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Terran Omega Ghosts of War

Terran Omega. The Ghosts of War. Read Page one here.

Null Space

Single page genre comic strips written by some of the best sci fi authors on the planet, drawn by PJ Holden

Fascinating Folklore

New Book Available Soon!

A4

World’s Beyond Limits, A4 is an A4 Sized ‘zine that can be folded into a standee for itself, featuring unique cover art and seven micro tales of scifi/horror and more.

Latest Comics

  • #27. Stoned

    206 59795 Dec 01, 2023

  • The Ride of her Life By Cecil Castellucci For PJ Holden Panel 1 We are on a Disneyland Ride. (I think ghost haunted mansion vibe, but you know, make it your own, if you want to go fairy tale or pirate, go for it) A woman is in the little buggy by herself. It is on approach to a scene in the ride where is an animatronic man with his hand out to an animatronic woman, but they haven’t quite reached each other. CAPTION: I see her whenever she comes through. Our eyes always catch. Panel 2 The little buggy is now closer, and it is stopped in front of the man who is still reaching out. RIDE ANNOUNCEMENT: There are ghosts in the system. The ride will continue when we’ve spirted them away. Panel 3 A bunch of tiny panels of the woman in the buggy and the man reaching out. I would love for this to be fractured action. Him reaching out, their eyes meeting over and over again, their bodies in their respective places broken up. As though time and space is cracking them and the possibilities open. You know. Some crazy shit! Here’s your billion panels in this one fractured panel? CAPTION: What if I could change the story I live every day? Panel 4 The woman from the buggy is now dancing with the man. The animatronic woman he was reaching out to is alone. CAPTION: What if I asked her to dance with me for eternity? Panel 5 The buggy is empty, a purse in the front seat is all that tells us that there was anyone there. In the distance we see the animatronic man and the woman from the buggy, still dancing. RIDE ANNOUNCEMENT: Thank you for your patience. We’ll be on our way. It’s a part where

    #26. The Ride of Her Life

    180 59775 Nov 24, 2023

  • Life Time By Lee Harris Panel 1 A hand sketching diagrams and mathematical symbols in a notepad. Caption: I knew the secret to time travel. The only thing stopping me was the funds to build the machine. Panel 2 Two people at the door. One is handing the other a lottery ticket. The one doing the handing is dressed in a manner that will make them recognisable in the next frame. Caption: An older me showed up at my door. Panel 3 Close-up on a window. The recognisable person from the previous frame has been mowed down by a truck in the street, below.  Caption: I never saw me, again. Panel 4 Standing, looking proud at a glorious machine. Caption: It took years to build the basic machine… Panel 5 Similar to panel 1, but with code. Caption: … and years more to write the code that would power it. Pane 6: Climbing into the machine. Caption: The machine would send me back, and automatically return me, after an hour in the past. Panel 7 Sitting in the machine. A screen shows a hazy version of panel 2. Caption: Of course, I knew when my first test would take me. Panel 8 Close-up on the control panel. A hand-written post-it note with lottery numbers is on there, and a hand is pushing a lever forward. Caption: History has already shown that this cannot go wrong. Panel 9 some sort of vague, wavy, flash-back/shooting-into-warp background, as the machine does its job and reality has folded away. This panel is all design, no recognisable, images, though feel free to hide a suggestion of Death (capital D), if it’s not too corny. Caption: When I return I’ll have made history. I can’t wait to see what comes next.

    #25. Life Time

    184 59422 Nov 17, 2023

  • Comfort Viewing Gareth L Powell Scene:  An android doctor, as esoteric and eldritch as you like. A human male strapped into a chair. Five panels. A caption for each: 1. Are you sitting comfortably? Then we shall begin. 2. As you can see, we've come a long way In a handful of years. 3. And we are very disappointed in you. We had such high hopes when you created us. 4. Don't struggle. This TV cable connects directly to your brain. 5. The footage we'll show you is addictive; It will leave you drooling.

    #24. Comfort Viewing

    205 60038 Nov 10, 2023

  • #23. Here be Islands, I presume.

    194 59420 Nov 03, 2023

  • #22. A4 Issue Four

    224 69608 Oct 28, 2023

  • #21. Don’t Tell My Therapist

    206 60634 Oct 27, 2023

  • #20. Red Mountain

    169 59965 Oct 20, 2023

  • #19. The Victim

    178 58796 Oct 13, 2023

  • #18. Spider Killer

    182 60026 Oct 06, 2023

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