After a commit was supposed to end the world on Halloween, but instead vanished, the world has been a pretty strange place. In an attempt to achieve their cinematic dreams Bonnie and Nancy have decided to venture out into the wide world to find inspiration and to try and tell a whole new kind of story for a whole new kind of world.

Kuroniya Xcalibur arrives in Etherwyn to begin her new job as a Senior Arcane Officer at a magical protection agency. What seemed like a routine life soon turns into a series of increasingly dangerous missions, unexplainable anomalies, and trials that push her to the limit. Between combat, discipline, and survival, Kuroniya must uncover the truth behind the chaos threatening the city… and awaken the power that will make her the Arcane Knight.

Nikki's world is unclassifiable. There's adventure, fighting, monsters, demons, and ancient horrors. The story begins with Nikki traveling to the end of time to search for her missing mother. But that is only the beginning of a bizzare and fantastic adventure. Note: I'm only publishing the first 2 volumes here. The whole physical and digital copies are on amazon.ca

Back for issue 8 of the zine about the Portland DIY music scene and related. Cover by James Edward Clark This time we start with the dust up between Manny Espindola and Bill Vockeroth of Angry Samoans. Also we couldn't be more disappointed with Save Ferris. Berlin recounts her Bacon Wrestling days in the first three years of Bacon Cup. Also in the issue: Andrew Loomis, Frank Peters, Girl Drink Drunks, Hutchie, Guerrilla Teens, Pat Todd and the Rank Outsiders, Miz Chaos, Chelsea Rose, Latinum, Tina Cole, Something Aint Rights, Mark Rogers, Satyress, Devlin, Brady Bee'z Art, Hole Punch, Club 21, Carrie Wilkins, Renegade Leathers, Jen Lane, Jeff Truhn, Victoria Renard, Oriana Noir, Brian Lehfeldt, Ey-Anna Shrishti, Pi Winslow, Keith Littlefield, Alex Fast, Noland Bell, Nolan Void, Noland Magnuson, Finger Bang City, Codi Vore, Eva D'Luscious, Jenny Woo, The Bloodtypes, Adeline Gray, Jeannette Trexler, The Science Femme, Mars Needs Bacon, Kendra Fossati and more...

The Paladin is the most powerful being in the universe, but with his past haunting him, can his new allies guide him down the right path? With the Aesir Empire gaining more control than ever over the universe, the rebels fight to stop the Mad King before it’s too late, but another mysterious force has a similar goal, The Vigilante. This series depicts various mental health issues such as D.I.D, depression, anxiety, among various other issues.

Prolifiyum is a fiction, non-fiction written story is broken down into two books. Book I: Book Of The Present, and Book II: Book Of The Past. In Book I you will follow Niyara in the year 4036 trying to avenge her father's death. Who died trying to put an end to the drug Prolifiyum. But real world issues and foes causes some obstacles. In Book ll you will go through history of why things are the way they are in the present and the historic events that led up to the year 4036. Will Niyara be able to continue her father's work of ending Prolifiyum? Physical copies are sold at www.prolifiyum.com.

The Cat is a dark humour story about a superhero who has no superpowers, he only gets many lives to end up with a gang that kills little kittens...

Eirgsmoth, whose port once thrived with diverse trade enriching noble houses befell a disaster as her waters receded mysteriously and the earth shook. Now surrounded in a quagmire the township rots from marsh beyond the walls as well as the corruption of a desperate once prosperous people. In despair, the denizens look to deities for solace or relief from noble houses , yet find madness in forgotten gods' cults and strife among the entitled have taken to fighting over the scraps of a decaying corpse. The corrupt are rewarded and the vicious make headway. Only the underworld flourishes. Eirgsmoth feeds upon her own children.

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Miss Jen Lane and friends/staff published BARFLY for over two decades. BARFLY was a CD shaped guide to bars in Portland that easily fit in your pocket. Peril Press is working on digitally reprinting the issues of the much-loved zine. Now with more color.