
Modern Military
U.S. Army infantry and USMC Light Armored Reconnaissance share a grounded expressive rendering style, but the formations live differently, move differently, and fight differently.
Modern Military →the SANDBOX is where an infantry patrol in Afghanistan, a Marine LAV in Iraq, a French Resistance disaster, a Gallipoli working party and a nightmare beneath Mars share the same cover and belong together.

It comes from the chaos we endured. It comes from the histories we read and studied. It comes from the immutable nature and future of wars we know never stop. The job is the same: to share with you all the blasts, bangs, booms and burns we lived through!
The history, weapons, vehicles, fieldcraft and military culture are here because the characters live there. Nobody can stop the stories and we don't need to show you our homework; you’ll just feel it.
Afghanistan and Iraq. Occupied France. Gallipoli. Mars, four thousand years from now. Each world carries its own people, dangers, absurdities and scars. Turn the page and the war’s location changes, but the core are the people always trying to survive it.

U.S. Army infantry and USMC Light Armored Reconnaissance share a grounded expressive rendering style, but the formations live differently, move differently, and fight differently.
Modern Military →
Resistance adventure in occupied France, 1943 — clear-line visual storytelling, romantic complications, physical comedy, bureaucracy, sabotage, and danger.
Interdit, Marguerite! →
Gallipoli, 1915. Ordinary soldiers attempt to make an impossible campaign function through salvage, repair, field engineering, and improvised survival.
Tin Cans & Bailing Wire →
A full-pulp science-fantasy serial where planetary cultures, materials, technology, architecture, and biology should reveal origin before exposition is required.
Commander Vex →the SANDBOX is shaped by veterans and experienced storytellers, but it is not a closed conversation for veterans. The military and historical detail should deepen the entertainment rather than replace it.