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Space Monsters #3 marks a bold new chapter. It's packed with sci-fi, horror, and fantasy stories from a galaxy of guest creators, plus a whole lot more.In this landmark issue:Blackjack Brigade: The Derelict - Part 1 - The debut of our ongoing serial! Buccaneer Bunny and his crew-Rusty Greeneye Warren, Face Florentine, Static, and Jeannie, the ship's AI-are space pirates on the run from the Liberoni. But when they board a derelict ship in a spaceship graveyard, they find something far worse than enemy fire.The Supermarket - A routine trip turns into something else entirely.A Gift From The Depths - A space kitten dives into the unknown and comes back with a souvenir that'll "razz her berries" for nine months.The Night Slayers - A comic strip by Matthew Kreke (Apothecary Comics).Kaiju Dreamin' - A giant monster dream sequence you won't forget.The Derelict Ship - A tale of cosmic horror and lost vessels.Ask Don Glut Anything - The legendary writer answers your questions about Frankenstein, Transformers, Captain Kronos, and more.Creepy Cryptids with Grimaldi - The Rendlesham Forest incident. A lighthouse, a meteor, a patrol car, and a yodeling deer.Incoming Transmissions - Letters from the groovie ghoulies, including a call for submissions and a tribute to GWAR's Casey Orr.Stellar Zombies - They came from beyond the stars. Now they want your brains-and your satellite TV subscription.The Journalist - A tale from the front lines of the weird.Plus: Pin-ups, ads, and more!Edited by Jason Brazeal.Published by Babel Fish Press.Space Monsters is available in print and digital. Visit www.obliviontradingpost.com for signed copies, subscriptions, and more.Don't be a square. Get your copy today. #SpaceMonsters #BlackjackBrigade #ComicAnthology #SciFiComics #HorrorComics #Cryptids #Kaiju #IndieComics #BabelFishPress #SpaceKittens
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