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Solitude by Caitlyn Grabenstein

Solitude By Caitlyn Grabenstein aka Cult Class Published Issue 116, August 2023 Caitlyn Grabenstein, a.k.a. Cult Class, is a collage artist, sketch artist, and designer out of Connecticut. She started doing art at a very young age and has pursued it in different forms throughout her life. While working in the music industry and running […]

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FOREIGN OBJECT by Zac Dunn

FOREIGN OBJECT By Zac Dunn Published Issue 116, August 2023 There is a foreign object in my mouth  It is called my tongue I am so glad that I don’t have a television set assfixxed firmly to my head  Channeling the sinister spirit  Like the buzz of 10,000 Roman plebeians  Demanding the gore  Welding mighty

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Entangled by Eric Joyner

Entangled By Eric Joyner Published as the Index of Issue 116, August 2023 I was born in San Mateo, a suburb of San Francisco. My childhood was fairly uneventful, doing the usual things most kids did, reading comics (mostly Mad, Creepy, Eerie and newspaper comic strips), playing sports, and going to school, as well as

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Issue 116 Back Cover by Moon_Patrol

By Moon_Patrol Published as the Back Cover of Issue 116, August 2023 Moon Patrol is a Northern California-based artist. Taking themes including 80s cartoons and video games, classic pulp illustrations, and comic book narratives, Moon Patrol remixes these many and varied cues using a collage technique he compares to “Kid Koala’s turntable albums, and in

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From the Postcard Diaries, August 2023 by Mark Mothersbaugh

From The Postcard Diaries By Mark Mothersbaugh Published Issue 116, August 2023 These postcards are from a collection that was published in Myopia: Mark Mothersbaugh. Mark Mothersbaugh is one of this era’s most unique and prolific composers. Deeply aware of the ability of precise, multi-faceted artistic expression to deliver vital social commentary, he has perpetually

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