500 years into the future, the world has changed. Radiation and extreme weather conditions make life on the surface impossible and all that remains from humanity is gathered in artificial habitats, the life-support-domes. Life inside the domes is highly organized and restricted. What are the chances for one whose fate seems all decided?

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

An implant surgeon is poisoned with a neurotoxin. He survives, but the incident distorts his perception of time and robs him of his sight. Now all he can fill the rest of his eternity with are thoughts of revenge.

Fragments of a Methuselah comet crash into the Earth. Biology cascades out of control, awakening horrors that humanity believed had long since been consigned to the world of nightmares. A five thousand-year-old being resurfaces in Russia's Pedan mountains. As a survivor of the previous holocaust, he sets out to prepare humanity for the bloody chaos to come. Cassie Novakov, a New York Times journalist, is relentlessly drawn into the heart of this terrifying mystery, forcing her to question the very fabric of reality and embrace her true nature at any cost.

In the distant future, humanity imprisoned their creation in a world separated from theirs by the great desert. Android Isaac starts a journey to meet the creators, yet the path is challenging both physically and mentally; constant doubt and suffering follow his mind as he reaches the unreachable.

‘Eros’ is an origins comic for Evangelina, the protagonist in Volume 1 of ‘First Person Revocation.’ Eros offers it’s clients sexual services that utillise Inter-Corporeal Shift (ICS) tech, a temporary means of consciousness transference. Evangelina is a bio-enhanced sex worker employed by Eros to supply the partners utilised by its clients. Li Palmer was an Eros ICS client, enthusiasm undimmed by ICS newly conferred illegality and safety concerns. The pain and regret of his ebbing life prompted his desire to use ICS to jack another, younger, life. On her first job at Eros Evangelina finds herself on a collision course with Palmer’s desires and it will take all her wits and good fortune to avoid her becoming a casualty in the quiet war waged by wealth against death.

What does technology do to us?

Soldier Gamma Xi 905107 lives in a rather dystopian future world, where all people are connected to the Unanimity - an AI expressing the will of the united humanity. After some strange event (which she at first does not understand, and then misunderstands) Gamma comes to her senses in an unfamiliar world, reminiscent of the Middle Ages, where technology is considered magic and the inhabitants in general do not even know how to read. The world of "magic carriages" at first seems amusing to the heroine, but she quickly realizes that there is little funny here: this is an even harsher dystopia than the world from which she came here, a world of dictatorship, where someone is deliberately trying to cut people off from any knowledge, not disdaining the bloodiest measures. Trying to figure out how everything works here and wanting to return home, the main character finds herself drawn into political intrigues on an increasingly large scale and eventually discovers that everything is not as she thought, and that she herself is not the person she initially considered herself to be.

Under The Sun is a near-future, gothic modern adventure with themes of existentialism, religion and the extraterrestrial. ~ VKI.ILL ~

Sentinel: Blood and Code From the rain-slick ruins of Nova Palisade comes a brutal story of duty, control, and defiance. In a future where humanity is bred, not born, the Sentinels are judge, jury, and executioner — enforcers of order within vast, AI-governed megacities. But when a lone cadet questions the system from inside its steel heart, everything begins to fracture. Torn between survival and conscience, Sentinel: Blood and Code is a dystopian graphic novel that blends atmospheric cyber-noir visuals with hard-hitting storytelling. Loyalty is deadly. Mercy is dangerous. And every rule was written in blood.