Tate, the descendant of a relatively famous activist, is a total sweetheart and can charm anyone, despite being a little slow. However, he's plagued by boredom and diffidence. As his luck would have it, a terrible, tall and horribly strong halfblood shows up to the entrance ceremony at Afrit. Arson's the first person he's met in years who's unapologetically mean, mysterious and totally closed off! Fluffy tails and sharp teeth clash as they try to learn to communicate and love each other...

"The simplicity of a beautiful name that contains within it the wonderful imperfection of a whole" Marco, despite being a young and successful musician of international reach, is limited in his ability to interact with the world around him because he feels completely unhappy, due to a hard depression that he carries after the complex events that happened in his past. Everything will change when he accidentally meets Annie, a kind and outgoing nurse who aspires to achieve an impossible professional dream. Will Marco be able to learn what happiness is, while Annie pursues her dream at the same time? Or will the ghosts of his past return to trap him and never let him move on?

Originally released in "And out come the Comics" an anthology about punk rock. The story contains non fiction scenarios and situations I experienced during my time as a bartender at a punk club in Austin, Texas called The Parlor. Story and art by David Luján

Jake beats up 8 men single handedly.

Space is on the verge of telepathic communication with the aliens.

Since friendship is a reciprocal gesture, I took the initiative to reach out to individuals I observed to be similarly isolated and we formed friends that I still maintain today. Human beings are social animals, and friendship means having someone to rely on, listen to, or be there for in times of need. Friends desire what is best for one another and express mutual understanding and compassion. They reach out to each other for emotional support and can make mistakes without fear of judgment. A lack of friends and social contact can bring on the emotional distress of loneliness.

A zine about some of the most popular moths on social media today. Each moth is detailed with information, illustrations and doodles. If you love moths, or cute fuzzy friends in general, this zine was made for you!

A collection of the standalone comics that I've had published in Rat World Magazine, SPECK, and Debate Magazine.

This issue of the comic/zine features a few short comic pieces as well as interviews, show reviews and lots more. The Decliners, "Your Favorite Band's Favorite Band" talks about their upcoming 20th Anniversary 4 day bender at The Starday Tavern! - Meet The Shitfits! - Carrie Beveridge gives us the lowdown on The Something Ain't Rights, Beta Voids and more... - Natalie Lucio (Poison Idea) reviews The Rocky Horror Clown Show at The Funhouse and recounts the tale of the Hot Gun play from 2010. - Lost 2016 Titty Babies interview with Rico Walker - Radio Hot Tub interviews Ken Weiner from 48 Thrills about their 20th Anniversary show. - Review of the 48 Thrills 20th Anniversary show. - Project Rainier Fest 2 with Snooper, Happy Death Men and more... - Private Mike Art Show review - The Go-Downs - 2003 Photo Gallery - Art from Mark Rogers (The Courtesy Clerks), Carrie Wilkins, Portland Street Art, Toulouse-Lautrec - Mars Needs Bacon comic strip - Kari Crock - Puzzles and lots lots more...

Simply Wretched was a zine about the Eugene music scene published by Marty Schwarzbauer. Issue #3 was published July 24, 1997 Contributors include Ryder Greene, John Jessell, Robin Shurtz, Mert, Soda Pop, Harriet, D.D., Insensitive Guy, Elizabeth Red, Joe Patterson, Hatchet, Walter Paisley, Mar, Mel, Vanessa Contents: Table of Contents, Etc - 2 pages Ask Harriet - 1 page There's Soap in the Soap Dish by Marty - 1 page Driving Sideways Down a One-Way Street by Ryder Greene - 1 page Sonic X-Plosion Redoux by Vanessa - 1 page 13's - 4 pages 13 Great Song Quotes by mel Thirteen Women by Mert Top 13 Music Related Disappointments of 1997 by John Jessell Thirteen Special Men!!! by Mar Top 13 by Harriet Thirteen Reasons Why I Don't Like You by Soda Pop Thirteen Reasons To Read Simply Wretched Magazine by John Jessell 13 Best Live Bands Ever by Ryder Greene Simply Wretched's Top 13 Albums under a Buck by Walter Paisley 50th Anniversary of Hollister Biker Riots by Hatchet - 3 pages Ozz Fest review by Elizabeth Red and Joe Patterson - 5 pages CD reviews by various - 5 pages