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- ISBN8233212499
- EAN9798233212499
- Date de parution28/12/2025
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- ÉditeurLinda Balsamo
Résumé
So, we've survived through two issues already. Which is exciting. Wasn't issue #2 awesome?! It was a bit spicy in comparison both to issue #1 and the issue you now hold in your hands. But do not worry, this issue is wonderful for it's own reasons. Where #1 was cosmic and comic horror, and #2 was erotic horror and splatter, this issue is something different. This one carries the horror of the real world pressing down upon us, but in different ways.
I am proud to present to you two brand new short stories by P. L. McMillan (yes the extremely talented creative who has done all of the zine covers so far) and Clay Vermulm of Crevasse fame as well as a poem by Brianna Malotke and a new movie review from Leslie Edens. The centerfold this time around is from Bruno Pagliarulo, an artist I met at an event in Kent, WA a couple years back. Let's all ring in the new year with some awesome horror!
I am proud to present to you two brand new short stories by P. L. McMillan (yes the extremely talented creative who has done all of the zine covers so far) and Clay Vermulm of Crevasse fame as well as a poem by Brianna Malotke and a new movie review from Leslie Edens. The centerfold this time around is from Bruno Pagliarulo, an artist I met at an event in Kent, WA a couple years back. Let's all ring in the new year with some awesome horror!
A propos de J.W. Donley