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Hellkats Issue #1
The Hellkats series contains some Mature Elements and is not suitable for children.
Nightshift Issue #1
Nightshift
In a world of felines, corruption, injustice, murder and crime runs rampant. The safety of the city falls into the hands of the NYPD Special Agents that work the nightshift. More than just your plain ole cat-burglars cause them problems.
Credits:
Writen & Drawn by Cindy Ramey
Nightshift Issue #5
Nightshift
In a world of felines, corruption, injustice, murder and crime runs rampant. The safety of the city falls into the hands of the NYPD Special Agents that work the nightshift. More than just your plain ole cat-burglars cause them problems.
Previously:
Carla Claw broke into the precinct, disquised as her twin sister cop, to break out her teammate Crowe. We learn more about how the villains of the Big Claw Gang live and what has made them who they are.
Credits:
Writen & Drawn by Cindy Ramey
Nightshift Issue #6
Nightshift
In a world of felines, corruption, injustice, murder and crime runs rampant. The safety of the city falls into the hands of the NYPD Special Agents that work the nightshift. More than just your plain ole cat-burglars cause them problems.
Credits:
Writen & Drawn by Cindy Ramey
Nightshift Vol. #1 (Issues #1-4)
Nightshift
In a world of felines, corruption, injustice, murder and crime runs rampant. The safety of the city falls into the hands of the NYPD Special Agents that work the nightshift. More than just your plain ole cat-burglars cause them problems.
Credits:
Writen & Drawn by Cindy Ramey
Ringtail Cafe Issue #1 (Heroics & Coffee)
Great News Everyone We Have Updated and Revamped Issue 1! Â Same great story now with brand new art and in FULL Color!
Young Adam Imada has just stumbled into a world full of mystery, secret organizations and unseen alliances. He takes his first step into a bold new world, and finds out just what he's made of.
Ringtail Cafe Issue #2 (LoVE, Lies & Latte Part 1)
Adam goes on his first official mission as a member of the Organization, but a simple information retrieval might prove more dangerous than expected (Part 1/3)