Schlock! Webzine Vol. 7, Issue 26

This week sees the conclusion of my space opera two-parter Bad News from Outer Space, in which the space pirates, having gained entry to a generation ship gone horribly wrong, are to discover even more horrors amongst its dilapidated decks. Another character facing horror and terror on a daily basis is Gary Murphy’s much put-upon Teacher, who yet is to wreak an awful revenge upon his charges. Stephen Hernandez is reviewing the latest song by upcoming French singer Estelle Mey, while Bram Stoker is in The Judge’s House. In City of the Living Dead Joseph Rubas introduces us to some East German communist zombies. On Snail Island the humans attempt to escape. Edgar Allan Poe is back, this time with the tale of the beautiful Ligeia. In The Coming Race, the narrator discovers that he is imprisoned forever in the subterranean realm. And in A Connecticut Yankee at King Arthur’s Court, a tourist encounters a man who knows more than most about the Arthurian period, for reasons that soon become apparent.