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Contents of Issue 21 SpaceGirl: In the last part of SpaceGirl the gang are in danger once again from Cosmoplast. Written and illustrated by Motodraconis Pumpkin Coach: Even in fairytales the media swoops in when a Princess dies. Written by Allen Ashley and Selina Lock Illustrated by Mayko Fry Verityfair:1.3 Verity has an important interview with a new acting agency. Written and illustrated by Terry Wiley Daily Strip: one of Lee's daily cartoon strips from October 2008. Written & Illustrated by Lee Kennedy Contents of Issue 20 SpaceGirl: Zorgon Flu hits the crew. Written and illustrated by Motodraconis The 'Skort' and Sad Dream: Lee remembers a particular garment from her youth, and dreams sad dreams about her cat. Written and Illustrated by Lee Kennedy Verityfair:1.2 Verity's acting career isn't going to plan, so she ends up working in the local chippie. Written and illustrated by Terry Wiley God's Gift: A woman's revenge can be cruel, a goddesses' even more so.. Written by Jay Eales Illustrated by mpMann Soldier Girl: A wordless tale of a girl trying to change her life by joining the army. Written by David Goodman Illustrated by Jenny Linn-Cole Contents of Issue 19 SpaceGirl: Cosmoplast decide to repossess their property. Written and illustrated by Motodraconis Suzie: A poetic look at the life of Suzie. Written and Illustrated by Lee Kennedy Melaney's Dragon: Cute dragon fighting ensues. Written by C Demmans Illustrated by David Goodman Verityfair:1.1 A brand new series from Terry Wiley chronicling the life of middle-aged actress Verity and her friends. Written and illustrated by Terry Wiley Rhubarb!: A spooky tale of twins and rhubarb. Written by Briony Coote Illustrated by Terry Wiley Contents of Issue 18 SpaceGirl: The gang have to contend with chocolate maggots. Written and illustrated by Motodraconis I've Gone Empty, Biddy's Barbie & Hypnogogic Mexicans: Lee muses about faith, her sister's barbie doll and mexicans. Written and Illustrated by Lee Kennedy False Idols: One woman's journey through an extreme reality gameshow. Written by Alec Worley Illustrated by Paul Harrison War Canary: The realities of working in a munition factory in WW1. Written by Selina Lock Illustrated by Ian Culbard What Women Want: A concise version of Chaucer's Wife of Bath's Tale. Written by Selina Lock Illustrated by Jane McGuinness Stranger to Love: Brotherly love clashes with a sister's needs in this circus tale. Written by Douglas Noble Illustrated by David Baille Contents of Issue 17 SpaceGirl: Vass gets a date. Written and illustrated by Motodraconis Ultrascan: Lee experiences an ultrasound scan. Written and Illustrated by Lee Kennedy Humiliation: A school day experience. Written & Illustrated by Boris Ricci Sisters of the Head: A woman's life changes when her sister appears on the scene. Written by Daniel O'Mahony Illustrated by Terry Wiley Fear: An exploration of the big brother mentality. Written & Illustrated by Beldan Sezen Late: A night on the town has unexpected consequences. Written by Iain Burnside Illustrated by Richy K Chandler Contents of Issue 16 SpaceGirl: There's something creepy in Kali's bedroom! Written and illustrated by Motodraconis London Bomb Day: The horrors of the real world cause Lee to retreat into fantasy in this strip. Written and Illustrated by Lee Kennedy Laima Learns to Spell : One girl's reaction to terrorism. Written & Illustrated by Jeremy Dennis The King & the Sky, The Cave and Dolls : Three intriguing short strips covering politics, caving and barbies. Written and Illustrated by Caroline Parkinson Past Crimes Unpunished & Lies in Snowy Fields : Very unfriendly romance comics. Written & Illustrated by Douglas Noble Rescue Me: A princess wishes for her handsome prince and gets a surprise. Written by Selina Lock Illustrated by Motodraconis,Debra Boyask & Jenni Scott Monster in the Well : A silent strip in which a girl encounters a strange creature in a well Written & Illustrated by Kate Brown Contents of Issue 15 SpaceGirl: Someone is out to seduce Kali. Written and illustrated by Motodraconis Jane's Awakening : Jane slowly awakens to her new reality adn discovers who she is. Written & Illustrated by Henry Ram Bad Advert, Nun Shot & Faith : Shorts on the female characters from the strange world of Brain Fist. Written and Illustrated by