Project Asylum: Adult Folk Art Graphic Novella Series, Issue #002: Mar-13

Issue #002, March 2013. Indie Folk Artist Nick Moore presents yet another slice of snark and random deep thoughts with style, panache and, well, maybe a little gall for a recipe of humor and storytelling unseen since the late 80's and early 90's.

If you've already picked up other issues of Project Asylum, welcome back to the Peanut Gallery!

If this is your first one, come on in, we've got some fresh absinthe and irish coffee ready for you, and we cordially invite you to check out the other issues.

This issue features the new sci-fi/fantasy story, "Warp Girl: First Flight"; our plucky heroine-to-be, Becca Hamilton, develops her ability to fly and mentally abuse random cops with stuff you could only find in an adult graphic novella like Project Asylum.

After a post-romantic disagreement with her boyfriend Eric, Becca discovers a whole new world of things -- literally.

Also on tap for the issue are: the regular one-page "Impossible Is!" debating God vs. aliens (it's a real battle!), a parody by "Farm Fresh Country Cuts", and a St.

Patty's Day PSA that we had to publish "because the wee folk told us to, and you don't say no to the wee folk... you just don't."There's also a gallery artwork or two for your full-belly experiences.

But why are you still here, reading this, when you could be reading Project Asylum #002 instead?

So be like Nike and just do it, and know that every issue you or someone you know buys supports a local artist, which is really, really good karma.