Ten years ago this month, the first issue of Truth Serum was published. It looked like this:
If you'd like to celebrate the ten-year anniversary and don't have any friends or party hats, here are some exciting celebratory-like things you can look at on your computer screen:
CAPTAIN FORCE TURNS TEN
You're invited to Captain Force's tenth birthday in this brand new comic! Don't bother bringing him any presents - the only thing he wants can't be bought. Click to enlarge.
TEN ARTISTS DRAW TEN TRUTH SERUM CHARACTERS
For some reason, somehow, a bunch of talented artists have drawn a bunch of Truth Serum characters. Thank you to each and every one of them for making such a horrible mistake.
Battle-Man by Dave Johnson
Captain Force by J Chris Campbell
Don Sequitur by Kevin Nowlan
Douglas by Dustin Harbin
Eagle Man by Fred Chao
Hot Air Balloon Man by Sean Murphy
Hypno Johnny by Al Columbia
Invisiblor by Zach Howard
Lester by Rob Walton
Orifist by Rob Goodin
A CONTEST
1. An original piece of art drawn by Jon Adams. (May or may not feature genitalia.)
2. A rare copy of the first issue of Truth Serum, signed, and rubbed with 100% authentic Jon Adams sweat!
3. A copy of Truth Serum: The Lonely Parade.
4. A bonus prize that is so amazing you might literally die. Perfect for those contemplating suicide!
HOW TO WIN:
Take a photo of yourself with any Truth Serum publication (facsimiles acceptable), doing the most creative thing you can think of with it. Send your photo to by February 29th and get ready to be a winner!
SALE!
After two printings, the very first Truth Serum book has officially sold out, but there are other Truth Serum books. Two others! And this week only, one of them is on sale for pennies. Six hundred pennies, to be exact. Truth Serum: The Lonely Parade, which is normally $15 is now only $6. Is it because we discovered several boxes cluttering up a closet? I mean, who knows.
120 PAGES, FULL COLOR SECTION
$6
Our second book, this collects the long-running feature from the Dark Horse website, but in a much prettier format, including end flaps (which you definitely can't do on a website), a full-color section, a fold-out/tear-out insert.
