Wow!!! And again : wow!!! What a body of work. I usually don't like horror stories, but yours is way beyond horror stories. Sort of like the difference between Stephen King and Clive Barker. In King, the world starts out more or less normal, and then gradually goes over the edge. In Barker, the world went over the edge before the first page ;o) Ditto in Cass Corridor. Whoever reads this comment, take my word for it : that click-here link is worth following, if you liked Barker's nightbreed in the world of Midian. Graphically, it's the same rough Poser-stuff as the Poser movies "Raven" and "Raven II", except Cass Corridor is comix. P4 figures, mostly chest and head shots, rough poses (but superb facial expressions) rudimentary to non-existent backgrounds - but you won't care; the story is right up there with vintage Barker, spiced with the far-out wit of Highway To Hell, IMHO. Moody, mad, murderous and so weird and well-written you'll chuckle with delight as often as you'll shiver. "Astral travel takes some practice. Four hundred years of it!" "Follow me, and don't touch anything. Especially if it MOVES!" That story MOVES, BlakeChen. Oughta be a movie, but comix always were the poor man's movie ;o)