Hey, friends, it's Daniel Noah here. I'm the director of Spectrovision Radio.

So many of the ideas that permeate the genre stories we tell are actually based on real

paranormal phenomena. The way we've represented these powerful experiences really only begin to

scratch the surface, not just of the way they work, but of the way they feel.

When the fine folks at Oni Press approached Spectrevision about creating a comic book series

based on real paranormal phenomena, we jumped at the chance.

High Strangeness is a series of five interconnected stories created by actual experiencers,

committed to portraying the reality of paranormal experience as it truly is,

strange, disorienting, beguiling, frightening, and awe-inspiring. It's got UFOs, cryptids, men in

black, and I mean the real men in black, not the other men in black, synchronicities,

interdimensional portals, a deep underground military base,

and so much more.

This October, Oni Press and Spectrevision are proud to present high strangeness, a five-part

experiment and comic book storytelling, boasting an otherworldly cast of comic book talents.

Like Christopher Cantwell, Christian Warren and Jock, Chris Condon,

Ringo Award-winning artist Dave Chisholm, Cecil Castellucci,

Timothy Renner of Strange Familiers,

Joan Jim Perry of Euphemat.

Look for High Strangeness book one on shelves October 8th at a local comic bookshop near you.

But be warned, when you look into the abyss, the abyss looks back.

Spectrevision Radio.

While our government's official position is not to speculate on this subject, we can choose to let our minds explore other possibilities.

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