Baghdad Radio

Graphic Novel #1

Cicada 1142

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At 01:14:02, an image appears on a dead message board. A cicada. A number. A warning: WE FOUND WHAT 3301 WAS LOOKING FOR. THEY SHOULD NOT HAVE FOUND US. Euan Vale saves the image before it disappears. Hidden inside are coordinates, altered files, impossible photographs and a book that should not exist. Every clue leads deeper into Glasgow. Every discovery points backward through decades. And every path seems to end at the same moment. 01:14:02. What begins as an anonymous internet puzzle becomes something far more personal when Euan discovers that the archive already knows his name. And has been waiting for him. CICADA: 1142 is an experimental graphic novel told through surveillance footage, corrupted files, hidden messages, archival documents and analogue-horror imagery. Some puzzles want to be solved. This one wants to be stopped.

Graphic Novel #1

Hong Kong 97

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A game that shouldn’t exist. A city that remembers. A childhood being rebuilt one corrupted frame at a time. In Glasgow, 2026, a man finds a strange copy of Hong Kong 97—a crude, broken game containing photographs, names and locations that were never meant to be there. Then it shows him his childhood home. The trail leads to Hong Kong, an abandoned hospital, three VHS tapes dated 1994, and a woman who appears again and again across different years, different recordings, different versions of the same impossible place. The deeper he goes, the less certain he is that he’s playing the game at all. Maybe the game is playing him. HONG KONG 97: NO SIGNAL is a glitch-soaked analog-horror mystery about memory, identity and a piece of software that has been waiting thirty years to finish what it started. SAME PLACE. DIFFERENT TIME. SAME YOU.

The Sexual Liberator #3

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Gordon thought his best days were behind him. His singing voice was gathering dust, his flirting was rusty, and his safest chat-up line involved a boiler. Then he meets Jean at a Friday-night social in Partick—and suddenly there’s more to worry about than hitting the right notes. With a wee nudge from the Sexual Liberator, Gordon finds the courage to sing again, ask for a date and risk cooking dinner. Jean’s keen, but she’s keeping her expectations of the chicken sensible. Perfect Pitch is a warm, naughty Glasgow comedy about finding your confidence, being fancied again and discovering that romance has no sell-by date. A wee tune. A lot of nerves. And hopefully no food poisoning

Issue #2

The Sexual Liberator

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Graphic Novel #2

Crestmoor: Reel 12

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At Crestmoor, they called it Tonal Therapy. A patient’s testimony was recorded, preserved, and played back to her. The file called it treatment. The patient’s account of what happened next was harder to find. Years later, Edith Carn returns to the abandoned institution and begins examining its surviving records. Among them is Reel 12: repeatedly spliced, used in dozens of sessions, and marked DO NOT DISCARD. Its history refuses to stay in order. Dates conflict. Playback counts cannot be trusted. And a voice can be heard that was never present on the original recording. As Edie follows the tape through clinical notes, missing testimony, and the rooms she remembers, she begins to understand what Crestmoor did with the words entrusted to it—and why someone kept this particular reel. The machine can be switched off. That is not the same as stopping.

Graphic Novel #1

Crestmoor

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Twenty-five years after leaving Crestmoor, Edith Carn returns to the abandoned institution to find out what really happened to her there. But the records have changed. Dates contradict themselves. Notes appear in impossible places. And somewhere in the empty building, a room remembers exactly where she used to sit. **Crestmoor kept a record of everything. Just not the truth.**

Issue #1

The Sexual Liberator

Free

Sweeties by day. Cheeky by night. By day, Rab works behind the counter of a sweetshop in Partick. By night, he pulls on the velvet, grabs his umbrella and becomes The Sexual Liberator—helping Glasgow remember that desire has no sell-by date. Jean wants her husband to notice her again. Alan’s first date in twelve years has him ready to run for the last bus. Rab can help them find their confidence—but finding his own might be his biggest challenge. Set against rain-soaked Glasgow streets, Raymond Moore’s The Sexual Liberator is a warm, naughty graphic novel about feeling seen, fancied and wanted in your fifties and beyond. Packed with Glaswegian patter, awkward encounters and grown-up romance, it celebrates the sparks that can still fly when you thought your dancing days were over. Adult humour and cheeky innuendo, without sexually explicit artwork. Because getting older doesnae mean the flirting’s finished