TERRORBYTES #1 (NET)

Relive the terror in an all-new black & white edition as Terrorbytes dives into the dark edge of our tech-saturated lives. In this speculative collection from writer Mark Russell and artist Felix Ruiz, the opening story follows a headset that lets users relive their greatest memories at the moment of death, extracting a brutal price. The issue showcases thought-provoking tales that explore identity, morality, and reality in a hyper-connected world, pushing boundaries of consciousness in a modern, cyber-noir setting. The book features a masterful collaboration with cover artist Juan Doe and presents a stand-alone first issue of a series that expands into the Terrorbytes property. The black-and-white format emphasizes stark visuals complementing the eerie themes, and the 32-page story offers compact, impactful storytelling for fans of mature sci-fi and psychological thrillers.

Who might be interested in reading?

• Readers who enjoy dark, speculative fiction that examines memory, identity, and the cost of technology.
• Fans of Mark Russell's sharp, thought-provoking storytelling and Felix Ruiz's bold black-and-white art.
• Readers who prefer compact, self-contained issues that build toward a broader cyber-noir world.
• People drawn to psychological thrillers with ethical dilemmas and futuristic themes.