Status Updates From Perpetual Dread

Finished, review after my holiday.

Finished. Review to follow.

Mixed bag. Bowyer's distant voice enables you to be emotionally detached from the stories, which makes the extreme horror readable. Some of the shirts were not so engaging, there have been a couple well done, a mixed bag so far, but readable, flow is good enough.

Hmm. Brecht lives! I'll be referencing him in my review, this is pretty much the style of voice and storytelling employed here. It's readable, I'm emotionally detached but that's the idea, in order to showcase increasing levels of extreme horror.

SCARLETT, True crime mixed with bits of the supernatural. A haunted painting, a serial killer, and a mother who is looking to put the tragic last year of her life behind her.

COUNTDOWN TO OBLIVION, Doomsday. The end of the world. What would you do if you knew the world was coming to an end in just a few hours time? Unfathomable cosmic entities from the void hurtling towards Earth.

NIGHT PARADE, Going through the motions of life. No new beginnings, no ends, just rinse and repeat. Take a chance, try something new before it's too late and you get caught up in the parade to oblivion.

SCORPIO, A gory little creature feature. An assassin, mutant pimp, and a prostitute walk into a dusty roadside bar.

BLACK-CAT BONES, This story was out there. From portals and talking heads to drugs and abuse. A bit of alluded to cosmic horror and eating rabbit meat while hiding out in a cabin in the woods.

TEACHER'S PET, You tell your kids not to talk to strangers but do you tell them not to listen to the voices in their heads? Comeuppance all around.