Paranatural

The comic follows the adventures of Max and the Activity Club throughout their adventures. They fight ghosts and bullies, play hitball, and solve the mysteries of the town.^[4]

The story is told through an omniscient third person, sometimes including guest art or mini-comics. The comic was drawn page by page in a standard panel format, including shifted panels and extraneous movements depending on the activity going on, but was changed to traditional novel-esque story telling with illustrations due to the author's poor health. Morrison also includes alt text on each page (starting with the 24th page of the 1st chapter^[5]), with a short comment on the page.

Morrison interacts with their readers through the text underneath the pages as well as both their Twitter^[6] and Tumblr^[7] accounts.

Comic Book Resources has described Paranatural as "fun, action-packed and visually inventive", with "enjoyable character moments", and compared it to Dragon Ball Z.^[4] PopOptiq considered it to be "brimming with wit and humor",^[8] while io9 emphasized that there is "a rich story sitting behind all that humor,"^[9] and recommended it as worthy of an Eisner Award.^[10] The Hawkeye praised its humor, which it described as "a mix of almost self-aware snark, fun-loving parody, and downright great standalone jokes", its art, which it described as "a mix somewhere between western cartoon and anime", and its cast of characters.^[11] Inverse praised its "sly use of manga-esque stylistic tropes", remarking that "its characters leap off the screen".^[12]

Paranatural reached the final round of the Mix March Madness 2014 Webcomics Tournament, a single-elimination tournament between 128 contestants.^[13][14]