A tale of monsters

(or are there none?)

6 Volumes. Original music.

One city where monsters drink chai, gods forget who they are, and the revolution starts with a cup of True Blü.

Some of the cast

VOLUME 1

Death, Dawn & Other Inconveniences

Venus is a vampire, a hacker, and freshly grieving her brother. She has his research, his enemies, and absolutely no plan. Eva is a Medusa with a fashion empire, a head full of snakes with opinions, and a university orientation she might not survive. Bolt is a Cyclops who meditates, breaks walls he doesn’t mean to, and carries more anger than any mantra can hold.

They meet in a café, become a family and inherit more than they bargained for: other monsters and a formula recipe. When they learn that monster-kind has been quietly poisoned for generations, they decide to do something about it.

Two soundtracks across six volumes.

28 tracks.
Stories within stories.
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Six volumes following teenage monsters navigating identity, love, and systematic oppression in a city that wants them invisible.

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Testimonial · Full Width · No Shadows
From the world of San Mágos
I think I wrote this yesterday. Or maybe next July”
Lucky Glitterbutt
The revolution doesn't wait for permission”
Professor Apollonia Benu
The moment you stop asking who you are, you've accepted someone else's answer.”
Momo Jr.
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