To the left is Willian Aksel's artwork that goes with the story. Can you see little Marilyn there in the middle box? Check out his website for more artwork.
Anathema's premiere issue included "The Club," a humorous look at the futurist's future, by Sue Lange. The editor Heidi Lampietti came up with a teaser that pretty much sums it up: "Styrofoam: it's not just for breakfast anymore." Anathema comes to us from independent publisher, Red Jack Books, famous for it's "How to Start a Cult" book. The Club is part of Red Jack's ongoing Anathema anthology and may in fact find itself in a print version one day.
Darker Matter published Sue Lange's story, PEROXIDE HEAD, in their August (and final) issue.
To the left is Willian Aksel's artwork that goes with the story. Can you see little Marilyn there in the middle box? Check out his website for more artwork.
Nth Degree published Sue Lange's first story ever: The Failure.