Chrusher Comix: "End Cycle" - A Webcomic Graphic Novel - Book One:
It is the year 2007, and ten years have passed by. While the authorities are searching for an elusive serial killer, one who uses ancient weapons to torture, rape and murder, they dig up clues from a cold case leads directly to a ghost from the past of forensic artist, and bujutsu expert Chace "Chrusher" Khristoph's past. And while a beautiful young psychic detective assisting the police finds Chace, she leads him into a destiny that he is most assuredly not ready for, even though he has diligently prepared for it all his life. A dramatic departure from my mostly humorous prior volumes that are interrelated, but not interdependent. [Volume 3, Episode 47 overall. For the prior episodes, please continue below.]

Chrusher Comix Episode #14 - Welforce #1 - The Origin & Story of Mike Butski: The historic origin of Welforce is revealed as Iron Mike Butski tells the tale of how his group was founded! Recapping a less twisted story of the forever lost "Misadventures of Mike Butski" with all new characters and a new outlook. For years, the Misfit Bisquit has raided Salvation Army boxes, stealing from not only the church, but the poor! But find out what happened when he is finally caught in the act! Introduces several new members into the comics, including the origin of "The Hitman" RaYzor Cadildo.
Episode #15 - Welforce #2 - Ron Gets Tough: Ronald "The Fool" Foule becomes "Kung-Fool" as he's tired of  being the weakest and most-picked-on 14 year old in The Oswegonian High School. So he takes a martial arts class. This does increase his toughness... but how much?
Episode #16 - Welforce #3 - RaYzor The Hitman's Master Plan Pt. 1: Welforce Mini-Series #3 sees Ray's rivalry with guest-star Conqueror Crasher Chasse come to a dangerous head as they meet in an abandoned parking lot for a showdown. However, The Hitman is a treacherous one, and then begins his master plan of ditching Welforce and joining The Conquerors!
Episode #17 - Welforce #4 - RaYzor The Hitman's Master Plan Pt. 2: Welforce Mini-Series #4: RaYzor betrays and dominates his old comrades in Welforce in "Hitman's Master Plan: Part 2 - Hostile Takeover!". Co-plotted by RaYzor himself. 
Episode #18 - RaYzor The Hitman's Master Plan Pt. 3: The Hitman's Master Plan: Part Three! Concluding the The Welforce mini-series, Hitman RaYzor tells Chris Crusher that Ron Fool is the one who hospitalized Crasher. Chrush is NOT amused, and allows Ray to join in exchange for the whereabouts of the accused Ronnie. Vengeful violent abuse then ensues as they track Ronald down to his hideout... a Salvation Army box in downtown Oswego!
Chrusher Comix: Fan Art Section I: Behold the first fan-art section that begins with Mike Buske's revenge, because he was the object of my destruction in 1987's "Misadventures of Mike Butski" which wound up getting confiscated by the Oswego Middle School because it had Mike getting some from teachers and animals while robbing Salvation Army boxes for sustenance. Then, RaYzor's 1989 "Hitman Comics", were born after RaY became a Crusher Comic addict. Finally, my 1st "Crusher Universe" poster, and some additional fan art by Jeff Egelston, Justin Plank, Dean Hawe and even more by Ray! (1989).

