Dysmorphia: In the Beginning

by Solomon Carter, Caiman (Illustrator)

In the early decades of the 21st Century, the human race was confronted with a strange, incurable virus the likes of which mankind had never seen the Dysmorphia Virus. Although the virus was non-lethal, it nonetheless shook the world to its core. Why? Because unlike typical viruses, the Dysmorphia Virus caused a physical mutation in those infected with it. For men, it shrunk them down to less than half their original height and caused them to lose a significant portion of their muscle mass, leaving them tiny and scrawny. For women, it had the opposite effect, growing them to between 3-5x their original heights and giving them impossible figures...with breasts larger than their heads, wasp-thin waists, and hips and asses that flared out so dramatically that they seemed to erupt from their waists. And with an essentially 100% infection rate, in only a matter of weeks, the virus spread across the globe, leaving virtually no one unaffected by it, and in the years that followed the outbreak of the virus, humanity was forced to deal with these changes as best they could. This is the world that Jon Liu wakes up to. Born with terminal blood disease, Jon volunteered to be placed into cyrogenic sleep several years before Dysmorphia appeared, hoping a cure for his disease could be found. Little did he know that, upon waking up, he'd find himself in a world where he barely can see over the average woman's knee, where his formerly tall wife is a veritable giantess, and his daughters, who were mere children when he was frozen, are all grown up and make their gigantic mother seem tiny in comparison...guess it's a good thing that Jon's always had a thing for tall women, huh? This story contains shrunken man, tall women, mini-giantess, giantess, extreme curves, handheld, and size comparison.

32 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 19, 2020