Turing's Antalyakart (pronounced /ˈtjʊərɪŋs anˈtaɫjakaɾt/), often shortened as TurAnt, is a franchise consisting of mostly comics (and also text-based work and other media in the future). The comics take place in many universes in the Turing Mythos multiverse.
There's also an RSS feed for TurAnt! Feel free to subscribe to it!
Turing's Antalyakart EX, or TurAnt EX for short, was originally planned to be a timeskip spin-off of Turing's Antalyakart (see below). After the 2025 Turing's Antalyakart got discontinued, it became the main series of the Turing's Antalyakart franchise. Like its predecessor, it takes place in the Antalyaverse. Its genres are slice-of-life, alternate history, political dramedy, and psychological drama. It's part of the Antalyaverse, one of the universes in the Turing Mythos, like its predecessor.
Alan Turing receives a ton of mainstream attention and praise, but Turing himself is not sure whether all that love is really for him. Whatever compliment they- the people who are part of said "mainstream"- give him just falls flat, they say that they love his work but it doesn't really feel like they've truly engaged with it, and as time goes on he witnesses things that contradict what they claim; meanwhile his critics point things out about himself and his work with eerie accuracy (things that even Turing himself isn't aware of/forgot) and what they say get proven right time and time and time again.
All that aside, people in his inner circle (especially his best friend Nehir Cebesoy) are begging him to get help and to reevaluate his work and what he had been defending in the past and present. But said work and claims is what got him to his current status, the status where he's respected and his work is being taken seriously, his long-time dream. Change means giving up on that. But, as it was said before, is it really him that's being respected? And for what reason they have taken a liking towards what he had made? Maybe it's pointless to continue playing into the "popular narrative"? He lost so much while playing into the said "popular narrative." It's getting exhausting. And more harmful each passing day.
Obviously, change is hard. Turing will have to work together with his friends, critics, and even outsiders, and navigate various environments, first and foremost his "temporary home": Antalya, Turkey (it's been so for around 3 years as of then). But especially when Turing is involved, it's not all boring; he loves games of all sorts, and wacky stuff happens for sure! And it's even less boring when you get to know all the other people and what they're up to, and many things the environment has to offer!
I am currently working on the series, and it's being planned to release in mid-to-late 2026.
Turing's Antalyakart, the comic that started on February 20, 2025, and officially got discontinued on January 25, 2026, was a comic of alternate history, political fiction, psychological horror, and dramedy genres, with some science fiction and slice-of-life elements. It's a part of the Antalyaverse, one of the universes in the Turing Mythos. It's 2024, the AI bubble is a thing, there are genocides going on, fascism is rising in the West, and Alan Turing is somehow alive, doing things in his temporary home in Antalya, Turkey. Why is he in Turkey? Well, life in Britain has been shit for the past few years, and Turkey is a little bit more bearable especially when you have foreign currency, so perhaps staying in Turkey until the shitshow ends would be a good thing. Except bigotry and AI slop hasn't left Turing alone in Antalya either.
Turing's Antalyakart was the "originator" of the franchise of the same name and the Turing Mythos Antalyaverse, and until its cancelation, the main comic of the franchise and the universe. It can be read here on this website, and on Webtoon, Tapas, GlobalComix, Inkverse, and NamiComi.
Turing's Antalyakart: Sunken World (or in the Turkish original, Turing'in Antalyakart'ı: Batık Dünya) is the short comic strip series spin-off of TurAnt I started for LubunFanzin, a Turkish queer zine. It's drawn in A5 size (the size of the zine) in print format. As it's a cartoon series for a zine, each episode is very short compared to episodes of the main series, and it doesn't necessarily revolve around a certain plot, it can sometimes just talk about a certain event or concept. Basically a mini version of TurAnt, and it mostly follows the canon of the main series.
I also make individual short comics that aren't part of any series or something like that.
Some cool sites from in-universe containing... interesting information. Why not dive into them?
They're meant to supplement the comic, and so that I can do more worldbuilding stuff, as well as improve in coding. I once tried to make a TurAnt ARG but I later gave up and deleted all the pages. And now there's this. Check back time to time as there's new stuff popping up!!
At around the end of every episode of All Roads Lead to Nijmegen, a video series/podcast on my YouTube channel (more info here) where I normally react to or just talk about media about AI, I take time yapping about the TurAnt franchise like it's an aftershow. Season 1 playlist can be found here.