Silver Ray Gun

Cheesecake #6

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Issue #1

Before Devil's Night

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Before there was DEVIL'S NIGHT, there was the Silver Ray Gun Halloween Party. What began as a single Halloween drawing of Janet eventually became an annual tradition, with the Silver Ray Gun girls taking on some of horror and pop culture's most memorable characters. BEFORE DEVIL'S NIGHT: THE LOST FILES OF SILVER RAY GUN collects the artwork and stories behind that tradition—from the early days of Janet and Dead Beth to the arrival of Adrian Frost and the evolution of the CHEESECAKE project. Part art archive, part personal history and part love letter to Halloween, horror movies, comics and the strange things that inspire Silver Ray Gun, this collection opens the files on how it all began. And now, the tradition continues... DEVIL'S NIGHT is next.

Electric Jackalope #2

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ELECTRIC JACKALOPE #2 Welcome back to Beaver Creek: The Land of Freaks and Weirdos. In this issue: Familiar Faces, New Characters, and the worst thing that's ever happened to Dead Beth. DOUBLE SHIFT AT THE RED APPLE Starring Dead Beth Dead Beth works a double shift at the Red Apple Diner. What could possibly go wrong? THE PAIN NEVER GOES AWAY: “GARY'S MOM IS DRUNK (AGAIN)” Gary's dad is out of town. Jack is sleeping over. The boys settle in with pizza and their new game, Legend of Luna. Everything would be perfect if Gary's mom wasn't drunk. Again. And getting a little too comfortable with Jack. HEY LIL' BUDDY: “ELEPHANT TRUNK” Lil' Buddy and his best friend Doc Salad, a baby Baphomet, take a trip to the zoo. Afterward, Doc Salad becomes strangely fascinated with Lil' Buddy's tail. We're pretty sure he knows better... but we're not 100% sure. CHEESECAKE: “BYTE ME” A SUPER SPICY FEATURE STARRING PAIGE CASH Paige takes a break from gaming and smoking cigarettes to welcome you into her bedroom. Lucky You! All this and more. Welcome back to Beaver Creek. Welcome back to Electric Jackalope. Get ready to get weird.

Cheesecake #5

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A new collection of beauty, attitude, and dangerous charm arrives in the latest issue of Cheesecake. Issue #5 brings together fan-favorite faces from across the Cheesecake universe, featuring appearances by Janet Jabberwocky, Paige Cash, Dead Beth, and Candy Sprinkle in a fresh lineup of character-focused pin-up illustrations. Each page delivers a different mood, style, and personality, continuing the tradition of bold artwork and unforgettable characters. Taking center stage this issue is the coldest heart in the lineup—your very own secret psychopath, Ice Queen Adrian Frost. Known to readers from The Tree Mysteries, Adrian receives a special spotlight feature that showcases the beauty, danger, and icy intensity that make her one of the most compelling characters in the Silver Ray Gun world. Packed with style, attitude, and signature artwork by Damian Blackmour, Cheesecake #5 is another must-have installment for longtime fans and new readers alike.

Issue #1

The Tree Mysteries: Winter Episode 1

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Forest’s Winter begins with bloodshed and bad omens. Training under the legendary Mad Sultan quickly turns violent when Forest is thrown into a brutal first fight. Haunted by ghosts, cornered by Detective Burns, and confronted by someone from his past, Forest struggles to hold onto reality. Then his dog Sunny speaks—and everything gets stranger from there.

Cheesecake #4 Annual

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The smoking, sultry sexpots of Silver Ray Gun return in our boldest edition yet. This annual goes fully nude and unapologetically rude — a pin-up–driven celebration of kink, taboo, and raw Cheesecake attitude, illustrated by Damian Blackmour.

Electric Jackalope: It Wasn't Funny Yesterday (or The Day Before)

It Wasn't Funny Yesterday (or The Day Before)

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Electric Jackalope: It Wasn’t Funny Yesterday (or the Day Before) collects all three original zine issues — Friggin Birds, Good Purchase, and I’ll Never Forgive You. The series centers on Jack and Janet, two jackalopes, and their endlessly annoying neighbor Gary as they fight, yell, drink too much, do drugs, and argue about absolutely nothing. Written by Damian Blackmour & Penny Dreadful, with art by Damian Blackmour. Known for rough, coarse language and pointless arguing. Reader discretion advised.