Endless Night 2025
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Astro Quantum #2
A frozen SOS. A desperate rescue. And a captain who hides more than a face in the dark. When the PEKUOD answers a faint distress call from the ice world Ghebar, Ishmaeel and Quee-Keg join a ragged rescue that quickly goes wrong: thieves posing as survivors, savages and legendary “ice demons” from the deep, and a costly act of betrayal that leaves brave blood on the ice. All while the PEKUOD ship’s shadowed captain — Akhab — vows a bloody reckoning against ghosts of the past and the galaxy’s deadliest prey: the Moloks. Issue #2 plunges the crew deeper into violence and moral compromise. Friendships are tested, loyalties fracture, and the hunt for Molok blood becomes more than a dirty job — it turns into a fatal destiny. A gritty, high-stakes chapter of cosmic survival, revenge, and the brutal truth about what it takes to touch the stars.
The Way Out
Author: Rebecca Buxton
language: en
Publisher: Univ of California Press
Release Date: 2026-01-13
The global refugee regime has shifted under our feet. Over the last forty years, international asylum practices have expanded to include the queer and trans displaced. At least thirty-seven countries now recognize LGBTIQ refugees on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity, with some states providing specialized support. Yet amid this expansion, backlash has intensified against refugee protection as well as the hard-earned rights of LGBTIQ people. In this disquieting context, the protection of LGBTIQ refugees remains partial and exclusionary. The Way Out examines the complexities of queer and trans displacement around the world. Centering personal narratives of LGBTIQ refugees, the book exposes the shortcomings of an international protection regime that is unable to address the harms that drive displacement. Rebecca Buxton and Samuel Ritholtz's analysis of the stakes of queer and trans inclusion in accounts of displacement justice offers a vibrant example of theory brought to life.
Astro Quantum #3
The hunt begins. Quee-Keg leads the speeder-hooks in pursuit of a Molok, but the kill is lost when a Kobalt, the eco galaxy terrorists, fleet ambushes the crew — leaving wreckage, betrayal, and Akhaab's wrath in their wake. Docking at the forest-world Orobos, Ishmaeel's drunken misstep delivers him into the hands of the fanatical priests of Dakon — zealots who demand blood sacrifice to feed their abyssal god. To save him, Quee-Keg and Rolloh must descend into a nightmare of smoke, stone, and tentacles, where faith is madness and monsters are very real. Friendship, fury, and survival collide in the shadow of a living god.