Content warning: This chapter contains discussions of child abduction/disappearance and grief. Listener discretion is advised.

After an exhausting first day wandering around Multicon Atalas, the Agents find themselves with a little time to kill—so they plop down in an empty lounge to share a long-overdue conversation.

Secrets are confessed, a new threat is revealed, but most unsettling of all...

...Bubba grows as a person.

All that and more in this very special chapter of Monster World.

This Chapter was written and voiced by Topher Graves and A. M. Fields.

It was produced by Topher Graves.

Music provided by FASSounds, Mykola Sosin, wendrali, Ribhav Agrawal, and Purrple Cat.

"Purrple Cat - Aether" is under a Creative Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0) license.

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They’re baaaaack!

After serving their stinky punishment for royally screwing the pooch on their last assignment, Agents Charlene McDougle and Bubba Larkin are back on the trail of Harold the incubus...and as it happens, the trail leads straight to Comic-Con…

…because what could be easier than tracking down a monster in cosplay?

“An Inky-bus Goes to Comic-Con” was written by Topher Graves and A. M. Fields.

Produced and edited by Topher Graves.

Featured in this chapter were the voices of A. M. Fields, Topher Graves, Debbie Mullican, Maria Craig, and Jimmy Graves.

“Monster World” is a Top Hat Jack Studios audio presentation. Find us online at linktr.ee/tophatjackstudios.

This is the first of a series of side stories set within the “Monster World” universe. (What, you didn’t think Bubba and Charlene were going to have all the fun, now, did you?)

In tonight’s tale, HQ catches a tiny Lycan sneaking around MWA headquarters after hours. In other words, just a regular ‘ole boring night at the office, yes sir-ree! Nothing to see here.

To enjoy the best listening experience, headphones are recommended!

“Nanael and the Toaster” was written by Topher Graves and A. M. Fields.

Produced and edited by Topher Graves.

Character design by A. M. Fields.

“Nanael” is voiced by A. M. Fields.

“HQ” is voiced by Itself.

*No toasters, lycans, or hyper quantum algorithmic human-compatible interfaces were harmed in the making of this episode.

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It’s the exciting first chapter of “Monster World!”

As our story begins, two freshly recruited agents are on their very first stakeout, which doesn’t go according to plan. Hopefully, they’ll get off with a warning…

...just so long as they can avoid causing an apocalypse.

Chapter One: “Orientation from Hell” was written by Topher Graves and A. M. Fields.

This episode features the voices of Topher Graves, A. M. Fields, and Gray Creasy.

Produced and edited by Topher Graves.

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Theme song: “Happy Halloween” by FASSounds.

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Bigfoot. The Loch Ness monster. Chupacabra. Duck-billed platypuses.

Believe they’re a myth? You can thank the Monster World Agency.

The MWA is charged with a simple mission: protect the world’s all-too-real cryptids by keeping them out of public view.

Unfortunately, good agents are hard to find. So the task of keeping all of us safe falls to Agent Charlene McDougle and Agent Bubba Larkin (who thinks the new town Krystal’s is “fancy.”)

Basically? We’re doomed.

Monster World is a comedy sci-fi podcast from Top Hat Jack Studios, the producers of the hit podcast “Jimmy Spins a Yarn.”