Mystic Streets
Gabriel HernandezDark alleys, secret powers, and a city alive with magic and the supernatural. Welcome to Mystic Streets.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 50 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 10 days ago |
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The Woeful Eye of Nathan Bly - Episode 6
Man On The Run
Previously: Nathan Bly and Jangle arrived in Littlefield, an idyllic town nestled in the base of a wide valley. But Bly’s appreciation for the picturesque scene when he learned the citizens of Littlefield, one and all, were...
The Woeful Eye of Nathan Bly - Episode 5
Blue Skies
Previously: Nathan Bly and his allies narrowly escaped being overrun by an army of imps and lesser demons under command of Asag, a Demon Lord. The ordeal left Sergeant Holcomb unconscious and Expert Caenum badly wounded. Fortuna...
The Woeful Eye of Nathan Bly - Episode 4
Previously: Nathan Bly and his allies raced through the streets of Randi City, tracking Asag to the Juniper Clan’s mansion. Despite heavy resistance, the trio found Asag waiting in the ritual chamber below the great house, but they didn’t r...
The Woeful Eye of Nathan Bly - Episode 3
Previously: Nathan Bly confronted a possessed, young girl, Sofie Bridger, in her family apartment. Using his strange-yet-Holy power, Bly learned a high-level demon named Asag had taken over the girl and was somehow involved in the formation...
The Woeful Eye of Nathan Bly - Episode 2
Previously: Nathan Bly, the world’s strangest and most renowned exorcist, arrived in Randi City for a new case. Forced to prove his legitimacy to the Randi City police and an Expert sent by the city’s Clan Council (a body of leaders from th...
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Gabriel Hernandez is a Delaware-based writer, comic book reviewer, & the voice behind Comical Opinions. Inspired by 80s pulp sci-fi, horror, fantasy, his debut urban novel The Revelation Cycle delivers angelic conflict, tragedy, & high-stakes magic.
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