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Eternal Youth

Classic Hollywood vanity meets macabre horror when the gruesome price of staying forever young is finally revealed.

Published in March 2026, “Eternal Youth” is an 8-page short story featured in issue #9 of Catacomb of Torment—part of Oni Press's modern revival of the legendary EC Comics imprint. Written by Celeste Bronfman, the story mirrors the tight, one-and-done, self-contained morality tales of the 1950s originals. The project pairs her with artist Felipe Cunha, alongside colorist Valentina Pinto and letterers Tyler Smith and Richard Starkings.

"Eternal Youth" explores the dark pursuit of immortal beauty. As the narrative unfolds in a classic Hollywood setting, the protagonist goes to unimaginable lengths to maintain a flawless facade, unraveling a chilling morality tale that proves vanity always extracts a terrifying toll.

Tick Tock

When breaking news interrupts a livestream, an online personality and their audience are plunged into a chilling apocalyptic scenario fueled by digital dependency.

Featured in Cruel Universe Vol. 2 #10, another standout title from Oni Press's modern EC Comics revival, “Tick Tock” is a sci-fi horror short story by writer Liam Johnson. The suspense-driven tale tackles livestream culture, influencer trust, and viral misinformation, pairing Johnson's narrative with line art by Felipe Cunha and colors by Jão Canola.

"Tick Tock" centers on a familiar online influencer whose carefully curated livestream is hijacked by catastrophic events. What begins as a routine broadcast quickly devolves into an increasingly isolated and disturbing experience for the viewers, blending the horrors of the apocalypse with the modern dread of being trapped online.

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When background footage captures more than an influencer intends, a rising online star finds his carefully curated life unraveling as he is forced to confront the dangerous reality of what cameras can expose.

Marking a notable creative evolution, PICK-UP is Michael Coast’s first solo one-shot with AWA, building on his earlier contributions to the publisher through stories including ET-ER and GAYA (with Kathryn Murdoch). While he is widely known for his work as a Senior Editor shaping and championing projects from other AWA creators, Coast steps beyond the editorial desk and into the creator role with PICK-UP. The suspense-driven title pairs him with artist Felipe Cunha (GATSBY, THE PURPOSE PROJECT) and launched Wednesday, March 18, 2026.

“PICK-UP combines my love for noir and neo-noir with modern influencer culture. I set out to reexamine the classic tropes of that genre in light of today’s ubiquitous cameras and curated online personas,” said Coast. “It means the world to me that Axel Alonso and everyone at AWA embraced the project. I consider myself incredibly lucky to be working with an art team whose vision, vibrancy, and attention to detail resulted in a comic book that feels urgent and alive.”

PICK-UP follows Nick Nolan, a rising star in the influencer world whose audience consists of men desperately seeking advice on how to get a date. But when Nick inadvertently records evidence of a murder in the background of one of his videos, he gets in over his head trying to untangle what really happened. PICK-UP is a sexy, Hitchcockian tale of obsession that updates Rear Window for the Influencer Age.

Pick-Up

ABOUT

Felipe Cunha (pronounced KOO-nyuh) is a comic book artist born and raised in Brazil. His work spans a range of publishers and genres, from creator-owned series to licensed properties and franchise titles.

He began building his portfolio with work for Dynamite Comics, illustrating series such as Flash Gordon, Jungle Jim, and Mandrake the Magician. He contributed to Doctor Crowe (215 Ink) with short stories and covers, and has produced pinups and sequential pages for projects at IDW and Image Comics.

Felipe illustrated the first five-issue arc of Delegates, a political sci-fi series published by ImagineBin through ComiXology. He also co-created Cult Classic: Return to Whisper with writer Eliot Rahal, a supernatural mystery published by Vault Comics, and Captain Canuck season 5 published by Comic House and written by Ho Che Anderson.

His recent work includes multiple projects with AWA Studios. In 2023, he illustrated Gatsby, a modern reimagining of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s classic novel, co-created with writer Jeremy Holt. In 2024, he teamed up with writer Jeff McComsey on Little Black Book, a four-issue neo-noir miniseries featuring covers by Francesco Francavilla and variants by Dave Johnson, Tim Bradstreet, and others.

In Brazil, Felipe illustrated Soul Ink in 2024, a graphic novel written by Pablo Casado and colored by Talles Rodrigues. The book, currently available in Portuguese, is a grounded sci-fi narrative centered on guilt, family, and revenge.

Felipe’s 2025 releases include The Purpose Project, a one-shot written by Danny Hogan with cover art by Rahzzah and a foreword by Andrew Yang, launched in June from AWA Studios. The book explores life in a post-labor society through a workplace comedy about two unlikely government employees.

In 2026, his work with AWA continued with Pick-Up, a one-shot written by Michael Coast and colored by Sabine Rich. Also in 2026, Felipe expanded into anthology storytelling by contributing to the legendary EC Comics revival at Oni Press, providing art for the titles Catacomb of Torment and Cruel Universe.