Chrusher Comix Episode #19 - David Demolisher vs. Mike Butski: Co-Written with RaYzor: Mike Butski's mouth gets him in trouble again! He was talking smack about Chrusher's old buddy Dave "The Demolisher". David demonstrates his namesake by demolishing Butski. Hitman RaYzor witnesses this and asks Dave to join the Conquerors. Butski knows the Welforce needs new agents and begins their search. Guest-artist/writer RaYzor joins in, illustrating a few pages of this issue of senseless violence as I was busy with the Graphic Novel.
Episode #20 - (S)Hitman #1 (written by RaYzor): Hitman mini-series #1 from 1988! In this issue, written by RaYzor (of "HateTheRadio" and "Zadoc... and the Nightmare" fame) and illustrated by Chris Stevens, sees RaYzor "The Hitman" enjoying his new status as a Conqueror, dominating Welforce members. Welforce hires new members, including a boy-genius named Ian "The Brain" Babbler.
Episode #21a - Hitman #2a - Ron Hits Puberty! Hitman comics #2 features Chrusher trying to stop Ronald Fool from sexually harassing teenage girls after Ron's puberty was awoken by seeing his first naked woman in a porn magazine.
Episode #21b - Hitman #2b - Scru-a-not's Counter-Attack: Then, RaYzor The Hitman teaches Chrusher how get revenge via blowing up Salvation Army boxes with grenades. This angers Welforce and then-leader Dave Screw-A-Not, who then counter-attacks.
Episode #22 - Hitman #3 - The Menace of Mega-Ron: When Ronald Fool is raked in the butt by one of Cow Gagnon's muto-rakes, he transforms into the last thing he touched... which was an original 1984 Transformer toy named Megatron! And his powers are astonishing! Plus, bonus pages featuring covers of a handful of prototype/never-completed issues of Crusher Comics, and...


"The 1989 Crusher Comics Universe" bio and profile section.The "Crusher Comics Universe" bio and profile section about the Classic Crusher cast of 1988-1989. Often desecrated by the fans of Crusher, this section was inspired by 1980s Transformer tech-specs, G.I. Joe file cards, and Marvel Universe character profile comics. Meant to be humorous, and not a serious cast section like this page. Included are rarely-seen bonus pages featuring covers of a handful of prototype/never-completed issues of Crusher Comics that any fan of Crusher comics could finish if they wanted.

Chrusher Comix Episode #23 - "The Wrath of the Rake" A 14-year-old Teenager's Graphic Novel: Fourteen-year-old Chris Crusher and his high school buddies have some trouble. His three most formidable enemies; The Obliterator, Cow Gagnon, and Grim Raker have united to form a super-bad-guy-team; The Rake Hectors. So powerful are they, that the Conquerors and Welforce unite to stop them! In this issue, one can really see my artwork improve drastically between the first and last pages.
Episode #24 - Crasher Chasse vs. RaYzor - The Rematch!: RaYzor "The Hitman", knows that his friendship with Chrusher is jeopardized if the secret to his rise to power is revealed. RaYzor tries to silence "Crasher" Chasse forever. But Crasher may have something to say about that.
Chrusher Comix Episode #25 - The Lost Second Season: Season Two, initially started in 1998-90, is forever lost, destroyed by RaYzor. A condensed recap into the events that occurred between "The Wrath of the Rake" graphic novel and "The Last DaYs of The Glare."

Episode #26 - The Last DaYz of the Glare #1: Chrusher is missing and presumed dead, and RaYzor is the new leader of the Conquerors. But his obsession with destroying Welforce is making everybody suspect his sanity. RaYzor then attacks the new Welforce leader, Ian "The Brain" Babbler. This mini-series was even mentioned on the obnoxious radio show: Hate The Radio! Followed by a viewing of The Welforce Mobile.
Episode #27 - The Last DaYz of the Glare #2: In part two, RaYzor grows increasingly insane and loses more battles to Welforce, his hair and his sanity. Chrusher wakes up from his amnesia while his shifty girlfriend meets up with Chrusher's most formidable foe.
Episode #28 - The Last DaYz of the Glare #3: In the third chapter from 1991, Chris Crusher returns to find The Conquerors gone and RaYzor insanely attacking him!
Episode #29 - The Last DaYz of the Glare #4:  The fourth and final chapter. RaYzor is taken to the insane asylum. He meets his idols "Drugs and Posers" which look suspiciously like "Guns N' Roses." And, a new and powerful enemy awakens a superpower in Ray! (includes The Snears & Nobucks catalog, inspired by Steve Howard & Jeff Egelston.)

