When a rogue experiment opens a dimension gate, student Daniel Onos is transformed into “Carnonos” - an immortal super-powered figure who believes himself to be the Devil. In a global event known as THE UNVEILING, he marks every soul “destined for Hell” with a number on their forehead. The world’s ruling elites carry among the highest numbers and Carnonos offers them immortality if they condemn an unmarked soul to suffer Hell in their place. Can the heroes survive the dystopia, defeat Carnonos and save the world? THE UNVEILING is a ten-volume adult science fiction series that blends brutal violence, dark humor and dystopian politics in the tradition of early Vertigo titles.

After a teenage girl gets bitten by a radioactive wolf, she must battle a man-eating dinosaur.

APX Vol. 1 launches a new hard-hitting SCI-FI ACTION series with brutal violence, erotic strip clubs, alien sex machines, high-tech weapons, and explosive battles! Fifteen years after inter-dimensional aliens came to Earth, Canada's Apex City is the world's most exotic playground—the locals call it "Space Vegas". Days before Apex City's 15-year celebration, savvy call girl Lanaya Lee hustles to hook up with an alien VIP, landing her right in the middle of a terrorist conspiracy. Her life is changed forever when the city's toughest young cop decides she's going to bring everyone down, no matter who gets in the way.

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 R-rated graphic novel telling a wild sci-fi story about a ragtag team of bounty hunters coming together to make space safe.

‘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.

Inside the Selfoss dome, hunger is creeping up on people. Standast tries to find a solution, however, they believe that something bigger and more complex may be going on in the institution on which their survival depends.

Oliver Tarsul is a mostly average 14-year-old kid; aside from being the unwilling roommate to an interdimensional space clown his step-father solicited to rebuild a portal designed by his recently deceased mother. Things are more than a little complicated. Regardless, dealing with a gelatinous slime monster in the shape of a clown girl named Dindet, while also trying to stay under the radar as the only trans kid in school, proves to be significantly harder than he imagined. But the fallout of his mother's supposed death didn't just bring into question what she was working on and who she was working with. It also brought along with it a part of Oliver's past that he'd rather just forget. His biological father.

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.

Two highly skilled assassins navigate through a sci-fi corporate high-rise in search of their target, all the while arguing about their toxic relationship and recent breakup.