• Duration: 1 mins
• Episodes: 10
• Content: digital
• Genre: Comedy, Kids, Adult, Slice-of-life,
• Target Age: Kids, Adult,

LICD: Beginnings are short, gag-oriented digital videos featuring Rayne Summers, star of Least I Could Do, as a child. Viewing the world through a child's eyes, Rayne's commentary and reactions are without filter and occasionally even provide depth and insight beyond his years. Also, they are really, really silly. From the Symphony of Legos to the Edible Mystery of whats under the car seat, LICD: Beginnings packs in more heart and humor than a video three times it's length.

• Duration: 1 mins
• Episodes: 10
• Content: digital
• Genre: Comedy, Kids, Adult, Slice-of-life,
• Target Age: Kids, Adult,

LICD: Beginnings are short, gag-oriented digital videos featuring Rayne Summers, star of Least I Could Do, as a child. Viewing the world through a child's eyes, Rayne's commentary and reactions are without filter and occasionally even provide depth and insight beyond his years. Also, they are really, really silly. From the Symphony of Legos to the Edible Mystery of whats under the car seat, LICD: Beginnings packs in more heart and humor than a video three times it's length.

LICD: Beginnings are short, gag-oriented digital videos featuring Rayne Summers, star of Least I Could Do, as a child. Viewing the world through a child's eyes, Rayne's commentary and reactions are without filter and occasionally even provide depth and insight beyond his years. Also, they are really, really silly. From the Symphony of Legos to the Edible Mystery of whats under the car seat, LICD: Beginnings packs in more heart and humor than a video three times it's length.

• Duration: 22 mins
• Episodes: Pilot
• Content: digital
• Genre: Comedy, Adult, Slice-of-life, Adventure, Other,
• Target Age: Teen, Adult,

Least I Could Do In his youth, Rayne Summers lived for three things: His friends, His own amusement, and the Parties. Oh, my the Parties. But then something really unexpected happened: Rayne grew up. Suddenly, he's in a great relationship with his soulmate, Julie. Out of nowhere, he has the responsibility of living with and raising his teenage niece, Ashley. Maybe it’s just that he spent way too much time in his hot tub thinking about stuff and the chemicals seeped into his heart. No matter the reason though, as Rayne enters a new age, he can’t help but reflect on his past behaviour. Rayne wants to be a better person, better parent, better partner and more aware of the world around him. Helping people instead of laughing at them. Acknowledging and understanding instead of dismissing and mocking. To be better, smarter and more compassionate. To not be someone who truly does the least he could do.

• Duration: 1 mins
• Episodes: 12
• Content: digital
• Genre: Comedy, Adult, Adventure,
• Target Age: Teen, Adult,

Tiny Dick Adventures (or TDA as it's politely known) features the adventures of Richard the Warlock from the his webcomic LFG. The difference is that all of Richard's malice, lust for blood and desire for violence are all transferred via cartoon magic into our world. Also, he's tiny. Tiny is cute. It's a thing. At any rate, the lacerations are a-plenty and so are the laughs as TDA takes you on a short ride that's one part hilarity, a dash of social commentary,  and a whole lot more parts... of bodies.

• Duration: 1 mins
• Episodes: 1
• Content: digital
• Genre: Comedy, Adult, Other,
• Target Age: Teen, Adult,

Have you ever attended a Comic Book or Entertainment Convention? Well guess what, we have! But on the other side of the table. Con Tales pulls from it's creators multiple decades manning tables at the biggest conventions on the slate. From San Diego Comic Con to small independent expos, we've been to them all and have definitely seen it all. Each episode is a true tale (we honestly couldn't make these up) seen by us on the road. Strap in, sit back, and yes, autographs are free.

• Duration: 1 mins
• Episodes: Pilot
• Content: digital
• Genre: Comedy, Drama, Adult, Adventure, Other,
• Target Age: Teen, Adult,

LFG or Looking For Group is an exceptionally successful webcomic with millions of daily readers all over the globe. Created in 2008, LFG stars Cale, the naive Elf and Richard the death-and-chaos-obsessed Warlock. The form a team of adventurers rounded out by Benny the Healer, Pella the Dwarf, and a large cast of recurring and supporting characters. LFG began by playing off the tropes of online and tabletop gaming, but has since grown into it's own massive fantasy/comedy/adventure. Think Lord of The Rings if Deadpool went with Frodo instead of Sam. LFG has enjoyed high sales of books, merchandise, and digital shorts with views in the millions. The above video is the opening segment and theme song (By Stan Bush of Transformers fame) to an LFG series that is currently in development.