Daniel Merlin Goodbrey Perfect Match : How can a girl ever find her perfect match? Written by Dan Hartwell Illustrated by Karen Rubins Kelechi: Queen of the World: How can one little girl prevent a war between the pigeon and the cat kingdowms? Written & Illustrated by Jonathon Dalton The Fairy Tale : Ever wanted something more? Written by Nicolas Papaconstantinou Illustrated by Charley Spencer Clumping over the Common: A recent tale of Lee's life which muses on dogs and dog owners. Written and Illustrated by Lee Kennedy   Contents of Issue 14 SpaceGirl: The ship is invaded by Daleks. Written and illustrated by Motodraconis The Longest Night: Ever had one of those nights where you just can't sleep? Written by Melanie Hall Illustrated by Lee Kennedy In Tears, Law, Never Seen, Coping, Staring Contest, Losing It, New Boots, Complex &Dino Sexy : Shorts on the female characters from the strange world of Brain Fist. Written and Illustrated by Daniel Merlin Goodbrey War Wounds: The lasting effect of World War II on one particular couple. Written by Debra-Lyn Williams Illustrated by Peet Clack How did you waste your time today?, Tankless Tasks & The stolen shrub is sweetest: Delightful short tales of everyday life and dreams. Written & Illustrated by Jeremy Dennis Grounded:The tale of how one woman dealt with the highs and lows of life. Written by Iain Burnside Illustrated by David Ayre   Contents of Issue 13 SpaceGirl: Narrowly escapes getting a make-over. Written and illustrated by Motodraconis Promesse: An intriguing conversation takes place at the Alice Cafe. Written and Illustrated by Josceline Fenton Andy& Vanga : Andy is another tale from Lee's childhood, while Vanga tells the tale of a Bulgarian prophet. Written and Illustrated by Lee Kennedy Chess for Witches : The game of chess is competitive enough but particularly between witches. Written and illustrated by Caroline Parkinson Shades of Gray :The introduction of a new man into a single mother's life has some very strange results Written and Illustrated by Laura Howell Sylvia's Path: Rashomon: Following in the tradition of the Kurasawa classic movie, a tale thrice told. Written by Barry Williams Illustrated by Toby Ford   Contents of Issue 12 SpaceGirl: Visits Cosmoworld, reflects on body fashions and finds a stowaway. Written and illustrated by Motodraconis Hasimoto's Hypothyroidism: Lee introduces us to the symptoms of this disease and their effect on her. Written and Illustrated by Lee Kennedy Blocked: There's nothing worse than being creatively blocked. Written and Illustrated by Lee Kennedy Septimus Le Plage in the Killer Frock of Doom: Discover the world of Gurkin Trifle, which is filled to the brim with cross-dressing piratical hi-jinks. Written and Illustrated by Jenny Linn-Cole Contents of Issue 11 SpaceGirl: Has a run in with space pirates & gets her first cover. Written and illustrated by Motodraconis Star-Crossed Bother: Horsewoman returns for more fun and mayhem. This time getting into bother with Taurus and Libra. Written and illustrated by John Crawford Darkness and the Red : True love sometimes goes too far.. Written by Paul Calvin Wilson Illustrated by Lee Kennedy Roommates: A silent tale of an unlikey pair of roommates Written and Illustrated by Zack Gardner Do Not Feed The Bear: One girl's encounter with a bear. Written and illustrated by Caroline Parkinson   Contents of Issue 10 Sylvia's Path: Sister Act:Sylvia's sister Iris only seems to be able to communicate in txt speak. Written by Barry Williams Illustrated by Toby Ford The Chanced Romance: Romantic yearnings on a bus. Written by Iain Burnside Illustrated by Debra Boyask Gutterbaby: One girl's struggle to survive. Written and illustrated by Josceline Fenton Vignettes from the Life of Cass Elliot Written and illustrated by Lee Kennedy Sparkle: Twisted primary school romance. Written and illustrated by Chris Doherty SpaceGirl: Plastic surgery of the future. Written and illustrated by Motodraconis   Contents of Issue 9 Chaos Campus: Sorority Girls vs Zombies Written by Michelle Cox & Bart A. Thompson Illustrated by Louis Bernal Mixtape: It's an artform constructed with love. Written by Aaron M. Fitzwater Illustrated by Daniel Bell I Wanna be a Zombie Written and illustrated by Lee Kennedy Oddcases: Bean Sidhe: Clarissa and Jani investigate a case full of screams. Written by Alistair Pulling