Before the events of the 2021 animated series, Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness, Leon Kennedy is called in to investigate alongside Pittsburgh PD when a bomb kills a guard at the Carnegie Museum of Art. But when that guard rises from the autopsy table and begins a chain reaction of undead corpses hunting for blood, Leon is once again caught in a complex web of intrigue. A terrorist cult, a mysterious virus, and the corpses of the dead returning to life to assault the living…

Nominated for Best Graphic Novel in the Scribe Awards, given out by the International Association of Media Tie-in Writers!

"How a story is portrayed is as important as what it portrays. And here is where this graphic novel shines. The pacing is perfect, the artwork is as gritty as the story and that’s a good thing. The humanity of it all, the little nuances that are usually overlooked with human emotions in works of fiction are easy to pick up and that’s not only commendable, it’s worthy of praise. Overall Resident Evil Infinite Darkness: The Beginning is a welcomed addition to the franchise." — JP Kristov, Anime Corner

"If you’re a fan of the Resident Evil games but not up to date with all the other media installments of the series, but looking for stuff to jump in on that quells the void of a new Resident Evil game, this book might do the trick! [...] Candido kicks off the book with a good mystery that fits the DNA of Resident Evil, though it’s more so an action/suspense thriller than zombie horror, though that isn’t a bad thing given that the franchise fluctuates between those genre styles. [...] It’s no easy task to make a tie-in book to something that’s established, I think DeCandido and the rest of the art team deliver a serviceable installment that compliments the franchise." — Anthony Andujar Jr., Fandom Factor

Master swordsman Sojiro has been navigating the perks of married life with his beautiful new wife Chiyo. The problem is... she only wears a fake smile whenever he’s around. But while many are still yet to understand the nature of their relationship, the besotted couple have been progressing at their own pace. No matter who steps up to cause them harm, Sojiro will always come to the rescue, and Chiyo herself—although desperate to hide her wild ways from her husband—will often roll her own sleeves up to knock some sense into the perpetrator. Fake smile or not, one thing’s for certain: both Sojiro and Chiyo are head-over-heels in love!

This girls love workplace rom-com by popular Twitter artist Sal Jiang features two lovestruck coworkers — who each think the other is straight!

Ayaka is passionately, head over heels in love with her work senior, Hiroko — and has finally plucked up the courage to confess after their unexpected meeting at a lesbian bar! But what does it mean when Hiroko awkwardly plays it off as a chance encounter, lying to Ayaka that she isn’t interested in women?

Hiroko isn’t out at work, though she’s got a reputation for being a real womanizer in the local lesbian community. But how’s a woman supposed to feel when her beautiful and busty work subordinate confesses to her?

With their differences in age and experience, can Hiroko really make Ayaka happy?

This girls love workplace rom-com by popular Twitter artist Sal Jiang features two lovestruck coworkers — who each think the other is straight!

Ayaka is passionately, head over heels in love with her work senior, Hiroko — and has finally plucked up the courage to confess after their unexpected meeting at a lesbian bar! But what does it mean when Hiroko awkwardly plays it off as a chance encounter, lying to Ayaka that she isn’t interested in women?

Hiroko isn’t out at work, though she’s got a reputation for being a real womanizer in the local lesbian community. But how’s a woman supposed to feel when her beautiful and busty work subordinate confesses to her?

With their differences in age and experience, can Hiroko really make Ayaka happy?

This spicy BL manga pairs protagonist Hinata with his unrequited love's younger brother, Toki. In bridging the gap between childhood and adult friendships, Hinata and Toki investigate what it means to be "grown up", struggling to reconcile how we see ourselves with how we want to be seen by others: in Toki's case, as a romantic prospect for Hinata!

When Hinata's best friend, Makoto—with whom he's been in unrequited love for years—moves in with his girlfriend, Hinata is heartbroken... That is, until Makoto's younger brother, Toki—who may or may not be harboring some unrequited feelings of his own—suddenly decides to move in with Hinata!

Toki is like a little brother to Hinata! So when Toki rolls over in his sleep and starts kissing him, Hinata assumes it's just a fluke. Toki must have been dreaming about somebody else, right? It's not like Toki is totally in love with Hinata and desperately jealous of his feelings for Makoto... right?

And what if it is...? Are Hinata's growing feelings for Toki just a bandaid for his broken heart? A replacement for Makoto? Or could there be real feelings and a real future between Hinata and his best friend's brother?

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Content warnings: explicit sexual content, intended for readers 18 years of age and over.