An interconnected comic book universe.
As above, so below
Every story matters. Every event changes the world.
Viewtopia is a single evolving continuity where superheroes, cosmic rescue forces, witches, monsters, antiheroes, and mythic civilizations all share the same history. Rather than monthly comics that run forever, every series is built like a television season. Weekly issues act as chapters of a larger graphic novel, and each season stands on its own while feeding a longform saga that spans multiple volumes and genres. There is one shared universe with no reset button, so when something happens, it stays happened.
PRESALE: THE METEOR BRIGADE ISSUE #1
The viral comic that changed my life is now a full issue, and it is open for presale ahead of its September 1, 2026 release.
Viewtopia Comics presents The Meteor Brigade Issue #1
A look at the pencils and inks process behind Issue #1.
What happens in issue number one.
Issue number one sends the team back through time, opening in the Wild West before carrying them across history and finally into the present, where they find an America overrun by ICE agents, twisted into something far more dangerous than human. It is the story that finally gives my viral piece of art the full comic it always deserved, and the first time Astranova, Hellstar, Zelene, and Dot share a page as a team.
I drew this comic. Then my life came apart.
After I expressed my opinion about ICE agents, my entire life got destroyed. In November of 2025, I posted a comic from my comic book universe Viewtopia showing ICE agents drawn as bloodthirsty zombies terrorizing America. I simply criticized my government through art. That is protected speech under the First Amendment. It's the first right guaranteed to each and every American citizen.
In March, my accounts were hacked from devices in Minnesota and Chicago, cities I have never once set foot in, both places with significant, heavily publicized ICE activity at the time. I made videos about the hack, and they went viral, with hundreds of thousands of people watching and recognizing how wrong the whole thing was.
Then the FBI came to my door and tried to frame me as an extremist, which is untrue. They let me go without an arrest, a lawsuit, or a single charge. The Secret Service came next, and they were respectful and thorough, and they cleared me completely.
My family did not clear me the way the authorities did. They believed a false claim instead of hearing my side of the story, and I was made homeless the same day the Secret Service cleared me. A psychiatrist confirmed the claims made against me were not true.
That two page drawing is the reason I lost almost everything, and it is also the reason so many of you found me. I turned it into a full twenty four page issue, the first chapter of my white label crossover The Meteor Brigade, and issue number one is now open for presale ahead of its release on September 1, 2026. Every copy you reserve helps me finish this book and keep growing my comic book universe Viewtopia. Thank you for standing with me.
Reserve issue number one of The Meteor Brigade now. Release date is September 1, 2026.
Secure checkout handled by Stripe. Issue #1 ships to you on release.
Color is the map.
Five labels organize the entire universe. The color of a series tells you exactly what kind of story you are stepping into and how it fits the larger whole.
Viewtopia opens with ten first issues.
On December 1, 2026, the universe launches with the debut issue of all ten launch series releasing together on the same day. Here is the lineup.
Ten series across the color labels.
Explore the full lineup, organized by the color label that tells you what each story is.
Comic Garden
The app Comic Garden is a social media app built exclusively for comic creators and readers. It is the home base where Viewtopia is being built in real time, and the place where any creator can grow a universe of their own.
How the universe works
One continuity, structured in numbered Volumes, sorted by five color labels, and built to pay off across years of storytelling.
Volumes, seasons, issues
The universe is told in numbered Volumes. Each Volume holds multiple series, each series releases in seasons, and every season breaks down into weekly issues that read as chapters. Every Volume builds toward one major White Label crossover event, so the reading order always has a horizon to move toward.
What each color means
Volume One runs on Red, Blue, and White. Green and Gold enter as the universe grows.
One reality, permanent consequences
A single shared universe
There is no disconnected multiverse. Time travel exists, but it lives inside one continuity, so every trip has weight.
No reset button
Events permanently reshape the status quo. Ongoing titles keep running during crossovers instead of pausing.
Setups pay off
Concepts planted early return later. Character arcs stretch across multiple Volumes, and every action echoes forward.
Every series
The launch lineup, organized by color label. Pick one and start reading.
Nine volumes
A planned library that opens with four flagships and closes with the most hopeful title in the universe. Each Volume introduces new series and drives toward its own White Label event.
The Meteor Brigade
The viral comic, now available as a print. Every order helps me buy a car to get to work and keep making comics.
Viewtopia Comics presents The Meteor Brigade
I drew this comic. Then my life came apart.
The Meteor Brigade is the comic that changed everything for me. I posted it to TikTok as part of my comic book universe Viewtopia, portraying ICE agents as bloodthirsty zombies terrorizing America, and it was one of the first pieces to get real traction on the new account I built after my original one was banned for criticizing the government.
Not long after it went up, several of my accounts were accessed from devices in Minnesota and Chicago, states I have never once set foot in. When I documented what was happening and posted about it, the videos went massively viral, with hundreds of thousands of people watching and recognizing how wrong the whole thing was. Then it escalated. The FBI came to my home over Instagram posts I had nothing to do with, since I do not even use Instagram, and the Secret Service followed a couple of weeks later asking about the same thing. I cooperated fully both times and was never charged with anything.
What hurt most came from closer to home. When my story went viral, my own family turned on me. My aunt accused me of making the whole thing up and kicked me out, and I became homeless. The people who were supposed to understand mocked me and treated my fear as proof that something was wrong with me. I lost my home and most of my family within a few weeks, for making political art and refusing to stay quiet about what happened after.
I am still here, and I am still building. I love my life and I am not going to stop making comics or growing Viewtopia. Right now I am selling prints of the exact comic that set all of this in motion, because I need a car to get to work. Reliable transportation is what keeps a paycheck coming in and keeps a roof over my head while I get back on my feet.
When you buy a print, you get artwork from a comic that clearly struck a nerve with hundreds of thousands of people, and you help keep me housed and getting to work while I keep this universe alive. Thank you for standing with me.
An 8×10 print of The Meteor Brigade, sized for a desk, shelf, or wall.
Secure checkout handled by Stripe. Prints ship to you directly.
The Meteor Brigade
The viral comic that changed my life is now a full issue, and it is open for presale ahead of its September 1, 2026 release.
Viewtopia Comics presents The Meteor Brigade Issue #1
These are early black-and-white ink and pencil sketches, not the final art. The finished issue will be fully colored, shaded, and textured like my previous comics.
