Gerard Way, plus over 100 brand new, full-color pages from superstar artists like Benji Nate, Michael Sweater, Alex Krokus, Ashley Robin Franklin, and more. Read comics or go to hell.

Good Boy Magazine #2

The Wizerd and the Potion of Dreams packs humor, heart, and heaps of distractions into a fantasy adventure sure to please any adventurer out there! Adventure awaits! A quest is coming! Excitement envelopes all! ...And it’s disturbing a reclusive young wizerd’s peace and quiet! A garden-tending wizerd is dragged into the adventuring life by a small warrior princess, as they seek the ingredients of a wish-granting potion. (The warrior princesses wish? To get big and strong — and hunky! — really hunky!) Thanks to ransacking goblins, a too-noble knight, an evil wych, and the warrior’s endless appetite, securing the potion ingredients won’t be as quick or as simple as the wizerd had hoped!

And the Potion of Dreams!

The Wizerd Vol. 1

Michael Sweater's cult hit Please Destroy My Enemies is back, now inappropriately gorgeous in stunning full color. Catching hints of Gary Larson's The Far Side subversive cute animal absurdism, Matt Groening's Life in Hell bone-dry deadpan, and bits of Bill Watterson's Calvin and Hobbes pre-adult philosophical inquiry, get ready for the relatable weirdness described by Boing Boing as "darlingly ironic and awful."

Josue Cruz

There's no knight braver than Sparky Muttson! (Except maybe his enthusiastic and very cute apprentice, Pugsly.) They're ready for their first adventure together, and luckily, a kind old farmer is conveniently ready to show them the way to a cathedral full of treasure. While this quest might not turn out exactly how they expected, Sparky and Pugsly have the chops to make it through--no bones about it!

Michael Sweater

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