Check the book trailer:īites of Terror is an absolute blast for those of us with very specific sensibilities: in other words, we like our horror cute as heck. Also, it makes me crave a cookie, like, now.įor years, Cuddles and Rage (Liz and Jimmy Reed) have been putting out a webcomic that features their own handmade, sculpted dioramas and doodles of anthropomorphic foods, and this month Quirk Books is publishing their new horror anthology in the vein of Tales from the Crypt. I love the entire aesthetic of Bites of Terror, and the cover's no exception: bright, spooky, adorable, weird, and in all of my favorite colors.
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Tuck into these darkly funny horror stories starring creepy-cute food folk, presented in a photographed diorama-comic format that brings the stories to colourfully disturbing life. In the tradition of Tales from the Crypt and other classic horror comics, Bites of Terror proves that horror and humor are a tasty combination. You'll be tempted to reach into the pages and save the cute food people from their fates.but you can't.
And because presentation is so important for every meal, the stories are told in "diorama comic" format- they read like a comic or graphic novel, but instead of drawings, the images are photographs of sculpted characters, looking good enough to eat and staged on custom-made sets full of fascinating details.
Each tale is introduced by your horrible host, the Cake Creeper, a partially eaten groom's cake with an agenda of his own. From an ice cream cone who makes a deal with the devil('s food cake), to a moldy strawberry who wants one last dip in a bowl of cream, Bites of Terror offers ten macabre, hilarious tales featuring adorable anthropomorphic food characters caught in horror story scenarios complete with twist endings.
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