Purchase of an Issue #10 ebook includes a zipped file containing (1) PDF and (1) EPUB.

If you’re reading this in hardcopy, then congrats on being totally ripped and possessing the upper-body strength required to lift a double-issue of Planet Scumm! (If you’re reading this digitally then, uh… sick storage medium, brah.) 

With this, our tenth issue, Planet Scumm has officially entered double digits, and what better way to celebrate than by packing this issue with a full ten stories? We like to think most issues have a little something for everyone, so it stands to reason that Supergiant-X has several somethings for everyone! 

Lethal haute couture and militarized cleaning services? We’ve got that. Titan-sized war machines and megafauna? You’ll find a couple. Plus pet-stealing aliens, exorcism-for-hire, world-ending AIs, malevolent doormen, mirror universe tourism, and phantasmal migration. 

To be honest, this issue’s so big it’s entirely possible one of Scummy’s brood hid something in there that we didn’t notice. If you hear any odd noises coming out of the table of contents, or notice an occasional bulge under the cover, you might want to proceed with caution. 

Actually, forget caution—throw this bad boy wide open! You’re ripped! (Or in possession of at least 16GB of storage space!) If things get dicey, this issue can also serve as a weighty improvised weapon.

Issue #10 features the stories:

• Thessaly by Lauren O’Donoghue

• A Little Galaxy by Joachim Heijndermans

• An Abridged History of the End of the World by Ben Hennesy

• The Door Man by Christopher Moylan

• Katu and the Eye of Flesh by Stefan Sokoloski

• Deep Clean by Matt Hornsby

• Desert Man by Joe Anderson

• Hector Brim by Sam Rebelein

• A Thousand Cranes of Blood and Steel by Ashley Naftule

• Ghosts of Lone Pine by Joshuah Stolaroff

• Original art by Sam Rheaume, Alyssa Alarcón Santo, Erika Schnatz, Camille Villanueva, Maura McGonagle, and Clare Fuller.