DINOKING: EDGE OF EXTINCTION (PART 1) -- FIRST PRINTING (SOLD OUT)
"What if Dinosaurs as you know them never existed?"

Uncover a conspiracy 230 million years in the making. When the Shiratori Siblings disobey their mother and go beyond the edge of the civilized world, they encounter a wandering amnesiac and decide to bring him home. But in doing so they set in motion a prehistoric disaster that will change the world forever!

  Genres: Action, Dinosaurs, Disaster, Horror, Kaiju, Science Fiction, Speculative Biology, Xenoverse (Wave 1).
  Featuring Art By: Anliang, Caanan White, E.J. Su, Jon Jay, Liam Gray, Malik Torihane, Nathan Rosario, Shisei, Yuka Cross, Wolf Rain, and Vinnie Tartamella.  
  Demographic: Teen (14+)

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XENOTYPE: PURSUIT broke records, becoming the 3rd most popular indie manga in the world with over 1,000,000 combined views within the first few months. Followed closely by X-ROADS: STRIVE in 4th place, with a more humble 630.8k views. To our elation, both series were critically acclaimed, earning the praise and accolade of some of the most successful mangaka in the world.

“The story was full of energy, and I enjoyed reading it. For a manga from overseas I didn’t feel any awkwardness while reading. It’s great to see this kind of ambition! It felt really refreshing and fascinating.”
—Akira Toiryama

“This was a winning book. Its only downside was that the entrants [Liam and Ody] made a continued series.”
—Eiichiro Oda

“I had so much fun. The entrants [Liam and Ody] are able to think outside the box. Even though I am the judge, I learned something. I had a realization… “Manga is allowed to be free spirited!”
—Kouhei Horikoshi

“The entrants [Liam and Ody] are a rare talent. If they stick together, they will go far. I couldn’t put it down the story was full of energy.
—Takehiko Inoue

“First of all, I was truly amazed by the level of art skills and writing. The moving panel layouts and compositions were unexpected. This is a manga story that never could have come from a Japanese Mangaka. I’m really happy to see that.”
—Kazuke Kato

“Overall, the art skills were very high!”
—Tezuka Productions

X-ROADS: STRIVE in particular served as an energizing source of conversation and debate online. Becoming the leading topic for consideration and review for numerous YouTube shows, providing you the viewers with hundreds of hours of entertainment, and us with valuable insight, criticism, and feedback into how to further improve upon our future works.

"Xenotype is a rare gem, it strikes a chord with anyone who loves classic comic book heroes, the struggles and choices a hero must make as they learn new abilities and find out what it means to be a true hero. The manga approach mixed with a western style in storytelling makes for a book with universal appeal! A true instant classic!"
—Vinnie Tartamella (Shadow of the Kraken)

“X-Roads: Strive is good. I couldn’t put it down.”
—Michael Bancroft (The Lucent)

“I pride myself on giving real critical feedback on projects by delivering real, honest and unfiltered criticism. This story is a very clever meta-commentary on the state of the industry, both western and manga. He [Liam] very cleverly proves that he can write a story by writing a story about writing stories. In reading this you’ll see Liam’s skill in creating a story as well as his very conscious of what makes a good story, and I can’t disagree with any of his points.”
—The Man Called Kemosabe (The Company Men)

“You can tell immediately this is well done. This is SO meta. You’re learning a little by creation, it’s so funny and the art style is fantastic. The art is fantastic. This is phenomenal. It just blew me away. Incredible. It speaks to me on a personal level. I love it! If they continued this Bakuman style it would be very good. X-Roads is on a different level. X-Roads is just… its… fantastic!”
—The Weebs Guild (@TheOtalku)

“Liam Gray and Ody are leading the page count race. They’ve set the new standard.”
—Mister Dongs (Comic Book Data Analyst)

“Liam Gray is a genius. Where’s my book?”
—Stu Moran (Creepsters)

“The art. The story. This is just great!”
—Bannett the Sage (Anime Abandon)