AEGIS
Dede finds himself caught between the visible world and an unseen supernatural realm. As he struggles to understand his identity, he must fight for his life and protect someone he loves from powerful enemies.
Creator
Etubi Onucheyo
Nigerian illustrator, colourist and comics creator. Creator of Mumu Juju; his colouring credits include ÀKÀNNÍ, Aegis, Malika: Warrior Queen and Avonome.
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Avonome
Born in Edo State in 1937, Hilda Avonomemi Moses mysteriously disappears and later returns without memories of her former life. Able to see and interact with spirits, she begins investigating her identity with the help of an angel
Malika: Warrior Queen
Set in fifteenth-century West Africa, Malika: Warrior Queen follows the exploits of Queen and military commander, Malika, who struggles to keep the peace in her ever-expanding empire. From dragons to mythical relics, a feuding ro
Mumu Juju
Mortar and Pestle owe a dangerous debt to the deity Kenga. To settle it, they journey into the spirit world seeking enchanted items and face zombies, giant ogres and other unlikely adversaries.
The Asiri
An ancient West African civilization once commanded remarkable technology and reached Mars. Gifted with a special ability known as Inkra, the Asiri can control machines, but an invasion from deep space threatens their people and t
ÀKÀNNÍ
A young warrior-in-training and a group of unlikely allies uncover a conspiracy threatening their solar system. Written by Jessica Tagbajumi, illustrated by Jason Lamy, with colours by Obaseun Ogunkeye and Etubi Onucheyo.