Kuston ends up on Earth, and is having some relationship problems with his new 'friend' Moe. Marin is happily reunited with Melan and Lolo manages not to kill everyone and instead creates the Moconode, a USB-like device which contains human organic information allowing Monomakia to appear fully human. Rated for adult situations and themes.
Welcome to a weird alternate universe where Crane is teaching his usual Psychology courses, just as unstable but manages to hold it together without killing to many people by the time he ends up becoming Becky Albright's Professor. It's short, sweet, and kinda dark at one point. Rating for adult situations and themes.
Fourteen can be a special number for your average teenager. For Jonathan Crane and Sherri Squires it can mean a multitude of things...
You've got to begin somewhere... but start with Grace.
How can I explain what it's like? Point of View from the Beldam.
Dear Diary, I think I'm falling for my greatest foe and turning into what he wanted. It follows Becky Albright's diary entries before and throughout the comic: Mistress of Fear, Scarecrow (Villains) #1 February 1998.
After insulting Cupid, Beej finds himself in the "diaper" of said cherub. Forced to do the matchmaker's job our lovable "Ghost with the Most" finds that pairing lovers can be prankable fun. That is, until he's found out. As punishment for not following the LIST, BJ's forced to right his wrongs, and hopefully do so before Lydia permanently falls in LOVE. Will she forget him?
After her trip to Wonderland, Alice returns to the real world to complete her vocal performance. But, by doing so, she attracts the attention of a certain hatter... Based on the 1999 Alice in Wonderland TV version.
After the defeat of the Beldam, Coraline is feeling rather safe. School has started and she's back exploring, but the door that leads to Other World is open once more. Can Coraline and her new friend, Wybie survive a new adventure?
Mahiru & Mitsuru are in a bit of a pickle... pickle curry ice-cream. Guess who is pregnant with an added bonus of yōkai powers? Sequel to Brownies, rated for maturity.
He loved her and was getting away with murder. She was crazy, being crushed by her love. Basic points of view on being married to a psycho. Bring your I-Pod this is song based.