Rippaverse · Released Dec 4, 2023
Alphacore #1
Though an affluent city, Florespark is not without problems. The Florespark Police are very capable of handling formidable threats. But Excepts still exist, and some of them have the worst of intentions. And that’s why they need Alphacore!
The Except team, known as Alphacore, is called in to take care of Except-related problems that the Florespark Police are too outgunned to handle. But not everyone is a fan of their superpowered heroics, and not all of them are on the opposite side of the law. So when a thwarted bank bombing launches an investigation that spins into a string of murders-by-Except, Bryan Solari, Braxwell, and Ingrid Valdez must work alongside fans and non-fans alike to uncover the mystery of who has been the puppetmaster pulling the strings behind these crimes.
How does Alphacore operate? Who is on the team beyond our three main heroes? And who will they discover is behind this recent string of felonies? Find out in the pages of Alphacore #1!
Comic · 96 pages · $28.00 · Perfect Bound · Card Stock Cover · Print Run of 12,000
Rippaverse · Released May 4, 2026
Alphacore #2
After the explosive events of Alphacore #1, the Alphacore’s Bryan Solari, Jeramya Braxwell, and Ingrid Valdez are being heavily scrutinized by the media, politicians, and their own fellow Florespark citizens. The aftermath of the crash of the Aerie has resulted in just the window of opportunity that those with nefarious intentions need to gain a foothold in the affluent city and attempt to push the super-cop team out. However, while the Except wing of the FPD attempts to navigate these turbulent waters, new forces are emerging in the shadows that may require an unconventional and red-tape-free approach…
Comic · 64 pages · $28.00 · Perfect Bound
Rippaverse · Releases Jul 7, 2026
Alphacore #3
The Alphacore team is grounded—but the threats to Florespark never stop. With the Eagle’s Nest still under repair and the team stripped of their official duties, Bryan Solari and Braxwell have been putting their powers to use helping rebuild the city they accidentally destroyed. But beneath the rubble of the Coronado Center, something sinister is stirring. Tokamek and his partner Duffy have been tunneling through the wreckage on a secret heist, and when Bryan stumbles into their operation, he uncovers a vault full of gold—and a conspiracy that goes deeper than anyone imagined. Meanwhile, Braxwell’s off-the-books vigilante work brings him face-to-face with The Horseman, who delivers a chilling warning: Cal Buxton isn’t who he claims to be.
Comic · 56 pages · $18.00 · Perfect Bound
Ah, les fameux comics « comme avant, sans wokisme » ?
C’est ça ! ^^
Je suppose que tu fais référence à une interview ?
C’est comme cela que ça été présenté dès la création de cet univers…
Eric D July is a libertarian contributor to the conservative network Blaze TV, founded by Glenn Beck. And when he had a comic book to crowdfund, they were happy to highlight this to their readers and viewers, and to label it as « non-woke ». « Woke » is defined as being aware of injustice in society, especially, but not limited to, racism. Which doesn’t seem anything that most people would be opposed to, especially superhero comics, which would seem to be all about fighting injustice but, I guess, welcome to the internet.
Et bien sur ça a donné des articles sur FOX News.
Merci
Moi, je trouve que c’est woke : il y a une femme dans l’équipe, alors que sa place est en cuisine.
Tori.
Ni blonde, ni blanche, en plus.
Jim