February 6, 2019

There's a common belief, 'The saints hear little children', that may explain Murdoch's strong reaction here.

Slightly late this week, but I'm still going. A kind reader (thanks, Aja!) let me know that I'd managed to break my RSS feed. It should hopefully be fixed now; sorry, guys!

And on to the SpiderForest Comics of the Week. These are three of my absolute favorite SF comics all lumped together in one week, so seriously, guys. Click ALL THE LINKS.

Arbalest - Haelu is a monster, born of the snow and the long dark. In 6 months, she will be dead. Her purpose: to bring back the sun. But, as awareness of her complex self begins to emerge, Haelu forges goals of her own. Rated M for partial nudity, blood/gore, sex, themes of abuse.

Spare Keys for Strange Doors: Two experts in the supernatural help ordinary people with their extraordinary problems. Specialities include visitations, disappearances, compulsions, manifestations, transformations and removal of uninvited guests.

broken is a fantasy/horror story about a zombie kid befriending a fairy general and trying to deal with guilt, grief, and PTSD. This is complicated by eldritch abominations, a genocidal dictator, the dictator's wife, and a panic-induced exit from the last known bastion of civilization. Contains graphic violence (including suicide), body horror, and the occasional flashing image.