Issue Directory

DAYMARES & NIGHTDREAMS by Jim Ordolis

"Meditations on Aristotle" by Mark Hutcheson and Jim Ordolis
Mortality has a way of making a man think. Here is one man's simple reflections and meditations, on Aristotle.

"Re:Creation" by Nelson Cabral and Jim Ordolis
The mystery of life is unraveled and brought to bare as the boredom of a God.

"Daymares & Nightdreams I" by Jim Ordolis
Jim Ordolis takes a shot at advertising, conspiracy theories, and spy adventures in this one page ad parody.

"Daymares & Nightdreams II" by Jim Ordolis
Political cartoons. Jim Ordolis takes his crack at the "Prez" with a "What If" type scenario. What if, someone sent a comic book care package to good ol' George. W?

"Luis Bunuel's Kitchen: Prologue" by Jim Ordolis
As a man builds the confines of his own imprisonment, an inhabitant of a "Shadow World" transforms her own existence into reality in this tribute to European outré film directors like LuisBunuel, Fillini and Goddard.

"Luis Bunuel's Kitchen, Part I" by Jim Ordolis
As a man builds the confines of his own imprisonment, an inhabitant of a "Shadow World" transforms her own existence into reality in this tribute to European outré film directors like LuisBunuel, Fillini and Goddard.

"Daymares & Nightdreams III" by Jim Ordolis
The Old Man On The Moon is a juxtaposition of contrasting images. An examination of children's book illustration, secret societies and romantic art.

"Luis Bunuel's Kitchen, Part II" by Jim Ordolis
Our heroine begins to encounter some of the inhabitants of the "Shadow World", but is it a supernatural aid or a foe?

"Daymares & Nightdreams IV" by Jim Ordolis
A casual walk in the park? Could it be an off chance stumbling into a surreal daydream or an excerpt from a page in someone's slightly twisted nightmares? I guess anything is plausible.

"Luis Bunuel's Kitchen, Part III" by Jim Ordolis
The surreal descent continues as inspiration fertilizes...