Comic Series

Welcome to the Glyph Universe.
For over thirty years, a single story has been quietly growing in the shadows — a vast celestial conflict where angels and demons wage war through human vessels, and dragons were once the only force keeping reality from tearing itself apart.
When the last dragon fell, entire bloodlines, histories, and truths were erased from existence. The world has been broken ever since.

# About DeskQuest
Desk Quest is a light-hearted, sarcastic prequel webcomic set in 2026 — two years before the events of the main Glyph series.
The story follows best friends Chris York and Rob Nye, two coworkers at an engineering firm who live together and spend their free time roasting Hollywood’s worst decisions. From disastrous reboots and questionable sequels to tone-deaf marketing campaigns, these two turn every bad media move into fuel for their daily banter.
With sharp sarcasm, pop culture references, and a healthy dose of geeky humor, Desk Quest captures the chaos of modern entertainment through the eyes of two ordinary guys… right before their world is turned upside down.
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# About Before Excalibur
Before Excalibur is the origin story of Uther Pendragon — the man who becomes the first Paladin, the first mortal bearer of the Crimson Dragon Essence, and the founder of what will eventually become the Knights Templar.
The story is told in flashback form. An older, white-haired Uther sits with a group of children on what he believes is his last night as a fully mortal man. He tells them the true story of his life: how, as a young boy, he discovered the ancient artifact known as the Archive of Pheraus, how he rose as a warlord in the chaos of post-Roman Britain, forged the prototype sword Cailfwryn, and ultimately slew the last dragon Phraus — absorbing its power and becoming something far greater than human.
It’s a mythic, epic tale about destiny, faith, sacrifice, and the birth of a legend that will one day lead to King Arthur and Excalibur.
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# About Darker than Hell
Four college friends. One stupid ritual. Four demons who never left.
What started as a joke in an old basement on May 4th, 2026, becomes something far worse. Ash, Caitlynn, Brenden, and Zeke each get claimed by a different demon with its own method of corruption. Powers awaken. Personalities fracture. The group that once laughed together now spirals into psychological horror, addiction, rage, and isolation.
Early levity and campus banter give way to slow-burn dread as the line between friend and monster blurs. Every issue ends with the same haunting countdown: October 13th, 2028.
A weekly comic series of slow descent, moral collapse, and the terrifying question: how much of you is still you when the demons finally take over?
Darker than Hell