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Planet Comics #15
NOW MONTHLY "The Adventures of Slash Moron" (Bambos, Jim Hansen, John Burns), "Division 77: Martian Law" (Brendon T. Write), "Lords of the Cosmos: Last of My Kind" (Joseph Freistuhler), and "Lords of the Cosmos: I Am the Sword of Aegeus" (Dennis Fallon, Zach Brunner). "The Adventures of Slash Moron" (Bambos, Jim Hansen, John Burns): It's war amongst the wing men - and wing women - on the Planet Varzoom, as Slash Moron travels to a city in the sky and joins the struggle for possession of a power gem. What could possibly go wrong? Everything! "Division 77: Martian Law" (Brendon T. Write): We find ourselves in a forgotten colony on Mars from the 50's... complete with big cars and ray guns, girls on rocket skates, and brains in bottles. Here, the Sheriff's bread and butter is all monsters, mayhem and eccentrics. "Lords of the Cosmos: Last of My Kind" (Joseph Freistuhler): The Biowizards are nearly extinct. Yet, somehow, life finds a way. But the brilliant Felinex will not let the architects of the planet pass into the history books quite yet.... "Lords of the Cosmos: I Am the Sword of Aegeus" (Dennis Fallon, Zach Brunner): Before the gods fell, before the Stardragons settled, before the armies marched across the great machine, there was a sword. A sword with not only cunning and patience, but a thirst... a thirst for blood!
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