Surreal comics by the creator of the critically acclaimed SQUIRREL MACHINE and FOLLY. Cochlea & Eustachia defy analysis, as they act on whims beyond the author's scope of rationale. The reader is assured that the narratives herein contained are uncontaminated by plot, character development or sensible dialogue. It is recommended that you simply relax and look at the pretty pictures.

From the very, probably too weird, mind of Dave Franchini (Zenescope Entertainment's Belle: Beast Hunter, Cinderella: Serial Killer Princess, & Grimm Fairy Tales) comes a new story, from a new publisher(created by Dave himself *winky face*) that is sure to test the sane confines of the universe and all the imagination within it. Sven is a groundhog, he's from space and he's here to save us, or at least that's what the title implies. But when Sven's first encounter with humans is the not-so-sober Sarah...and her car, things don't really go as planned. Our world is in trouble, unfriendly aliens are among us, and only a space groundhog and a reporter, who doesn't know if she's losing her mind, are our only hope--but what comes next you will need to read to believe! Drawn and colored by the amazing Matteo Leoni(Cherry Gilbert: Necromancer/ Destiny NY/ Tales Of Vulcania), and lettered by the phenomenal Taylor Esposito of Ghost Glyph Studios(Flash Gordon, Space Ghost, Red Hood and Harley Quinn TAS)--This action-adventure, sci-fi story packed full of strange and lovable characters, monstrous fungi and mysterious tuxedo'd men from the small town of Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania -- really earns its spot as the first published comic from new publisher, WEIRD BRAIN ENTERTAINMENT!

Snowball on the cover of Nova man apocalypse volume #2 Created by sharkmaker3000 A next comic after Nova man Origins volume #1 now it is volume #2 With Nova man and snowball and Golden yellow teaming up to Fight a Apocalypse virus On vortex and Frosta to Cure everyone and everything in space And This comic goes into Totally expected Things going on Everywhere in space

Lorelei is just trying to finish her BA thesis. Then her research into an obscure star-shaped Devonian-era cephalopod fossil drags her into a scavenger hunt that indicates her subject may be hiding some of the central secrets of the universe. Or at least, that's what 19th century polymath Havius Corus thought. Careening through libraries, churches, botanical gardens, and stone circles with her roommate Eddie (and their trusty cat Raisin, who travels with them via backpack), Lorelei explores the puzzles and the mysteries the polymath has hidden from the world . . . unseen in the architecture and the nature all around her. Can Lorelei find the solutions to the secrets of fossil history? And will her thesis advisor think her hard work is a legitimate dissertation topic? Lorelei, Eddie, and Raisin are on the case!

Lastrex Labs is a facility run by a man who will go to any lengths to make his mark in the field of Faux Human research. What he doesn’t count on is finding a unique specimen that offers him not only the means to truly break new ground in his work, but in his heart as well. Updates Monthly. Writer: Emily Brigolin Artist: Jeanine-Jonee

Heroes of Liberty explores the Origins of the Cross Worlds Nexus comics as it follows the Golden Age Heroes of Liberty! Maximus, Bazooka Burdock, Gold Talon, Commander Conquest, Miss Maxxine, and Professor Rivercrow.

The diaries of William New as illustrated by Geoff Marshall, publishing bi-weekly on Mondays. William New teamed with artist/songwriter Geoff Marshall to create “Our William” for a Canadian music monthly from 1992-95. Thirty years later we present their work to a new generation of comics enthusiasts. There will be easter eggs, and surprises. Geoff brings his passion for classic illustration and cinema to this remastering of the original artwork. For more please visit geoffmarshall.ca

Walking in the Vermont woods, a girl thinks about the states' past. Thank you to Jeremy K. Davis and his catalogue of lost Vermont Ski areas, The Vermont Historical society for their digital collection of historical photos, and lastly thanks to Carrie Rouillard for her feedback. Statistics sourced from the Lost Vermont Project and the US Census Bureau.