Incredible Fantasy 02 (PRINT)

SCHLOCK! SLEAZE! SHOCK!

The strange stories continue.

Incredible Fantasy 02 presents another collection of twisted horror, dark science fiction and fantastical unpleasantness in the lurid tradition of classic EC comics.

No sprawling continuity. No sacred canon. No six-volume reading list before you can understand who is punching whom.

Just three complete tales, each introducing a fresh world, a new collection of doomed characters and another reason to distrust absolutely everything.

Within these pages:

• A new drug delivers considerably more than its users bargained for.

• A meteor brings the life of an entire city to a sudden and catastrophic end.

• Explorers discover that an alien world is not remotely what it appears to be.

• Science fiction, fantasy and horror collide in black-and-white.

• Strange ideas lead towards cruel revelations and appropriately nasty conclusions.

• Schlock, sleaze and shock are provided in generous quantities.

Incredible Fantasy 02 draws upon the grand tradition of horror anthology comics: introduce something intriguing, allow human greed, curiosity or stupidity to make matters worse, and then twist the knife before the final panel.

New discoveries promise pleasure, knowledge or advancement.

They seldom mention the screaming.

Each story is entirely self-contained, making this an ideal comic for readers who prefer their speculative fiction compact, direct and unburdened by decades of backstory. Open the book, meet the victims and watch the consequences unfold.

The universe is vast.

It is full of wonders.

Most of them are extremely bad for you.

PRINT EDITION

• Adult horror and science-fiction anthology comic

• Three complete stories

• 33 pages

• A4 paperback: 210 × 297 mm

• Black-and-white interior

• Perfect-bound

• Written and illustrated by Keith McMurran

• Published by Postmortem Studios

• ISBN: 978-1-4583-9759-1

CONTENT WARNING

Contains horror, violence, adult material, grotesque imagery and the sort of scientific breakthroughs that should have remained trapped inside the laboratory.

The future is incredible.

Surviving it is another matter.