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Head to Hadron Colliderscope and read "They Come" by Stef Hall and Lisandro Di Pasquale!

Or they're going to come...for you...http://www.hadroncolliderscope.com/wp/

I can't make all this out, can you hear me? Too much static on the line! Head over to Hadron Colliderscope for clearer reception and to read Bramley's "Static"!

http://www.hadroncolliderscope.com/wp/

TUMOUR CREAM! Get a fresh tube of it over at http://www.hadroncolliderscope.com/wp/2010/06/comics/tumorcream/tumorcream/

Created by Keith Bowen and Michael Bramley, it's sure to cure what ails you! Or at least make it...creamier...

Greeting out there in LJ land! Just another boring, lame Tuesday at work, we know. Before you photocopy yourself into oblivion, read SETTLING THE DEBATE by McGuirk and Bramley! We promise that it'll be the best thing to flash before your eyes before your boss catches you and sends you to scrub out the johns after Beefy Bertha the receptionist...and it was taco day...

http://www.hadroncolliderscope.com/wp/2010/06/comics/settlingthedebate/settlingthedebate-1/

Tuesday morning, just another boring day at work...or is it? If you know what's good for you you'll head over to WWW.HADRONCOLLIDERSCOPE.COM and read QUEST OF THE INTERGALACTIC ANT EATERS by Michael Bramley and Nate Bear! This one is a bit different than some of the other stuff we've shown you so far and we know you're going to like it. Leave us some comments and while you're there, The Judgment of Patrick, featuring art by Alice Meichi Li! WWW.HADRONCOLLIDERSCOPE.COM

CLICK HERE to read WHOLE LOTTA ROSIE by Geoffrey D. Wessel!

BRAND NEW COMIC!

ARTIST'S CORNER:

Aaah Geoffrey D. Wessel. We've never met in person, but if I could count the minutes I've spent talking with this bloke on the phone, I'd be some kind of mathematician instead of… whatever the hell I am now. Geoff and I first met on some forums when he was looking for an artist and I was looking for a writer. I wanted to work on a script he showed me about a superhero prison called ‘The Grave’. It was imaginative and fun and all the sorts of things I wanted out of comics at the time. We collaborated on the pilot and then many external factors (such as my move from England to the states) lead to that partnership dissolving before issue two.

So flash forward two or three years and Geoff and I are collaborating once again on an imaginative little concept he came up with. I can honestly say that in spite of the fact that I barely slept the week I was drawing this, it was an absolute pleasure. Geoff always knows just how much detail to give an artist, and just how much room to give them too. He gives you fun things to draw, like the interrogation of slug people, but leaves enough room for a writer to get creative and draw a Christian Fish Cabby.

I’ve said it a thousand times before, but in my eyes, Geoff should have broken into mainstream comics years ago, and the big two don’t know what they’re missing.

-Michael Vincent Bramley

Hello humans, a full lunar cycle has elapsed since our launch! We hope you've enjoyed joining us on the first step of our journey. We have certainly enjoyed reading your comments and emails.

PREVIOUSLY ON HADRON COLLIDERSCOPE...

On week one, we brought a Lizard Man and a Cosmic Douche with a long standing rivalry to a gritty subway train on Earth for their spectacular Final Battle...

On week two we transported you to the farthest reaches of space, to the home of the majestic Glug species where the host of a reality TV show received Glug Abuse...

Neil Huitson and Lisandro Di Pasquale took you on a journey to the distant past, to discover the truth behind Noah's Ark and its Stowaways...

Geoffrey D. Wessel painted a gritty picture of Earth's future in the bizarre and heart-breaking tale of addiction about a man in pursuit of A Whole Lotta Rosie...

IN OTHER NEWS
LeBeau and Bramley released four experimental supplementary flavors of Hadron Colliderscope:

*Fresh Facebook
*Tasty Twitter
*Delicious Deviant Art
*Lickable Livejournal

Hadron requested your help give us a Kick Start.

Hadron Colliderscope now have an account on Kickstarter. We currently rely on the creator's pitiful paychecks to fund this non-profit site, we will continue to try our best to bring you free comics every week no matter what, but your donations could help us progress a lot more quickly and produce new merchandise as well as to fund our first published anthology. Those who donate to us will receive lots of goodies, including exclusive Hadron Merch and other never-before-seen things!

It's Tuesday and you know what that means...a new comic on Hadron! Head over to http://www.hadroncolliderscope.com/wp/ and click on the banner to read "Whole Lotta Rosie" by Geoffrey Wessel and Michael Bramley! Also, make sure to read our "Spot the Glug" contest for free swag!

Listen up, grub! Do you have what it takes to be an artist for Hadron Colliderscope?

We need someone with a huge amount of imagination and a willingness to think outside of the sixth dimension. An artist who’s willing to take the meanderings of our silicon starved minds and turn it into the something resembling what you know as a “comic book”.

We need YOUR help to make this clanking, smoking machine work.

We WILL have our work seen both by the festering populace and the professionals that pay for their synthetic synesthesia.

We WANT to have you working with us. We can promise work, fun, professionalism and something you’ll be very proud of.

Contact us at lebeau@hadroncolliderscope.com AND bramley@hadroncolliderscope.com

We here at Hadron are very concerned about your health. Fat wallet syndrome is effecting millions these days and we want to help! Sling some of those heavy, gross dollars (they're covered in germs, you know) at us over at
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1087629791/hadron-colliderscope. In return, we'll give you ...things! Things like posters or stickers or graphic novels! THINGS YOU WANT. YES. WANT. DELICIOUS WANTING.