Chrusher Comix Episode #30 - Year Three #1 - The Arrival of King Babah: The third season (1991) kicks off with a little old and a little new. Welforce keeps trying, and keeps failing. But bigger enemies loom in the horizon for the Conquerors. And Steven Howeird, in his new "Barbarian" persona, tries out for the Conquerors. Next, in...
Episode #31 - Year Three #2 - "The Dawn of The Barbarian!": The second chapter of the third season is perhaps one of the funniest (and oddest) of the entire saga, though it technically started in the previous episode here. Steven Howeird has finally lost all of his marbles and goes on a vengeful rampage after Chrusher - one that is chock full of disgusting, vile, and vulgar humor that furries may appreciate because they're messed up like that. Voted one of the funniest of the saga by readers.
Episode #32 - Year Three #3 - "Fort Crusher... GONE!?": In the third issue from Season Three, Chris Crusher has to deal with the fact that Fort Crusher is annihilated in the aftermath of Steven The Barbarian's attack. In addition, he finds more clues that lead him to the mysterious entity known as King Babah.
Episode #33 - Year Three #3 - King Babah vs. The Conquerors: The fourth and final episode of Season Three (1991) comes to a climax in this bonus-sized action-packed issue. King Babah's powers are finally revealed, and it's more than Chrusher and his high school buddy Conqueror's have ever seen before. Chrusher will need the help of some new friends, or else he will not survive. This issue opens Crusher Comics into a whole new era, and it will be a focal point of many future storylines, so do take note.

Chrusher Comix: The Award-Winning Buccaneer Bulletin Crusher Comics Collection (1989-1992):
In 1990, a few Oswego High School teachers discovered my habit of not doing schoolwork and instead drawing comics. Previously, I got in trouble for this. But this time it was different, as the teachers realized that my comics were skilled way beyond my years! I then drew comics for the school newspaper: the award-winning comic strip series that was originally published in Oswego High School's Buccaneer Bulletin between 1989-1992. Then, in...
Episode #34 - Senior Lunacy One-Shot: Most of the Conqueror's have quit, Welforce is also having problems, a mysterious assassin continues his deadly mission, and we meet strange new people in this final issue of the teenager era. Drawn in pen and colored with colored pencil.

Chrusher Comix: Episode #35 - The Ogre Soundtrack Storybook: The Ogre Soundtrack's Read-Along/Sing-Along Storybook Also accompanied by a 2-CDR set available for $15, contains material by Chris ChrusherComix, Matt "Galletta's" Stevens, RaYzor C., Eric Babs Babbitt, and A.C. Murphy! Music composed & conducted by John Williams! (19 fully inked pages with colorized covers & CD inserts!) Technically a supplemental yearbook/annual.
Fan Art Section II & Chrusher's Sketchbook: Artwork by fans, friends, and family members. RaYzor, Chris Galletta-Stevens & Eric Babs' Anti-Ogre Comix. Then we see Dan Boyce's Anti-RaYzor & Jo-Jo Bunns Comix, and finally, his mom Mare's Anti-ChrusherComix Comix. Then Chris Galletta-Stevens' mindless "Marty Scoville #1".

Chrusher Comix: Episode #36 - "The Scourge of Scoville!": Part One of "The Return of the Crusher" mini-series reveals that Chrusher has been captured by friend and fellow artist/vigilante-turned-art-teacher, Marty Scoville. Also, the newest Conqueror, "Ricktor" Equalizer meets up with the newest Welforce agents, Corey and Shark, who apparently execute RaYzor! All with a madman rapist/murderer on the loose.
Episode #37 - "Old friends / New Enemies": As Welforce gains new members, old Conquerors are tempted by the Welf-side. Flashbacks to Jo-Jo Bunn's backyard football game rampages. PPV-only finale
Episode #38 - "RaYzor's Funeral": Chrusher returns to find RaYzor is dead. Tons of CrusherComic characters face off! The third chapter in "The Return of The Crusher" Trilogy. The finale of this issue is only available only via Pay-per-view.

Chrusher Comix Episode #39 - "The Arrival of the Dark Conquerors": Darkness surrounds The Conquerors. Chrusher, Mush, RaYzor, Cow, and Ricktor have become twisted vigilantes. Chrusher has been refining his latent telekinetic powers, but seeing "goodness" leaving the normal populace, he has turned from the way of peace and forgiveness that his God-fearing mother would prefer. Instead, he and his brethren have turned vengeful on those who have wronged them. Drawn as a goof with a beer buzz in 10 minutes or less. Not my best art, but chock-full of sadistic violence. And Danny Boyce's complete and utter victory?!
Episode #40 - "Danny Triumphant?! Finishers Off The Roof!": Danny Boyce f'n' rules! No plot, just profusely beating on people & throwing them off hospital roofs into a pile and then mocking them. If you like that kind of stuff, then read it. If not, then skip it. It doesn't forward the rest of the comic at all, just done for fun. Concludes in The Welphy Comic.

