A free PsipicArt Alien fan online creation. While testing prototype next generation elctro-gravitic propulsion systems out on the rim, High Energy Physics Research vessel USCCS Horizon detects a series of pulsed transmissions emanating from the mysterious spatial anomaly known as 'The Bruise'. They are revealed to be distress signals, echoes from a dying Earth in another Universe, and may hold the key to both the origin of the enigmatic 'Engineers' and the terrifying Xenomorphss themselves...

Back in 1957, Ed Wood brought us a movie about aliens who tried to raise the dead in order to destroy humanity in order to prevent us from causing a galaxy destroying weapon that they believed we would one day create. This was Plan 9 from Outer Space. Obviously, plans 1 through 8 failed, and (spoiler alert, but frankly the movie has been out for 63 years now, so there shouldn't be much to spoil) so did Plan 9. But what happened in the years since 1957? Did the aliens just give up? Were they going to cease their plans to stop us and save the galaxy?

Following the events of the original series, Earth is struck by a cosmic event event dubbed the Calamity, corrupting the experiments that called it home into feral beasts. To counter this threat, Project Salvation is greenlit to produce a whole new series of elite life forms bred for combat to help Lilo and Stitch fight back and bring their alien family back to its senses. Will this strategy be enough to reclaim the Earth, or will it meet unforeseen complications that come with creating life?

It's been three years since the Flip - the day when Earth's gravity turned upside down. The ceiling is now the floor, people can't step outside for fear of falling into the sky, and everyone is left obsessing over the same questions: How did this happen? Why is it only affecting humans? And is there any way we can go back? Upside Down is an ongoing, black and white, indie comic book that takes you on an imaginative journey through a world unlike any you've seen before! Join the Gravpunk adventure and get flipped!

On the unforgiving desert orbital of Heliosynth, danger waits behind every dust storm and opportunity hides in every shadow. For Emma “Fix’Em” Shockbite—a sharp-tongued, morally grounded young mercenary—it’s all part of the job. Whether she’s tracking down relics, wrangling bounties, or dodging wasteland horrors, Emma is always one step ahead... or at least trying to be. But lately, her dreams have been shifting—haunted by memories she doesn’t recognize and glimpses of a future she can’t explain. As strange forces begin to stir, Emma finds herself caught in something much bigger than bounty boards and back-alley deals. There’s a storm coming. And Emma might be the key to stopping it… or starting it. Set in the expansive Wonders of the First multiverse, Emma: Rise of a Mythic is a sci-fantasy adventure about identity, destiny, and what it means to rise to the moment—even when the universe has other plans.

In the Dark Era of spacetime, moments before particle decay unwinds the atomic fabric of the universe as we know it, Mae, Jacob, and Dove carry the faint, flickering torch of life through an endless void. This short story is about loss, fate, and the love that we must hold dearly on our hopeless journey toward the ultimate unknown.

A brilliant scientist named Zorrick West leads a team on a voyage to achieve multiversal travel. A failure of his voyage results in the loss of Zorrick’s entire team and Zorrick’s inadvertent transportation to an alternate ancient Egypt, where he is stuck. As Zorrick begins to embed himself in Egyptian society, learning the language and customs of ancient Egypt and calling himself a traveler, he is transported by portal and meets an all-powerful figure named Moreous, who claims to be the keeper of time, space, and the multiverse. After informing Zorrick that he has committed a crime by inadvertently rupturing the fabric of the space-time continuum and transporting to ancient Egypt, Moreous offers Zorrick a chance at redemption by helping him hunt and destroy a powerful creature named Xenendorf. Only the successful elimination of Xenendorf will result in mercy and a return home for Zorrick, but failure or refusal to help Moreous would cause Moreous to destroy everything Zorrick holds dear. As Zorrick embarks on his exciting and dangerous adventures in the Multiverse, Zorrick begins to discover that Moreous is hiding the truth from him and that Xenendorf is not who Moreous made him out to be.

In space, there are dark clouds known as “dark nebulae.” These clouds range in size and volume, much like the clouds in Earth's atmosphere. And just like their earthly counterparts, they can be dangerous to space travelers. But as humanity often does, it found a solution known as “Project Pharos.” The project involved a self-isolated station placed in the middle of the nebulae to warn off travelers and guide them through if truly necessary. These stations are operated by one person who is isolated for a year at a time. People have disappeared during this job, either because of madness or for some unknown reason. Our main character, Akir, is one of these pharos keepers, and we follow him through a year of isolation. Is space really that lonely?

inside Aaron´s body, a white blood called Antium lived for the sake of destroying microbes and no more, but after a weird incident, and a lot of bad luck, his consciousness somehow changed places with one of Aaron's friends, Aiden, now, after this bodyswap, Aiden, living as a cell, and Antium, now living as human, will have to find a way to reverse this event, and return to their respective sizes.

An Airforce scientist’s experiment unexpectedly transports her to a parallel world filled with advanced and disturbing technology were she must join an underground resistance to fight the red queen and her technocratic empire to find her way back home.