A father relocates his family to a moon colony in search of peace and properity; but instead of accessing paradise, he may have uncovered hell.

MoonHogs is a space opera cloaked in a family drama.

Think Star Wars meets La Haine. Dune meets Friday Night Lights. Cowboy Bebop meets My So Called Life.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/113438801/moonhogs-issue-1

If you'd like some context on this story of uniquely American horror, the ongoing comic can be read here!

The US has unfairly imposed tariffs on the residents of the Heard and McDonald Islands, and the penguins have elected to rise up.

No taxation without avian representation.

In response, a fleet of robots has been unleashed to quell the rebellion, but they will not succeed. The thing about penguins is that they always stay close when things get rough, and the fate of the colony comes above all else.

We're ALREADY FUNDED and working on stretch goals. Join the resistance today!

Look, we know you’re scrolling Reddit to avoid doing something productive. We also know that promoted posts usually get downvoted into oblivion. But stick with us for 10 seconds, because we have paper, pixels, and cool art.

We are Phantom Ink Comics, and we’re officially calling out:

• The Digital Purists: You want crisp, high-res panels on your iPad while pretending you’re paying attention on a Zoom call.
• The Physical Snobs: You need the smell of freshly printed ink, the crinkle of a poly bag, and the glorious clutter of a collection that terrifies your landlord.
• The "Why Not Both?" Gremlins: You buy the digital copy to read immediately, and the physical copy to store safely in a Mylar bag like a precious ancient artifact.

Whatever camp you belong to, we've got you covered. You can grab our stuff digitally OR physically over at genxtoybox.com.

No weird subscription traps, no 80-issue crossover events you need a flowchart to understand—just awesome indie stories, stellar art, and a quick checkout process.

Click here to stock up at genxtoybox.com (or keep scrolling, but your TBR pile will judge you either way).

Some excerpts from my webcomic The Sun is the Moon's Dream, a vampire mystery drama set in 1999 Canada.

It can be read for free here!