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

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.

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.

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

Kid and crew venture forth to discover the source of a mysterious signal coming from deep space, only to find themselves embroiled in conflicts with the god-alien Pi!

Dot's mother is a famous space explorer. A famous missing space explorer. Missing like Dot-has-a-letter-from-the-Council-of-Human-Affairs kind of missing. But Dot has a theory - and a plan. A theory that hinges on an old spacer's tale and plan that relies on Dot's techno-baubles actually working (for once). But it is a real theory, and a real plan - and Dot is going to bring her mother home.

This series acts as a prequel to the Kai And Tran series. It traces the origin story of Kai and Tran: who created them, how they came to planet Earth, and the chaos of everything in between.

Love life of probe no.3 is directly inspired by Wayne Barlowe's "Expedition". Completed just before the pandemic, released now just before the A.I. onslaught. Enjoy!

Harvey Tripp, a wannabe interplanetary diplomat, goes on his first mission and discovers it isn't as easy as he thought it would be.

The Cosmos is more vast than can be conceived, and in its immensity are contained wonders, each of which are immeasurably more unique and wonderful than the last. Even the particularly worldly matters... Rantenorexax revives with little recollection of why they're on a vessel bound for parts unknown. When faced with alienation, addiction and artificial intelligence, Rant must consolidate their place within the Cosmos-- or lose themselves in the process.