After a mysterious hole opens in the Egyptian desert, horrific creatures climb out and wreak havoc on a nearby city. They retreat as quickly as they arrived, leaving the planet in shock by this unfathomable event. A team of elite specialists from around the globe called "Canary One" are sent after the monsters to discover more about them. But when the crew never returns, the world must prepare for the possibility of another wave of attacks.

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...

Spacers&Co is a series of short, standalone stories about a chaotic crew of misfit space couriers. They’re not heroes or explorers — just a bunch of oddballs stuck with a debt to a galactic corporation, stumbling from one delivery to another. Each episode shows how this unlikely team of a reckless pilot, a procrastinating inventor, a vegetarian leopard warrior, a stylish lizard-unicorn, an anxious accountant, and their grumpy old ship somehow manage to survive the cosmic mess around them. Full of humor, satire, and unexpected twists, Spacers&Co is a celebration of chaos, friendship, and the absurdity of space life.

Asana, an extremely unlucky girl, wanders the universe, along with NEKO, a cat-like AI with god-level intelligence. On their somewhat mysterious ship, they encounter space-time anomalies, dangerous planets, and suspicious requests one after another, but continue their journey with the goal of "not exploding yet." A laid-back and raucous sci-fi space road comedy.

With brain-computer interfaces, high school gets even more awkward. A boy wants to ask his crush to homecoming, so he hacks into their memories.

Two Aliens (Gef and Jef) accidentally crash land while on a mission to collect a sample from Earth. What follows is a brief inconvenience. (DIY mini-comic created using pencils and glue).

The continuing series of JOE PLANT's Hero's Journey. In this Issue, he is confronted with several surprises when he returns from his global purpose to restore ecosystems by a request from his girlfriend, Teresa who claims to have something special waiting for him. It turns out to be more than just one surprise though...

Hal is an astronaut who visits a new planet Gaia to live on instead of the earth.

"Aliens" meets 'The Abyss" A group of mercenaries travel to the bottom of the ocean to stop the deep-sea monster that is destroying the Theium harvesting machines. The Mess tells stand-alone stories about the Alien Earth city of New Mesopotamia.

In Neo-Delhi 2099, laughter is mysteriously disappearing as a silent villain rises. Aryan, a teenager with unpredictable glitch powers, accidentally summons echo copies of himself, shifts reality, and unleashes chaotic comedic attacks. With his robot partners ZEE-7 and Bugsy, he trains to control his strange abilities and stop The Silencer, a shadowy enemy who wants to erase all sound from the world. A funny, superhero adventure begins.