Logic Has Left the Building In Brain Poison’s ‘Vox Wormhall: Robot Detective’

Five years. One unsolved case. Welcome to Constant Harbor, where the impossible is, well … just part of the job.

Constant Harbor has its own rules. Most of them make absolutely no sense.

Now available from Brain Poison, Vox Wormhall: Robot Detective is a 62-page, full-color, self-contained original graphic novel from creator P.A. Lopez and illustrated by artist Samuel Bermudez. It drops readers into Constant Harbor, a city of impossible architecture, unstable logic, and bureaucratic absurdity where even the ridiculous comes with consequences.

Five years ago, Vox Wormhall’s partner was killed on their first case together. The case remains unsolved. 

Set in Constant Harbor, a city of impossible architecture, unstable logic, and bureaucratic absurdity, Vox Wormhall: Robot Detective follows a methodical, deadpan detective as he pursues a mystery that refuses to stay buried. Along the way, Vox navigates floating equations, tech moguls, mechanical ghosts, and a world where the ridiculous and the heartbreaking often occupy the same space.

This is where Brain Poison begins. A universe where the absurd and the intimate sit side by side — and neither lets the other off the hook. 

Vox Wormhall: Robot Detective, BoredSpace #1, and 10 Million AD are now live on GlobalComix and at brainpoison.net.