Alien
Stories that look at the familiar from an impossible angle.
Alien Ghost Wizard Productions
Alien Ghost Wizard is a small publishing company for comics, graphic novels, and genre stories with a pulse of mystery, humor, cosmic weirdness, and heart.
The catalog begins with Grey's on 51st St., a sci-fi graphic novel mystery by Harris Baumann, and is built to grow into multiple books, series, formats, and reader campaigns.
What AGW means
The name should feel like an invitation into odd worlds: speculative, supernatural, clever, and a little luminous around the edges.
Stories that look at the familiar from an impossible angle.
Mystery, memory, atmosphere, and the feeling that something is just out of sight.
Craft, transformation, imagination, and a little theatrical magic.
Each title can carry its own cover, description, credits, format, buy links, reviews, and campaign status.
The structure supports preorders, direct sales, signed editions, bundles, retailer links, and featured promotions.
Newsletter and contact sections are positioned globally, not locked to a single title page.
Featured catalog
Add future books in one place and the catalog expands without redesigning the site.
Launch title
When 19-year-old Noah Soloman stumbles upon the shocking truth that aliens are secretly living in his city, life takes a turn for the otherworldly. But things go from strange to deadly when one of them turns up murdered.
Noah is pulled into a high-stakes investigation that is anything but ordinary. With danger lurking in both human and extraterrestrial shadows, he must solve the mystery before the killer disappears.
Grey's on 51st St.
Publishing company
Catalog pages for individual books, series, and formats.
Promotion slots for launches, preorders, bundles, and events.
Publisher identity that lets Alien Ghost Wizard stand beside Harris Baumann's author brand.
Press-ready sections for media, libraries, retailers, and rights inquiries.
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