Two centuries after a global ecological disaster, the worlds of a mysterious covert operation and a young courier collide when a critical mission is blown.
Markesha Nin only wants one thing: to find a better life for herself and her father. Hell bent on escaping the only home she’s ever known for a better place, she takes a risky job that blows up in her face. Caught in a deadly trap with nowhere to turn, her only chance at finding a better life could ensnare her in a dangerous game she may never escape.
Kamikaze is an award winning webcomic series inspired in equal parts by popular sci-fi, animation, and a wide range of current affairs. With a rich world and complex character driven storylines the series is an action-packed tale with an intimate dramatic heart.
Looks like Markesha and Orson might have some unfriendly locals in their future! While a miracle of post-Withering science, the anti-gravity tech which allows HIVE surveillance drones to stay airborne does nothing against the wind. Above a certain wind speed, the built-in thrusters are helpless in keeping the drones in one place. To prevent expensive… Continue reading Ep. 4 Act 1 Page 13: Cerberus
Remember kids, don’t leave your baggage unattended while in the middle of a firefight on the deck of an HSF hoverport! Classic mistake.
This whole “taking orders” thing isn’t really in Markesha’s vocabulary.
Well, at least Link is entertained.
Poor Toshi, this has not been a relaxing night.
One of these days Toshi is going to seriously reconsider his “be a friendly helpful neighbor” policy.
After all who *really* needs clear vision while jumping across rooftops at night in a storm?
Well, that’s not supposed to happen.
Uh oh. That’s *definitely* not supposed to happen! Hive Minds: When one head is better than three.
Oops! We’re going to have to hit pause for this week folks! Between Alan scampering around getting ready to take Kamikaze to GDC and a winter storm knocking out power, we’re gonna take this week to build a smidge of a buffer. Thanks for your patience, we’ll get back to the imminent peril next Wednesday!