#21: Alpha Omega Kappa Slamma Jamma (02/08/2007)
Ghosts and warlocks and the frat boys that hunt them.

#20: They Live! (01/04/2007)
The 1980s, and the Golden Age of Greed.

#19: Celestials (12/07/2006)
San Francisco, 1865. A story of kung-fu, gunslinging, and mysticism.

#18: The Fearless Vampire Hunters (10/31/2006)
The inquisition, vampires, and Hammer cinema.

#17: Untouchable (10/05/2006)
Corpse-eaters for Halloween in 1930s India.

#16: Armageddon (09/07/2006)
Sanctum enters the post-apocalyptic future.

#15: Noir (08/07/2006)
A look at the definitions of noir, and the mean streets of Sanctum.

#14: Charlie's Sanctum (06/08/2006)
Good morning, Angels!

#13: Sanctum: Bodhisattva (05/04/2006)
A modern-day Buddhist parable, directed by John Woo.

#12: Inquisitorum, Part the Second: Darkness (04/06/2006)
A return to the Inquisitorum, with a look at 1400-1834.

#11: Inquisitorum, Part the First: Illumination (03/09/2006)
The history of Sanctum from 1000-1400.

#10: The Frozen North (02/02/2006)
A journey into the cold American frontier of the 19th century.

#9: Funk (01/10/2006)
James Carpio explores the blaxploitation genre.

#8: The Red Scare (12/08/2005)
Nick Dowbiggin investigates 1950s America.

#7: Twilight Apocalypse (11/03/2005)
Mark Krawec digs into a post-apocalypse world.

#6: The Burning Times (10/18/2005)
Vasco Brown describes a 17th century setting of witches, pirates, and zombies in colonial America.

#5: Generation Hex (09/07/2005)
Russell Bailey reveals the teen-aged super-heroes of the St. Rychen Academy for Troubled Youth.

#4: The Great War (08/01/2005)
Clint Krause terrifies with a horror-based World War I background.

#3: Imperial Rome (06/27/2005)
Dan Bayn continues Sanctum with a description of epic, post-Republic Rome.

#2: Gaslight (05/31/2005)
Dan Bayn kicks off Sanctum with a political & supernatural London in the late 1800s.

#1: What the Hell? (05/03/2005)
A description of the Sanctum concept.