Log 158 By Godric By Tommy Coyote Published Issue 099, March 2022 How-2 pitch pain! Cornered as eyes Bitten as rain. Turning out lights Per memory, Our store of shame. I’ve borne witness Tossed flame Consulted fates And right on time, Alone again. If I start to admit it Plunge tears in rice Won’t I […]
What the heck are GABBAGOOBLINS? By Allyson Lupovich Photos by courtesy of Joe Cappa Published Issue 099, March 2022 You may have seen them on TikTok, but they’ve also been recently spotted at Convergence Station. What the heck are they? And why? And huh? Perhaps you’ve seen them throughout the vast macrocosm of TikTok, or
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Werewolf Radar: The Chaunic 2000 By Nate Balding Art by Nick Flook Published Issue 099, March 2022 Mobile defibrillators. Ejection seats. Duty free shops. Fries that, instead of being lukewarm slices of wet potatoes served with a salt packet, are well-seasoned, creating an entire new enterprise called normal ass sides. Every one of these originated with
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Shocked By Eric Joyner Published as the Centerfold Issue 099, March 2022 I was born in San Mateo, a suburb of San Francisco. My childhood was fairly uneventful, doing the usual things most kids did, reading comics (mostly Mad, Creepy, Eerie and newspaper comic strips), playing sports, and going to school, as well as drawing
Everywhere i look i am reminded of you By Mars Black Published Issue 099, March 2022 Mars Black describes himself as the “UK paint whisperer.” Everywhere i look i am reminded of you is a 6″ x 8″ acrylic on canvas. See more of his work on his site and on Instagram. Snag prints here.
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Mrs. Robinson By Moon Patrol Published Issue 099, March 2022 Moon Patrol is a Northern California-based artist. Taking themes including ’80s cartoons and video games, classic pulp illustrations, and comic book narratives, Moon Patrol remixes these many and varied cues using a collage technique he compares to “Kid Koala’s turntable albums, and in part by
Published Issue 099, March 2022 “Get back here, El!” Her father’s words are distant, subdued by the ringing in her ears, by the patter of her sneakers pounding into the pavement. Ringo senses her approach by her keys, pushes its door open for Ellie. She slips inside, the door automatically locking shut behind her. Her
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GRASSHOPPER By Zac Dunn Art by Mark Mothersbaugh & Daniel Whittington Published Issue 099, March 2022 Hounds tooth Foaming at the mouth A shiny briefcase And a bad case Of chronic halitosis One foot in front Of the other Stepping over The scorched earth In your wake A master of the universe But utterly perverse Fist
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The Bones of the Earth By Joel Tagert Art by Peter Kornowski Published Issue 099, March 2022 Even among his own people, Lhakpa Tshering was known as a great sojourner and famous guide. This reputation was the natural result of summiting the murderous peaks of Kanchenjunga, Nanga Parbat and many others, but he had also
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SUCCUBI By Mark J. Mitchell Art by S. Putnik Published Issue 098, February 2022 He never got his witch — the potent night that cracked open under her icy touch. Or silence, wrapping him soft as a cut reed shroud. All his short time was spent in light too ordinary. He’d constructed small shrines against