States of Terror
172 pages · Released Oct 24, 2015 · Ayahuasca Publishing
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This is an anthology of cryptozoology-inspired horror comics featuring local American monsters and folklore reimagined for modern audiences. The collection includes atmospheric spooky content and some violence typical of horror, but without graphic gore based on the folkloric focus. Young teens interested in horror, cryptids, and darker storytelling should find it age-appropriate, though younger readers may find some stories unsettling.
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At the intersection of Cryptozoology and folklore, the legendary local monster finds its place in the American landscape: feared and desired, hunters and hunted, unbelievable but believed. In this collection of new fiction, 18 writers and 23 artists have dragged these beasts from the relative safety of remote rural hol... At the intersection of Cryptozoology and folklore, the legendary local monster finds its place in the American landscape: feared and desired, hunters and hunted, unbelievable but believed. In this collection of new fiction, 18 writers and 23 artists have dragged these beasts from the relative safety of remote rural hollows and fetid swamps, re-imagining their mythologies for the 21st century. They believe. And so will you.
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- Fantasy
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ISBN 9780692531440 · Ayahuasca Publishing