Dungeon Quest by Joe Daly Fantagraphics, 2010 As I often do, I picked up this graphic novel at random. The name intrigued me, as it implied AD&D gaming sessions, and also the figurine on the cover, which did not fit the name at all. It seemed more Pre-Columbian, Toltec maybe, except for that very big …
A crazed artist vented her rage at the mannequin’s seeming perfection. Shortly she moved on to human subjects.
Her visage was so terrible she always kept it masked…. until the day a handsome man was able to pierce it. But that’s another story.
Crumpets and finger sandwiches, anyone? (Ceramic art by Ronit Baranga)
The viscous cream with the nutrients came once a day through the tube. But the limited air she had was running out. Encased in metal bondage, she looked around desperately for a rescuer, knowing full well none would find her in this underground space. (trapped02, image from LXXT on DeviantArt)
The human heart contains surprising intricacies, and they are not just those of muscle tissue.
He was brave to the last, but this didn’t save him… from unlife, that is. (Art by Roman Chaliy)
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