Chrusher Comix Episode #41 - "The Introduction of The Welphy Family": Meet Thomas and Annette Welphy, the obese, elderly, and angry parents of Chrush & Mush's friend, Adam "A.C." Welphy. Comedy ensues immediately and does not end until what little integrity Crusher comics had utterly left forever. Please be advised that there is plenty of toilet/crotch humor in this issue, so if you are against that then skip this issue. Scott Gagnon rates this comic as "the best" and "all others are welfare food-stampage and suck." He also adds that you should "pick, lick and stick!" B&W  and Colorized.
Fan Art Section III - Psycho Keith & Mush: My psycho buddy Keith Clark's "Anti-RaYzor Slasher Comix" which do have some very sick adult content. However, RaYzor has his revenge here. Then, my own brother, Matt "Mush" Stevens' does a Welphy Family comic! Classic Crusher is a giant sketchbook with a storyline and fan art is canon!
Episode #42 - "The RaYzor's Edge" by RaYzor C. & Chris Stevens: After the Welphy Family tore up half of Oswego in a massive car crash and the Conquerors left a pile of Welforce Agents at the Oswego Hospital, Ian "The Brain" comes out of hiding and attacks RaYzor. Partially written and illustrated by RaYzor. Extended & uncolored version & colorized version.
Episode #43.1 - "Don't Judge a Book..." RaYzor is assaulted by Keith Slasher, with accusations of a horrible, unspeakable past! Comedy inspired by Cow Gagnon, Matt Stevens, Keith Clark, and RaYzor C. (of ""HateTheRadio" and "Zadoc... and the Nightmare" fame). The uncolored version & colorized version.

Chrusher Comix Episode #43b - "Enter: The Lunaticials": What happens when a bunch of handicapped people with super-powers stumble into the ChrusherComix Universe? The whole series begins to end, that's what.
In Episode #44 - "Clogged Butts & Lunaticials": The Lunaticials have been revealed. Mr. Corrodedwithshitfaceman has also been revealed, claiming to be their leader. And his mission: Revenge on Scott "Cow" Gagnon for mocking them in school! What happens when Chrusher's Conquerors, the Lunaticials, and the Welphys (and a couple of Welforce members thrown in for good measure) all collide? All logic goes flying out the door and all hell breaks loose.
Then, in Episode #45 - "The Defecation of Elephantitus": In this massive, jumbo-sized issue (that includes some of my better artwork), we see that the largest agent of the Conqueror team, Ricktor Equalizer, has become possessed by the evil spirit of Mr. Corrodedwithshitfaceman. His powers are amazing, and he uses them to dominate both our beloved Lunaticials and the Conquerors.  Is this the grand finale of the series forever?
And finally, Episode #46 - "A Very Welphy Christmas" is a "supplemental" holiday comic; like a yearbook or annual or something. I just add a page or two or three to every XMas as a Christmas present for my brother and friends. The finale of the "Classic Comedy Crusher Comic" storyline. Next is the thrilling graphic web novel called "End Cycle."

Chrusher Comix: "End Cycle" - A Webcomic Graphic Novel - Book One [Vol. 2: Episode 47 overall):
It is the year 2007, and ten years have passed by. While the authorities are searching for an elusive serial killer (that uses ancient weapons to torture, rape and murder), they dig up clues from a cold case leads directly to a ghost from the past of forensic artist, and bujutsu expert Chace "Chrusher" Khristoph's past. And while a beautiful young psychic detective assisting the police finds Chace, she leads him into a destiny that he is most assuredly not ready for, even though he has diligently prepared for it all his life. A dramatic departure from my mostly humorous prior volumes.