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Saturday Morning Violence

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Saturday Morning Violence

When Saturday morning cartoons come back on the air… the world loses its mind.

Across the country, people glued to their TVs are transforming into murder machines. Ordinary parents, neighbors, and families are hacking, bludgeoning, and blowing each other apart in scenes straight out of the most violent cartoons ever aired.

For one father and his two kids, survival means dodging shotgun-wielding maniacs, exploding cigarettes, piano traps, and a rogue big rig with a screaming passenger welded to its grill. From blood-slick suburbs to a desert diner turned slaughterhouse, their only hope lies at Grandma’s house deep in the woods—far from the flickering glow of a television set.

But Grandma isn’t what she seems. And neither are the cartoons.

Saturday Morning Violence is an unhinged, no-holds-barred ride of splatter, dark humor, and Looney-Tunes-style ultraviolence turned real. Fans of extreme horror, grindhouse cinema, and apocalyptic mayhem won’t be able to look away.

Turn off the TV. Or tune in and lose your mind.

Content This book contains graphic violence, gore, and dark humor. It is intended for mature audiences only—read at your own risk.

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37 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 31, 2025

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September 29, 2025
This short story had a promising premise, but ultimately felt incohesive and didn't deliver on its potential. A sudden broadcast of old-time children's cartoons transforms its viewers into homicidal maniacs who operate on cartoon physics. A large part of the story's problem is that it doesn't really give us any characters to care about. It loosely follows the adventures of a family transformed by the cartoons, but it doesn't try to flesh out the characters at all. Furthermore, it's never explained how or why this is happening.
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