The government has special task forces dedicated to the capture, study, and protection from aliens, ghosts, vampires and all manner of things that go bump in the night.The Starfire Agency is not one of those groups. They are a bunch of enthusiastic people with expertise and experience studying and fighting the paranormal. One hunts for vampires, another chases angels, the other befriends ghosts, and the last relates to aliens. In a world that wants to believe, they believe even harder.

A beautiful celestial is born in to the cosmos and reigns down Disco destruction upon the unsuspecting denizens of a nearby world. - Photo comic starring Natalie Lucio - We interview Kristen, Dave and Damon of legendary Portland band The Hazmats (1999-2004). Winners of the Satyricon New Band Revue May 02. - We interview Jeff Walter of POISON IDEA, All Out and many more bands. - We interview David Avallone, writer of Elvira comics. - We interviewed burlesque sensation Asimov Atomsmasher - Previews of the Radio Hot Tub interview with Petey J. Cool of Perfect Buzz and the interview with Ken Weiner of Monty Vega and the Sittin Shivas & 48 Thrills. - Review of The Fauxs new Halloween EP. - Natalie Lucio reviews The Moans/Fabulous Bloodstains show and Bunk Bar on Halloween. (Sleater-Kinney/Portlandia) - Throwback to Reefer Madness at The Funhouse Lounge in 2016. - Memorial article about Sam Bond's Garage in Eugene that includes Ashleigh Flynn, Cootie Platoon, ECRG Flat Track Furies, Star & Garters Theatre Co - The Curse of the Goddamn Ship, Salamander Crossing, Spread Eagle, Dandy Pie, Trudy Bauchery and more... - Tatas For Toys - Power Pop music of Cupid (2009) Left of the Dial - Mars Needs Bacon comic strip - Art from Carrie Wilkins, Uncle Haggy, Skaggs, Erica Peebus - Throwback photos featuring Absent Minds, The Bloodtypes, Young Fast Scientific, Toy, The Wobblies, Sawyer Family, Burlesque, Poison Idea, Cliterati, Dark Numbers, Bad Juju, Molly Bourke, Static and the Cubes, Satyricon, Turbo Igor, Becca Dahl, Bonneville Power, Vueltas, Desert Shame, Barbarian Riot Squad, Don't DOA Pro Wrestling, Wendy Weiss and more - East Coast IT Notes - Reader Mail, comics, news, puzzles and more

Adrian Rorvik's dreams are taking him deeper and deeper into dimensions and fantastical comic book-like worlds. He is caught between his believed reality and his Rip RIitter alter ego dream reality. Both seemingly as real as the other. Adrian is beginning to believe his dreams are a reality separate from his own. Someone or something is deliberately interfering with his life. Will he or we ever truly know?

This will be perhaps be the last issue for Birdman From Io. It is time to reveal who or what is behind his dreams. Or perhaps who may be behind his dreams and out of body dream adventures in other dimensions or alternate universe worlds.

Alone on an empty planet, a robot wanders in search of an objective

The continuing saga of Adrian Rorvik battling his alien dreams from the past, future and in with in a dimension featuring comic book like characters on the planet Io-Lot. Where he is considered a superhero as Rip Ritter. This is part one of two where Adrian is hopeful he will be able to get to the bottom of why he has dreams, not from his reality.

Maeve is the only person on her planet who is sick - and until now, she has had no idea why.

In a near future ruled by large corporations, a mysterious threat emerges that will lead some young humans to merge with machines to ensure survival...

The Stargazer series of graphic novels is a sci-fi story which spans several generations and dimensions of space and time.

If World War 3 was to happen because of aliens, how would you react? Would you hide in fear, or stand and fight for what's left of humanity? Join your fellow brothers, as we enter the war of the lifetime.