He has also contributed cover art to Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Saturday Morning Adventures (IDW Publishing), with variant covers released in both 2024 and 2025.

Felipe is represented by Jessica Mileo at InkWell Management.

Welcome to Protopias, the new science-fiction anthology series from Futurific Studios (PBS’s A Brief History of the Future) and AWA that explores the many possible futures that can come to pass as we try to make the right choices in imperfect realities.

This imaginative odd couple workplace comedy pairs an unambitious stoner with a salty soon-to-be-retiree as part of a new government initiative dubbed “The Purpose Project.” Its goal: to help everyday citizens adjust to a world in which most jobs have been made obsolete and where people have an opportunity to find alternative sources of purpose beyond the traditional concepts of “work.”

THE PURPOSE PROJECT features a foreword by prominent Universal Basic Income advocate Andrew Yang — Andrew Yang is a former Democratic 2020 presidential and 2021 New York City mayoral candidate. Andrew founded the political party and action committee Forward Party in 2021, for which he serves as co-chair.

Writer: Danny Hogan

Artist: Felipe Cunha

Colorist: Lee Loughridge

This one-shot is part of The Protopias Collection — Speculative fiction often fixates on dystopian futures, depicting societies plagued by suffering and injustice. Storytellers use these cautionary tales to highlight the consequences of today’s decisions. While we have mastered the art of imagining everything that could go wrong, we have lost sight of something equally vital: envisioning the paths where things go right. Until now.

The Purpose Project

An imprint by IDW Comics based on 1980s cartoons - G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1987) and Dungeons & Dragons (1983).

Remember when action-adventure cartoons were shown on Saturday mornings, rather than being able to select them at will like we can in the age of streaming? After having made comics such as Ghostbusters (IDW Comics) in 2008, which is also themed after 80s nostalgia, in the 2020s, IDW aimed at even more nostalgia for the 1980s.

The result is not only the exact art styles (more or less, as there are alternate covers with alternate art styles) and characters of the old versions of these cartoons, but the same style of cartoony storytelling.

-From tvtropes.org

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Sequentials

LITTLE BLACK BOOK is a four-part neo-western crime thriller, written by Jeff McComsey (“FUBAR,” “Grendel, Kentucky”), with art by Felipe Cunha (“Gatsby”), coloring by Marco Lesko (“Newthink”), and lettering by Steve Wands (“Action Comics”).

Set in Texas, the book follows Cole, a repairman whose late father was a career criminal. When he discovers his father’s book of underworld contacts, Cole and his pregnant wife become the targets of a ruthless crime organization. “Cole’s father believed the best thing he could do for his son was to stay out of his life, and he might have been right, but how far does the apple fall from the tree…?”

Axel Alonso, AWA’s chief creative officer, states, “This is a blood-drenched crime story with heart that examines the deep imprint that fathers and sons leave on each other’s lives. At the core of our story is the relationship between a hardened career criminal and the son he abandoned. When the son steps into a world of danger, what help can the father offer from beyond the grave?” McComsey says, “‘Little Black Book’ is about things we inherit from our father, whether we want them or not. Sometimes they’re good things; sometimes they’re bad things. This is a story about one of the bad things.”

Main cover by Francesco Francavilla, and variants by Dave Johnson, and Chris Ferguson with Felipe Cunha.

Little Black Book

When middle-class Singaporean student Lu Zhao is invited to spend a summer on Long Island with his rich cousin Tommy, before attending Columbia University in the fall, his assimilation into the opulent American lifestyle straps him into a collision course fueled by designer drugs, sex, deceit, and murder. Gatsby is an LGBTQIA-led, racially diverse series that reimagines F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby, set in present-day Long Island.

Gatsby

The messages of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s “The Great Gatsby” — about social status, love and chasing dreams — are revisited in the present with a racially and sexually diverse set of characters in their 20s. Gatsby is a Black tech millionaire looking for a love who got away, and Lu Zhao, the stand-in for Nick Carraway, is visiting from Singapore and summering on Long Island (where a $5,000-plus afternoon shopping spree highlights the casual wealth). The main characters are refreshingly blasé about their sexuality: Lu’s girlfriend, Alexis, asks, “How do you identify?” But Lu’s answer does not really matter as Alexis says, “I love being on this journey with you. I’m here for you no matter what.” Written by Jeremy Holt, drawn by Felipe Cunha and colored by Dearbhla Kelly.

- George Gene Gustines for The New York Times

An all-new Captain Canuck makes his debut in Captain Canuck Season 5! Following on the heels of the epic Invasion arc that saw a world forever changed, we meet Darren Oak the newest hero to pick up the mantle of Captain Canuck. Meanwhile, Michael Evans, brother of the first Captain Canuck, is about to unleash his newest plan to put Earth on a path to prosperity post-invasion.

Written By: Ho Che Anderson
Art By: Felipe Cunha
Coloured By: Donovan Yaciuk
Lettered By: Andrew Thomas
Cover By: Ken Lashley
Edited By: Keith WTS Morris & Josh Rose

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