Silver Ray Gun

Cheesecake

This series features the Pinup Artwork of Damian Blackmour and highlights the characters of Silver Ray Gun Comics such as our sultry serial killer Janet Jabberworky, the brainy Paige Cash and the exotic Dead Beth as well as Detective Ashley Burns and Candy Sprinkle. Ciggy. Footsie. Tushy. Boobs. Not safe for work.

Electric Jackalope

Electric Jackalope features Jack and Janet Jabberwocky, two Jackalopes and their neighbor Gary, an ex high school football star who is now fat and bald. The series takes place in Beaver Creek, Michigan...a town filled with talking animals, robots, zombies, witches, vampires and other mythical creatures. The series also features Lil' Buddy, a cute little dog who runs the best hot dog cart in town and his best friend, Doc Salad the baby baphomet.

Before Devil's Night

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

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.

The Pain Never Goes Away

A 3 part miniseries featuring the cast of Electric Jackalope. The purpose of this collection is to give some insight to the characters past, present and future. In "The Pregnancy Test", Paige Cash is moving to South Detroit (and becoming a main cast member of our other series, The Tree Mysteries.) In part 2 called "Medicine Man", Lil Buddy meets Doc Salad and adopts him. Plus Gary, Jack and Janet go to the Zoo. In the final book, call Are you a Turtle?," we go back to High School where Janet is trying to get Jack to notice her. Also, Gary, an arrogant football player pushes someone too far and pays the price.

The Tree Mysteries: Winter

The Tree Mysteries: Winter is a four-part mini-series where training, obsession, and revenge collide in the coldest season yet. Forest begins his first day of death-match training under his childhood hero, the Mad Sultan, while facing pressure from every direction—Detective Burns’ dangerously aggressive pursuit, Paige’s relentless affection, and the growing mystery surrounding the attack that nearly destroyed him. When Forest and Sunny uncover the truth, a sinister figure known only as Apathy steps from the shadows, revealing a campaign of violence that was only the beginning. As one of the Sultan’s most brutal former rivals returns to South Detroit to target his new apprentice, old grudges erupt into fresh bloodshed. Forest is pushed into a tournament, ordered to settle a score with Applesauce Man, and forced to grow faster than ever before. Meanwhile, the villainous Dark Shadow prepare their next move—and standing in their way is the unlikeliest defense of all: Bud Tech… Forest, Adrian, Paige, and RC.

The Tree Mysteries: Autumn

Not everything is as it seem in the strange town of South Detroit. The Trees are watching you! Forest Green, creator of the Digital Plant, is attacked by a mysterious stranger and suffers a severe concussion. He begins thinking about things he's tried so hard to forget. This leads him to seek out his childhood hero....Death Match wrestler....The Mad Sultan of the Trailer Park.