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Issue #1
“Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep”

It’s been a hell of a few weeks for Lily. She’s decided to go back to school. She’s met the man of her dreams. She’s discovered that he’s married. Oh, and that the two of them are star-crossed Hindu gods, fated to be apart. And she’s committed murder. She’s not sure how to deal with the rage that is boiling inside of her, so she turns to an unlikely soul for advice.

Issue #2
“I Pray the Lord My Soul to Keep”

Lily finds herself in New Olympus. And face to face with the King of the Gods, himself, the thunderbolt loving Zeus. But can she trust the Mount Olympus Brotherhood (the M.O.B.)? And what does the Vatican have to say about this whole living gods issue?

FE Comics > Titles > The Karma Game

Story by Christe M. Callabro Pencils by Jason Baroody Inks by Chris Chua Colors by Taj

Rated: Mature

Lily just wants to be with the man she loves. Of course, being with him would also mean the end of humanity.

In a time when gods must live as humans in order to survive, one woman rails against the fate predetermined since before recorded time. She doesn’t believe the truth, that being with her divine lover would truly end the world. And she’s ready to kill to prove her point.

She isn’t worried. Killing gods is what the goddess Kali does best.

From the M.O.B. to the Vatican, from lovesick demons to Elvis, the divine must either stand up to her, or stand aside--including her divine lover, the god Shiva.

The Karma Game A tale of gods in rotting bodies, of blood, anger and retribution. Of quitting your day job, and fighting for what you believe. And of messy, complicated and painful love.

All’s fair in love and Karma.

Character Bios:

Lily
Lily discovers she is the reincarnation of the goddess Kali. . . . (Read More!)

Adon
Adon has known since puberty that he is a god, but he's lonely. . . . (Read More!)

Zeus
As head of the Mount Olympus Brotherhood (M.O.B.). . . . (Read More!)

Fury
Working off a penance to HIM that’s lasted thousands of years. . . (Read More!)