A stunning adventure, simultaneously reminiscent of Neil Gaiman’s SANDMAN and Bill Waterson’s CALVIN AND HOBBES, MAXWELL’S DEMONS is a beautiful, heartbreaking book.

PUBLISHER’S SYNOPSIS

Maxwell Maas may be the greatest mind the world has ever known, but at 10 years old he has a lot to learn. Adventuring to distant worlds through his makeshift multiversal closet door, Max will encounter greatness and goodness on a cosmic scale. But will he realize that danger lurks on both sides of the door before it’s too late?

PRAISE FOR MAXWELL’S DEMONS:

Incorporating the doomed wonder of Terry Gilliam’s ‘Time Bandits’ and the mangled innocence of PT Anderson’s ‘Magnolia’, MAXWELL’S DEMONS is a true lump-in-the-throat American epic. - Alex Paknadel (Arcadia, Turncoat, Dr. Who)

MAXWELL’S DEMONS never loses its footing or its confidence. It’s an astonishing debut from the next writer and artist to watch. It feels like they’re already at the top of their game, and it’s only just beginning. - Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou (Strip Panel Naked, PanelxPanel)

Like comics need ONE MORE brilliant writer on the loose, but here’s Deniz Camp - Phil Hester (Green Arrow, Shipwrecked)

One of the most imaginative comics I’ve read in quite some time. Consummately well written, and beautifully rendered. Recommended.
- Curt Pires (The Forevers, Tomorrows)

We might very well be looking at one of the most important and formative works of the current generation. - Hagai Palevsky, Rambles Into The Void