813. The Monster of Camp Sunshine (1964) — Torture Cinema #152

812. Tales from the Mos Eisley Cantina edited by Kevin J. Anderson (1995) — Thrawn and On and On #7

811. Darkly Lem (a.k.a. “The Council of Multiverse Affairs”) — Transmentation – Transience

810. Event Horizon (1997) Revisit — At the Movies

809. The Flintstones (1994) — Torture Cinema #151

808. David M. Perry (a.k.a. The Chronicler) — Oathbreakers

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