Illustrated by Bevis Musson Lettered by Jay Eales SpaceGirl: Continues her adventures. Written and illustrated by Motodraconis Twinkle Toes: Tales of a horrific dancer. Written and illustrated by Karrie Fransmen   Contents of Issue 8 Conform: Love is... looking after someone when they're drunk. Written and Illustrated by Zack Gardner Gettin' Hit: Childhood discipline can be harsh. Written and illustrated by Lee Kennedy Survival of the Thinnest: One girl's descent into anorexia. Written and illustrated by Sly The Battle:... of the sexes. Written by Brian McCusker Illustrated by Aries SpaceGirl: One girl's journey through space. Written and illustrated by Motodraconis Gun Street Girl 'Everybody wants to rule the world': A guinness-swilling magician and his gun toting assistant take on yet another maniac with delusions of grandeur. Written by Barb Lien-Cooper Illustrated by Ryan Howe A Fairy Tale Ending: Not all Prince's turn out to be charming. Written by Richard Nelson Illustrated by Rich Molinelli & Joseph Armour Contents of Issue 7 Remembrance: A Ghost Story: Not all ghosts are dead. Written by Andrew Cheverton Illustrated by Justine shaw Indian Bones: Another true tale from Lee's childhood in 1950's New York, involving sewer installations! Written and illustrated by Lee Kennedy Insomnia: Ever have trouble sleeping at night? Maybe it's insomnia. Written and illustrated by Jonas Diego Sylvia's Path: Getting to know you: Sylvia's met a boy! Written by Barry Williams Illustrated by Toby Ford Granny Goes to Bingo: How difficult can it be for Granny to get to bingo? Written and illustrated by Cameron Kerr Star-Crossed Bother: Astrological mayhem ensues. Only Horsewoman and Puma can save the day. Written and illustrated by John Crawford Oddcases: Explodo: Clarissa and Jani investigate another paranormal case with explosive consequences. Written by Alistair Pulling Illustrated by Bevis Musson   Contents of Issue 6 There was a Divorce: Family aren't always the people you wish they were. Written by Andrew Cheverton Illustrated by Justine shaw Spanish Boy : Another true tale from Lee's childhood in 1950's New York. Written and Illustrated by Lee Kennedy Sylvia's Path: Featuring Sylvia and Fiona in "The Party". Written by Barry Williams Illustrated by Toby Ford A Diamond in the Rough : A little flirting and a little unexpected honesty. Written by Peter Zappia Illustrated by Dez The Witches Place: A spooky tale of a young girl's move to the countryside. Written by Jonathan Shewry Illustrated by Tim Keable Tales from the Grey Room: Welcome to the world of one geek girl and her dragon. Written & Illustrated by Motodraconis   Contents of Issue 5 Dorothy Leonard Investigates....a husband exhibiting unusual behaviour. The story of a female Private Eye in 1950s America. Written by James Peaty Illustrated by John Stokes Sylvia's Path: Featuring Sylvia and Fiona in "Fitness Fanatic". Written by Barry Williams Illustrated by Toby Ford Angela D'eath: Is a helpful teenager really what she seems? Written by Selina Lock Illustrated by Dave Windett Moon Dance: Family superstitions and beliefs unveiled. Written and Illustrated by Lee Kennedy The Greatest of Expectations: Issue 5's cover character reveals that she's a lady who's not afraid to fight. Written by Jay Eales Illustrated by Tim Keable Strays: How do you replace your heart when someone steals it? Written by Mags L Halliday Illustrated by Lee Kennedy Service Not Included: This strip was the winner in the UK American Splendor competition in the Restaurant Regrets category. Written by Jay Eales Illustrated by Peet Clack Sword of Truth, Romance and Fate: It's Lily Lawrence's big break in the world of theatre, will it be everything she imagined? Written and illustrated by Garen Ewing   Contents of Issue 4 Seedlings: Matik is a women trying to cope with the harsh reality of life in the Middle East around 8000 years ago and the only guardian she can turn to is her spirit guide. Written by Amanda Kear Illustrated by Ed Traquino Busy Night: Enter some of Lee's dreams. Written and Illustrated by Lee Kennedy Image: The life of a female superhero isn't all fights and satin tights... Written & illustrated by Samantha Pia Sulkin My Little Princesses (or I like my girls small & hairy): Autobiographical commentary from the fabulous Mitzi (the Rat King). When Toilets Attack!: True toilet