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Hunger Unto Him By Joel Tagert Art by Caitlyn Grabenstein aka Cult Class Published Issue 118, October 2023 I don’t get where we’re going. We’re going to Wheeless to see John Hood.  You said that. I just don’t get it.  What don’t you get? We got twelve dollars between the four of us and a […]

Excuse Me, But I Think You’re In My Seat (And Other Observations) By Brian Polk Art by Kristen Michael Published Issue 118, October 2023 Ever Get Behind A Slow Walker And Think, So This Is What It’s Like Not To Have Anxiety? The worst is when there’s two people walking at a snail’s pace in

Wood of the Wendigo By Gray Winsler Art by Jonathan Dodd & Peter Glanting Published Issue 118, October 2023 Journal of Samuel Genung — January 7th, 1817 I have done something I fear even God in his infinite grace cannot forgive. It is his judgement I fear, not yours. You’re no more than a voyeur,

Werewolf Radar: Thor Always On My Mind By Nate Balding Art by James Hattaway Published Issue 118, October 2023 Oh, I didn’t notice you there. Looks like you have a question on your mind. Is it, by chance, curiosity about the fact that you remember it as a Dreamsicle instead of a Creamsicle? No, wait.

With Every Heart And Spirit True By Joel Tagert Art by Moon_Patrol Published Issue 117, September 2023 “In shadows deep and light’s embrace,” sang Cassandra. “We forge a bond, a sacred space,” sang Tom. “With every heart and spirit true,” sang Phil. “Our magic makes the world — fuck me!” spat Lys, ducking as a

A Pizzapie Pizza Pie By Brian Sacca Art by Kati Pietrafeso & Ray Young Chu Published Issue 117, September 2023 Sophie always did her best thinking when she was high. And she was really, really high. “When I was a kid,” white spittle gathering in the creases of her lips as she began her diatribe.

I Want To Kill My Cellphone By Meredith Stisser Published Issue 117, September 2023 I want to kill my cell phone.  I want to offer my cell phone to a demolition derby and watch it get whipped around and brutally crushed for twenty minutes by a green monster truck with pointy teeth painted on the

TRUE BELIEVERS: A New Slasher Cosplay Comic By Stephen Graham Jones, Joshua Viola & Ben Matsuya Some seek out fan conventions for a community bound by a shared passion. But sometimes passion takes a dark turn. Infatuation becomes obsession. And the line between reality and fiction blur. In 2023 an unsuspecting crowd assembles. They’re about

Werewolf Radar: Burning Down The Souse By Nate Balding Art by Jack Estenssoro Published Issue 117, September 2023 I hate to open up an article with a reference to Charles Dickens. I also hate to open up an article from a first person perspective. This one, however, will do both. Bleak House (read: Overrated) commends