Sex Death Revolution

Life is full of ch-ch-ch-changes. Manhattan sorceress Esperanza is still reeling from the sudden collapse of her cover, trying to rebuild her life—but everyone around her seems to remember her doing and saying things that never happened.

An urban fantasy from Eisner-nominated writer Magdalene Visaggio (Eternity Girl, Kim & Kim) that explores memory manipulation, identity, and the courage to become who you truly are. As Esperanza discovers her memories are being rewritten, she must use magic, rituals, and honest conversations to figure out where she ends and someone else begins.

Colorist Harry Saxon delivers emotionally resonant coloring that shifts with Esperanza’s mental state—warm tones during moments of connection, cold hues during isolation and gaslighting—creating a visual language for the protagonist’s psychological journey.

A deeply personal story about the anxiety of transition, the nature of gaslighting, and finding strength in vulnerability.

Perfect for fans of The Wicked + The Divine, urban fantasy with emotional depth, and stories exploring identity and transformation.