Welcome to caullett comics
Caullett Comics is an independent comic book company dedicated to telling bold, character-driven stories across multiple genres. Built from a passion for storytelling and visual art, our mission is to create immersive worlds, compelling heroes, and unforgettable moments that connect with readers on a deeper level. From grounded, emotional narratives to high-energy superhero action, every project we publish is focused on growth—both for the story and the creators behind it. As a growing platform, Caullett Comics is also a space for collaboration, working with talented writers and artists to bring new ideas to life and build a strong, diverse catalog of original content.
Rogue Hero
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Anastasia
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Jack Lightning
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Bria
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Rogue Hero ✳︎ Anastasia ✳︎ Jack Lightning ✳︎ Bria ✳︎
6.625”×10.25” 14 page comic about It’s about a character named Ronny who woke up in an alley 8 months ago with no memory of who he was. All he knows is his name. He gets flashbacks of his past hinting about who he was. He gets into a situation in which he gets captured but brings him closer to figuring out his past.
In a world where the overlooked are forgotten and the voiceless are ignored, Anastasia rises as a force that refuses to let injustice go unseen.
A Mexican–Puerto Rican young woman shaped by hardship and driven by purpose, Anastasia walks the line between vulnerability and strength. She isn’t a hero because she wants to be—she’s a hero because no one else is stepping in. When the system fails and the streets grow louder with silence, she becomes the voice for those who can’t fight back.
But being the protector of the unheard comes at a cost.
As she faces growing threats and the weight of her own past, Anastasia must decide what kind of hero she’s willing to become—and how far she’s willing to go to protect people who may never even know her name.
This is not just a story about saving the world…
it’s about being seen in a world that refuses to look
Jack Lightning issue 1 is about the character Jack Lipton who was introduced in Rogue Hero, we will find out his backstory and what made who is and how he got to work for the government.
From passion to print
Caullett Comics started in October 2024, with its first official release in January 2025—but for its founder, RJ Caullett, the journey began long before that. “I’ve been drawing for as long as I can remember,” RJ says, reflecting on a childhood shaped by superheroes and shows like Smallville. Even in elementary school, he was already creating his own heroes. What is now known as Rogue Hero originally started as “Super R,” inspired by characters like Superman.
As RJ got older, that passion only grew. In high school, he and his friend Quinten began developing a full movie script based on the idea. “We were getting close to finishing it, and then COVID hit,” he explains. The project stalled, but the vision didn’t. He explored turning it into a cartoon before eventually realizing comics were the best way to bring the story to life. Years later, after life had gotten busy, RJ picked up the pencil again with a renewed drive to finally finish what he started. That’s when Rogue Hero was reborn—reimagined, refined, and ready to be shared.
After publishing his first issue, RJ didn’t stop at going digital. “Online wasn’t enough for me,” he says. He printed 50 physical copies and went door-to-door to local comic shops, determined to get his book on shelves. That persistence paid off, landing Rogue Hero in multiple stores—an achievement he considers one of his proudest moments.
Not long after, Caullett Comics began to expand. Teaming up with his brother Uriah Caullett, RJ developed Jack Lightning, marking the start of collaborating with and commissioning other artists. “That’s when it became more than just me,” he says. “I wanted to build something that could help other artists and storytellers bring their ideas to life too.”
Now, as the owner, writer, editor, and artist behind Caullett Comics, RJ’s mission is clear: to grow the company into a platform for independent creators while continuing to tell powerful, character-driven stories. The journey hasn’t been easy—balancing sales, budgeting, and marketing has been a constant challenge—but it’s all part of building something real from the ground up. “I just want to keep growing Caullett Comics,” RJ says, “and help other creators get their work out there and into shops.”