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The invention has gone wireless…

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Script: Daphne • Art: Raro 666 • Lettering: George Zipp

Basically me: OwO what’s this?

YES!  It's back  :o  :o

Hey! There's a side and a front too, you know.

I like that we've advanced to hijacking the AirPods of hot jogger ladies in broad daylight. Is fun to see technology and the tools of enslavement march ever forward. Or something like that~

The downside is semi-public shows of power like this do attract attention, and before long you've got T.E.D.S..

I would be down for an illustrated SCP installment with a creepy, ambiguous ending.

OK, I'll bite: SCP?

Maybe a reference to the SCP Foundation?  That's certainly creepy.

Aye. (http://www.scp-wiki.net/) Wouldn't be the first story about a mission or task force attempting to secure, contain, and protect vis-à-vis mind control incursions, but the horror angle and X-Files / extra-governmental secret agency aesthetic isn't always fully capitalized on.

Secure Copy? It's not that creepy.

lifemcs linked, but unless Daphne followed and went down the rabbit hole. ;)

http://www.scp-wiki.net/

The SCP Foundation is a collaborative writing wiki...thing, based around the eponymous organization's efforts to Secure, Contain, and Protect.   The main entries in the site are listings of anomalous objects, creatures or phenomena, each referred to by numerical designations (eg SCP-056).  Entries begin with the containment procedures for the SCP (or 'skip') in question, followed by a description of its nature.  Some of them get really creative, hiding secrets about the nature the particular SCP within its entry.

There are also a lot of stories (in various canons) on the site based around operations of the Foundation itself.  As lifemcs mentioned, there's definitely a X-Files/extra-governmental nature to the Foundation.  The recent video game 'Control' seems to draw some heavy inspiration from the SCP Foundation, but it isn't exactly unique in fiction.  I remember thinking the TV series "Warehouse 13" was like a much more light-hearted version of the Foundation, but any sort of fictional secret extra-governmental entity fits along those lines (Men in Black, etc).

A lot of the SCPs have properties that fall into some version of mind control. Some controlling hosts, some changing perception, some that are essentially ideas that can be passed like a virus, etc.

I've definitely seen ideas for this kind of organization pop up in Mind Control fiction before, with organizations that contain/police mind controllers to some degree.  I think Bill Pratt has played around with it a bit.

Oh!  Also, great issue :D

Did this book get removed?

Bonuses are only available during their release month, although we have been collecting and releasing each year's bonuses as special editions.