Stash 47 delivers 90 solid minutes of eye-twitching, brain-banging inspiration and insight stuffed into one sleek package. 6

If you’re ready for something different and lots of it, Stash 46 is your beast.

Sure Stash 45 starts out all fancy and high class, with the big budgets and glossy black and white treatments, but – as always – it quickly descends into a morass of crazed, unpredictable fun and brilliant weirdness.

From over-the-top beer comedy to shiver-inducing PSA drama, and from monstrous macho motor sports to love-struck gay Samurai – Stash 44 is a jolting ride through the very best animation and VFX being produced right now.

One of our most deliriously diverse line-ups ever, Stash 43 packs almost 70 minutes of animation and VFX onto the main disk and also includes another hour of the latest and greatest work from Digital Kitchen, Strange Beast, Tandem, and Make on Stash Bonus Disk 3.

Collectors listen up! Not only does Stash 42 deliver over an hour of spectacular animation and VFX you also receive the exclusive world video premier of MK12’s “History of America” on the bonus disk.

From sexy decomposing zombie chicks and sharks with anger management issues to epic battles with aliens and demons, Stash 41 has just about everything.

Turning 40 is never easy (we’re told) but we had a blast putting together another killer line-up. Start your year off with a little kick in the cranium – check out Stash 40.

Stash 39 is the last issue of 2007 but it’s packed with all sorts of interesting firsts like “Terminus”, the directorial debut from Trevor Cawood, the naughty new Orangina spot (on the cover) marking the maiden voyage of The Mill CG crew with Psyop at the helm, and the introduction of no less than a dozen studios and directors making their premier appearances on Stash.

Rock stars, directing legends, mob scenes, scandal, tear jerkers, literary giants, unrelenting pandemonium and several hundred slices of key lime pie – they’re all here on Stash 38.