Akokhan is fictitious fantasy, influenced by the arts of Frank Frazzeta, Will Eisner, Heavy metal Magazine and stories Frank's mum and Dad used to tell him as he scribbled his infantile drawings on the blackboard of Awaso Anglican primary School.

Presumed to be two hundred centuries old. Akokhan is back with a vengeance. Living under different guises, he is determined to send Tonkazan, his nemesis, to the Dark Age where he came from.

Tonkazan, on his part, is now bigger, bolder and even more daring. He invokes the evil powers of Kolia-A'Bu, which he uses to revive all the dark, evil, doomsday forces of his Askiyan past. His mission, To destroy all those who defied him.

When Akokhan meets Tonkazan, the stage is set for a bruising battle: a battle pitting good against evil, the modern against the archaic and one that would determine whether the future holds hope or doom.

Akokhan is a powerful as it is spellbinding. Indeed, a perfect example of what only the finest in the world of comics can create- more than just a comic story!

The story of Akokhan has been influenced by a number of events, friends and foes, environmental upheavals and the diversity of African Culture, especially the myths and legends of Ghana's Native religions. Most of the shrines and locales mentioned in the story are real but they transcend time and space. Thus we find ancient walata mentioned alongside Benin City.