Art & Story Galleries - R through S

Contributors

Rachele	Radar	Ravenx	Ravenz Eyez
Rayman	Red Dragon	Reprogram	Riv
Roue	Roue	Rowena	RWL
Russkere	RVaisman	S.E.P.	S Jack
	Scarface	Shado	Sexworm
Shadowhop	Shaman	Shelly	Shin
Shoggoth	Shokoshu	Silence	Silran
Skippy Chan	Slugman	Slurper	vSorcerer
Spacegirl	Spiderman Jr.	SpottheDog	vStormbringer
Supergirl	Superjizz	Svarog	Syd Cryptic
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Stories

Kentauris by The Shoggoth. The battle between Spacegirl and evil has begun...

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Ouroboros by Sorcerer. E-mail Alien tentacles are among us! From the author:

The name of the story and the opening quote come from a rather unlikely Apocryphal story in Egypt: the Virgin Mary became irritated with a woman for not letting her in line at the temple (or something equally innocuous) and told the child Jesus to send the woman into the Outer Darkness--i.e. Hell. Young Jesus complied and the woman vanished with a scream. Moved to curiosity by this infernal miracle, Mary asked

her son to describe the Outer Darkness for her, so Jesus told her about a monster-filled darkness comprised of the twelve sections of the gigantic world-serpent called Ouroboros.

This doesn't sound like the Jesus I know, nor the Virgin Mary for that matter, and the description of the Outer Darkness is taken almost verbatim from ancient Egyptian accounts of the Tuat, the Place of Dead Gods, where the sun-god descended each night; but the layout of the underworld and the shapeless snake-monsters lurking within it formed an irresistible backdrop for this kind of story. Hope it all makes a little bit more sense now!

Also from Sorcerer

Rape of the Vines is an Evil Dead takeoff. Again, the author:

This story is an unauthorized novelization of a sequence in the Renaissance Pictures film EVIL DEAD. All the dialogue in this story and the story line itself are credited to Renaissance Pictures. This story cannot be sold for profit. This novelization is only meant to explore one of many possible psychological interpretations of the scene and under no circumstance should reading it be considered an adequate substitute for watching the whole EVIL DEAD trilogy!

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Katey by Shin. Katey goes on an exciting little venture, at least until the dragon shows up...