Backtrack Vol. 1 (Volume 1)

"Brilliant idea for a series, can’t wait to see where this one goes!" - Patton Oswalt

A former criminal driver is given the chance at redemption by entering a car race but there's just one catch: each leg covers a different period in history. 

If you had a chance to fix a mistake from your past, would you take it? Alyson Levy would.

Guilt weighs heavy on former criminal "wheelman," Alyson, who led an illicit life that left hers shattered. Enter Casper Quellex, an eccentric businessman who offers her the break of a lifetime: a massive cross-country car race that grants the winner an opportunity to correct a single mistake in their life. But here’s the catch -- each leg covers a different period in history. As if keeping the cars on the often-questionable (sometimes nonexistent) roads and staying ahead of competition wasn’t enough, the drivers will now have to contend with medieval warriors, dinosaurs, and natural disasters…it's all a possibility. Only the one who survives it all will be proven the winner, and like that, Alyson and the rest of the drivers find themselves in a gut-wrenching race through time and quickly learn that they must band together to form any chance for survival. But for an opportunity to turn back time, Alyson will drive from the Big Bang to the death knell of the universe.

Brian Joines is the critically acclaimed writer of Krampus! A Yuletide Adventure for Oni Press, I.M.A.G.I.N.E. Agents and the Bill & Ted titles for Boom! Studios, and Secret Identities for Image Comics. He currently resides in Portland, Oregon, alongside 83 percent of the comic book industry.

Jake Elphick is a comic and story artist from London, UK. His other notable works include SuperMansion (Titan Comics), WWE (BOOM! Studios), and Cyberpunk 2077: Kickdown (Darkhorse).

Doug Garbark is a comic book colorist out of Pittsburgh, PA that has worked with such publishers as DC Comics, Vertigo, Image Comics, Oni Press, IDW Publishing, Boom Studios, and Black Mask Studios. Some of his notable works include DC Bombshells, Vertigo Quarterly: SFX, Hitman Agent 47, Last Sons of America, Prophet, and the Eisner nominated In The Dark horror anthology.