The adventures of Pinton the Pig and his friends have existed on different media for about thirty years. First in school notebooks (where class notes should have been) later as hand-made books that passed around friends and relatives. For some time they were professionally published on different magazines (most of them now extinct) and now they have found a new place on the Internet.

Profession: Freelance Pilot and Mercenary.

Notes: Pinton was one of the prototypes of an experiment that mixed human and pig DNA looking for compatible organs for transplants. The first batch of clones was found to be too intelligent to be called animals, therefore unusable as organ source and transferred to the army for possible military applications. After some not completely successful attempts to make him a super-soldier, Pinton was released. His training made easy for him to obtain a civil pilot license.

Likes: Beer, food, guns, females from all species.

Profession: Engineer. Astromechanic.

Notes: Friend of Pinton and part of his regular crew. He is very appreciated for his great engineering and repairing skills. It is rumored that he can hack any computer. Siliconians are born big and shrink as they mature.

Likes: Computers, high tech tools, ammonia on the rocks.

Profession: Physician.

Notes: Friend of Pinton and part of his regular crew. He was banned from practicing medicine in his planet of origin after a "revolutionary" plastic surgery method of his invention generated several malpractice suits.

Likes: To see people from the inside.

Profession: Librarian.

Notes: Aime (Artificial Intelligence Mechanoid Entity) was found by Pinton in a junk yard.

Likes: A nice oil rub.

Name: AIME

Species: Robot

Age: 200 Sex: F

Likes: Books, Cats, Pizza, Human Skulls.

Since Spam (those annoying messages trying to sell me Viagra) is getting worse every day, I have set very strict filters in my E-Mail account. It is possible that some good messages get unintentionally deleted along with the tons of junk I receive every day.

To avoid this, put the word “comic” on the subject of your mail. This will guarantee the message will not be deleted. It also will end the message to my cell phone, which will ensue I receive it instantly (though it won’t guarantee I will answer it instantly, since I can be in the bathroom or something at the time)

My Email: pavelDELETETHIS@futurepig.com