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Avatar August 2023 reaches around to jerk itself off. Tim Vigil and David Quinn accommodate. They hammer-f&*k all the c$nts to the wall, teaching hornypu$$y the meaning of well-endowed. It is definitely something to observe.

"I play because I play."

From the horrors of the lab or the end of the world, the great journey to freedom begins. Either to shuck off the heavy weight of programming and metal or to shed the skin of conditioning, we must go. Animals we are. Smelling the summer breeze, we travel far into the unknown country, encountering danger and loss. Fighting back, no matter the cost.

"1 know 0"

James and James cap off this year's Avatar August with a return to the man from the Thames Delta himself: Warren Ellis.

Steampunk Sherlock Holmes? Check. Cast off ideas from Planetary? Check. Half-baked ideas drawn from popular science websites? Check. It's a perfect storm. Get your galoshes and brew your tea.

"But once you've heard the song of a spaceship, you'd never be anything but a royal naval outer serviceman."

Chris, James, and James continue with Avatar August.

In 2014 and 2015, Alan Moore (you may have heard of him) took some time out of his busy Northampton schedule to dig deep into his ongoing concerns about global ecological and civilizational collapse. The result was Crossed +100 #1-6. We decode the lingo, unlock the keys of meaning, and otherwise pull this thing apart, showing our esteemed colleagues (aka YOU) how it all works.

"Huh. Movie."

In this episode: the triumphant trio takes on in a tempestuous tango of torture, the origin, the start of it all: Crossed, Volume 1. It's a banger, if you have the stomach for it.

"You could even call it moral courage--"

James and James answer the most important question of our times: billionaires, threat or menace?!! And then after about 14 minutes of that, they get into some Warren Ellis Avatar work--Black Summer (2007-2008).

"I'm not a good liberal like you and John."

James and James dive into a newly returned library. Resting on the periphery? A little something Avatar Press liked to call Crossed: Badlands #1-3 and #25-28.

Stand to.

"We don't get to be in that story. All we get's the crossed."