stories to make you think twice about your next trip to the loo. Written by Selina Lock Illustrated by Toby Ford Pirates!: Lee Kennedy spins a yarn from her youth as a brigand upon the high seas. Written & illustrated by Lee Kennedy Man Cannot Live By Pizza Alone!: A primer to the innermost thoughts of Man. Written by Darren Worrow Illustrated by Toby Ford     The Important Things: An almost wordless glimpse of the important things in life during wartime. Written & illustrated by Bevis Musson   Contents of Issue 3: The Girly Comic/Kiss Kiss Bang Bang Flipbook Issue: Simple Simon: Sometimes love is right under your nose. Written by Barry Williams Illustrated by Toby Ford I Don't Want My Sister to Contact My Ex-Boyfriend: Sometimes it's hard to let go. Written by Sean MacRoibin Illustrated by John Robbins My Dead and Me: A bittersweet tale from the life of Lee Kennedy. Written and Illustrated by Lee Kennedy Oddcases - The Phantom Kittens: Jani and Clarissa investigate some more odd occurrences when a cat thinks she's pregnant. Written by Alistair Pulling Illustrated by Bevis Musson Housekeeping Tips from Cruddy Homes & Gardens: The title says it all really! Written and Illustrated by Carol Keaton Da Hood: Sergeant Spokes and Sergeant Lorenzo keep the streets clean and their attitudes mean. Written and Illustrated by Dez An Open Book: After a hard day at work, Malleus officer Jean Tynan faces one last horror - the singles bar... Written by Jay Eales Illustrated by mpMann The Cull: A park ranger has to deal with strange goings-on and poachers when caribou start turning up dead. Written by Dr Bob Illustrated by Keds Doctor Lovemonkey and the Misery Machine: A simian super-spy, a villainous panda and scantily clad women... what more can you say?! Written by Adrian Kermode Illustrated by Pete Frain   Contents of Issue 2: Good Fairies of New York: If you were a fairy in New York, what kind of mischief would you get up to? Written by Martin Millar Illustrated by Simon Fraser Mockaroni and Cheese: Agents of Red Light; Mockaroni and Cheese are assigned to protect Dr Mere (a famous botanist) and her daughter after an important plant is stolen from their home. Written by Sara Beeves Illustrated by Susan Champeny Seasons: In the aftermath of an alien invasion of Earth, Joanna Adeli is one of the Spiderweiss - half human, half mechanical spider law enforcers - a hybrid of cannibalised alien technology operating in future Vienna. Written by Sarah Hadley Illustrated by mpMann Juniper Crescent - Boy Trouble: A bumper 3 page story featuring characters from the well-known web-comic. Written and Illustrated by Steve Ince. Catholic Comics: Another autobiographical tale from Lee Kennedy - this time on how religious comics influenced her childhood. Written and Illustrated by Lee Kennedy. Oddcases - The Skulls: Clarissa and Jani are asked to help when some Indian spirits are inappropriately called upon. Written by Alistair Pulling Illustrated by Bevis Musson   Contents of Issue 1: Domestic Dispute: A disintegrating marriagewith a twist. Written by Jay Eales Illustrated by Steve Ince The Wait: What do you think about when waiting for your date to show up? Written by Andy Grant Illustrated by Kelvin Green The Fall of Dagon'rah: One woman's journey into and out of the Temple of Dagon'rah. By Arthur Goodman Urban Shaman: She can hear the voice of the city, and today it is screaming. By Paul Grimes & Emma Segar My Life as a Goddess: if you could be a goddess, what goddess would you be? Find out what Lee Kennedy would be. Surreal School Stories: Intrigue and merriment at the Tycho Brache School for Girls as Jo and the girls discuss their favourite tipples. By Terry Wiley I Want My Own Gimp: What would you do if you had a gimp? By Arthur Goodman Creative Differences: A peek into the life of two wannabe comics creators. By David Goodman Furlough: A female soldier takes a busman's holiday. Written by Paul Ferry Illustrated by Peet Clack Stupid Songs In My Head All Day: The title says it all! By Lee Kennedy My Poison Pen Pal: Love comes in all forms, in this blackly humorous romance. Written by Barry Williams Illustrated by Paul Harrison Spon: A gentle swipe at a well-known comic character. By David Goodman Kissability: A first kiss is always something to remember. Written by Selina Lock Illustrated by Graeme Neil Reid This Site is © Factor Fiction