It’s the conclusion of the first story arc! Fix and Halu are on the road searching for the fabled city of Arcadia, where all their worries will be over. All they have to do is avoid the marauding Ferals and the roving gangs of bandits. Sounds easy enough...right? The acclaimed series Arcadia reaches its halfway point. From the Miranda Brothers, the Eisner-nominated team that brought you We Live comes a sci-fi adventure like no other. Variant cover by Martin Simmonds (Department of Truth, Universal Monsters: Dracula).
The Miranda Brothers, Roy and Inaki, are the writers and creators of Blade Forger and the acclaimed We Live, nominated for an Eisner Award for Best Limited Series. Together, they’ve built a reputation for crafting emotionally resonant, visually ambitious, and narratively bold stories that blend intimate character work with expansive worldbuilding.
Inaki Miranda is an artist and writer with a distinguished career in the American comics industry. He has illustrated celebrated titles for DC Comics, including Action Comics, Catwoman, Harley Quinn, and Coffin Hill. His recent work on Godzilla: Here There Be Dragons earned him an Eisner nomination for Best Penciller/Inker, further establishing him as one of today’s most compelling comic book artists. A Fine Arts graduate, Inaki spent over a decade building his career as a visual storyteller before making his writing debut with We Live, where he revealed a narrative voice unafraid to challenge conventions and explore deeply human themes.
Roy Miranda is a rapper, writer, and creative director whose work is shaped by a background in music, performance, and conceptual storytelling. A founding member of the genre-blending collective Dremen and known in the Spanish hip-hop scene as Roy Mercurio (L.E. Flaco), he explored narrative through lyrics, rhythm, and stagecraft. Over the years, he has designed and directed live shows and immersive experiences that combine structure, emotion, and audience connection. That same instinct now informs his writing—bringing a strong sense of pacing, tone, and narrative depth to the worlds he helps build on the page.
It’s the conclusion of the first story arc! Fix and Halu are on the road searching for the fabled city of Arcadia, where all their worries will be over. All they have to do is avoid the marauding Ferals and the roving gangs of bandits. Sounds easy enough...right? The acclaimed series Arcadia reaches its halfway point. From the Miranda Brothers, the Eisner-nominated team that brought you We Live comes a sci-fi adventure like no other. Variant cover by Martin Simmonds (Department of Truth, Universal Monsters: Dracula).
Creators
The Miranda Brothers, Roy and Inaki, are the writers and creators of Blade Forger and the acclaimed We Live, nominated for an Eisner Award for Best Limited Series. Together, they’ve built a reputation for crafting emotionally resonant, visually ambitious, and narratively bold stories that blend intimate character work with expansive worldbuilding.
Inaki Miranda is an artist and writer with a distinguished career in the American comics industry. He has illustrated celebrated titles for DC Comics, including Action Comics, Catwoman, Harley Quinn, and Coffin Hill. His recent work on Godzilla: Here There Be Dragons earned him an Eisner nomination for Best Penciller/Inker, further establishing him as one of today’s most compelling comic book artists. A Fine Arts graduate, Inaki spent over a decade building his career as a visual storyteller before making his writing debut with We Live, where he revealed a narrative voice unafraid to challenge conventions and explore deeply human themes.
Roy Miranda is a rapper, writer, and creative director whose work is shaped by a background in music, performance, and conceptual storytelling. A founding member of the genre-blending collective Dremen and known in the Spanish hip-hop scene as Roy Mercurio (L.E. Flaco), he explored narrative through lyrics, rhythm, and stagecraft. Over the years, he has designed and directed live shows and immersive experiences that combine structure, emotion, and audience connection. That same instinct now informs his writing—bringing a strong sense of pacing, tone, and narrative depth to the worlds he helps build on the page.
