"Deathfist Ninja GKaiser" is a comedy/action webmanga about the adventures of Richter Nash, a teenage boy who is summoned to a parallel universe in desperate need of a hero!

The Dragon Sage Siyoki has used the legendary "Hero Spell" to summon Richter into Manga-Land, a parallel universe where comic books are real! Richter is granted the power of the Golden Dragon. This enables him to transform into the most powerful superhero in the universe, GKaiser, so that he may save "Manga-Land" from the evil clutches of Dark Shinobi and his 'Legion of Spooky Doom'!

The only problem is, Dragon Sage Siyoki accidentally summoned the wrong guy!

Richter really doesn't appreciate being interdimensionally kidnapped...let alone dressed up like a gold Power Ranger against his will!

In fact, he'd much sooner watch TV than save Mega Metropolis-Ville from the wacky villians who routinetly cause havok throughout the city!

But this situation is no laughing matter! The mysterious Dark Shinobi, President of TerrorSoft Corp. has unleashed his army of Butterfly-Ninja's upon the world in search of the broken pieces to the legendary Heaven Quaker Sword, said to transform it's wielder into a living god!

Throughout the series, Richter will be forced to wage kung-fu battle after battle against super-villians and super-hero's alike as he tries to save a world he doesn't care about, just so he can find a way to get back to his own dimension!

We hope our readers will appreciate the comical satire aspect of Deathfist Ninja GKaiser, which draws much of its inspiration from the pop culture of the 80s and 90s! In the spirit of great satire comedy shows such as Saturday Night Live, MAD TV and In Living Color, the world of Manga-Land itself is a world which parodies our own culture in addition to spoofing various popular comic books, movies, cartoons, celebrities and even the different genres of Japanese manga comic books.

This is NOT your typical superhero parody!

There has never been a super-hero comic like Deathfist Ninja GKaiser before and we hope it will change the way peple think about comic books as an entertainment art form.