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GENERATION UNKNOWN

THE WORLD IS CHANGING. ARE YOU WATCHING?

From the towering skyline of Chicago to the furthest reaches of the globe, a new legend is rising. They are the hand-picked. The gifted. The few. They are Team Alpha.

Guided by the indomitable Fayt, these warriors represent the soul of humanity—drawn from every culture and creed to fight a war that never ends. Supported by the brilliance of Temora Hunter and the international might of the United Global Alliance, they have become the shield against the impossible.

But as the team navigates the complexities of a modern world—politics, faith, and the evolution of technology—a primal terror emerges from the void. Ripbreed has arrived. A villain who does not just kill, but consumes; he rips the very essence from the innocent to breed a New Age of Evil.

Through sheer wit, advanced tech, and powers beyond comprehension, the journey of Generation Unknown begins now.

Justice has a new name. Evil has a new nightmare.


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FAQs

I understand enough about human nature to know that you probably have questions about the sudden appearance of my Comic and this Website. To help with that I’ve prepared some answers below.

  • I’ve envisioned this comic concept since childhood. Inspired by a youth spent consuming manga, anime, and Saturday morning cartoons, I set out to create something alongside my friends with the support of my family.

    Everything changed in the fall of 2007 when I had an incredibly vivid dream. I lived a lifetime as a superhero in another world for what felt like years. That experience became the foundation for my series, and I haven't stopped writing since.

  • The U.G.A. stands for the United Global Alliance. It is my version of a world government aligning to create a unified force to save the planet and its people.

    That being said, there are still separate companies, countries, and governments that choose not to be a part of this alliance. Throughout the storyline, you will see the pros and cons of the U.G.A.’s creation. If you want to learn more, please keep reading; the comic dives deep into the politics within this world.

  • To be honest, I didn't have a specific name for the team at first; I only had the title of the comic itself, which I’ve carried with me since I was a kid. As the writing evolved, I began using the Greek alphabet to identify the different teams.

  • That will be revealed in the comic storyline.

    But to give you an answer. The people are either born with, made to have or given their powers.

  • He is pure chaos. And can possibly be the embodiment of your nightmares.

  • Fayt is my (Lee Henry’s) character. I created him to represent me in this comic series; he is essentially who I was in the dream that inspired this story.

    I chose the name 'Fayt' rather than 'Fate' because I was inspired by a character from a video game I played in the early 2000s called Star Ocean. That character and the unique spelling of his name had such an impact on me that it became my gamer tag, my design company’s name, and now, my protagonist's name.

  • The character and personality of Temora Hunter is designed to be a mix between Claire Huxtable and Michelle Obama.

    Temora Hunter is one of the richest people on Earth. Her company works with the U.G.A. and is invested to help make sure the Heroes that join can have the things they need to succeed. Things her company often donates to is the reconstruction of areas damaged by powered individuals.

  • For the most part, I did. In late 2007, I slept for 10 to 11 hours, but it felt as though I was in a dream for two to four years. During that time, I lived as the hero, Fayt.

  • Absolutely. You can even write a one-shot story for the next issue! Please note that because I pay my artists and incur publishing costs, this requires a financial contribution. If you would like to donate and join the team, please contact me.

  • Places they will travel very based on the problems they face. To name a few: Chicago, New York, India, China and Egypt.

  • Yes. I believe that even villains are training and preparing to achieve their goals. Sometimes, they are simply more prepared than the heroes.

  • Outside of Fayt—who is basically me with superpowers—I’d have to say my favorite is Ain. When you finally meet him in the storyline, I hope you like him as much as I do.

  • Izanagi taking on Batman would definitely be a sight to see! As the writer, though, I can’t give a definitive answer because I could write Izanagi to either win or lose. My goal is to showcase enough of Izanagi’s abilities so that you can decide for yourself who would come out on top.

  • Yes, they do. Oftentimes, people are born with their powers, which then manifest at random times.

  • That’s a great question! I’ll say that they can train in various ways, whether it’s in a standard gym or a specialized facility inside the U.G.A. building.

    But overall, you’ll just have to read and find out! :)

  • He plays Fayt’s son in future issues of the comic, and he may even visit Fayt in the 'present day' storylines as well. His character’s name is Blurr, and he is actually using 'Blurr' as his gamer tag right now.

  • Yes. And how you access it and how it functions will be revealed in the comic.

    I will say I love Isekai Anime and Manga.

  • They love it! They’ve even given me ideas for what their characters would do in the various stories I’ve written.

  • I’ve written enough to keep making comics for years. There are so many main storylines and side stories that I actually had to stop writing some of them just to stay focused on the primary one.

  • At first, it was due to writer’s block. Then, life—also known as 'adulting'—got in the way. But now that things are more organized, I feel it’s finally time to dig in and get started.

  • To be honest, the best way to support this project is through my Kickstarter or Cash App. Up until now, most of the funding for these comics and animations has come directly out of my own pocket. As any parent knows, when you’re raising a child, they come first—which means progress has been slow and steady. Your support helps me bring this lifelong vision to life while balancing the responsibilities of fatherhood.