New Horizons #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Memories of the Morphing Period," a grandfather reflects on the strange and unsettling time when an unexplained illness began turning people—his own sons among them—into humanoid animals. Written by Richard Thatcher and illustrated by Carla Speed McNeil, this poignant tale from New Horizons #1 (1996) captures a moment of personal history shaped by global transformation. The cover, by Terrie Smith, sets a haunting tone for the story’s quiet, reflective mood.
In "Memories of the Morphing Period," a grandfather reflects on a time when an unexplained illness began turning people into anthropomorphic animals, forever changing the world—and his own family—when it claimed his two sons. Written by an unnamed author and illustrated by an unnamed artist, this quiet, poignant drama captures a personal history woven into a global transformation.
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Reprinted in Stinz: Charger -- the War Stories #[nn] (1999), Shanda Fantasy Arts Spotlight #4 (1999)
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