HANDHELD is our flagship title featuring multiple comic stories per issue. Each 60-page book typically includes several different character stories, offering variety and value—if one story isn't your jam, another might be. Issue #1 focuses on a single character to establish our primary protagonist, containing multiple episodes revolving around our flagship character, though it's an exception to the overall series format.

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This anthology approach solves multiple problems for readers and creators alike. You get more content per dollar, balancing the binge-reading appeal of trades with the regular release of floppies. There's less commitment and risk when exploring unfamiliar characters. For creative teams, multiple stories mean better pacing, more planning time, and natural production buffers if an artist runs late. It also funnels readers to one book instead of fragmenting across dozens of individual titles, reducing market overload while keeping prices affordable.

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Think Spider-Man, X-Men, and Avengers stories in one book. Once a character has enough material in HANDHELD, those stories get collected into standalone volumes. We're forging a "hybrid" path between Eastern anthology volumes and Western ongoing character series—a practical experiment in what works from both traditions. HANDHELD is that middle ground, a steady 60-page book that serves both floppy fans and trade-waiters.