Proof That the Devil Loves You #[nn]

In "Proof That the Devil Loves You," a surreal small town spirals into chaos as an abusive sheriff clashes with a mysterious, buxom woman wielding a symbolic tool, while a dance instructor remains trapped by forces she can't explain. The story unfolds with sharp satire and offbeat humor, blurring the line between reality and absurdity in a setting that feels both familiar and deeply strange.

In "Las Vegas Lace," a trio of talking animals—a perpetually upbeat pig and a sly duck among them—trade their everyday lives for the glittering chaos of Las Vegas, chasing dreams as bright as the Strip. What starts as a wild, sun-kissed adventure through neon lights and high-stakes games quickly tests just how much optimism can survive the glittering haze.

In "null," Jo finds herself on a high-stakes mission to activate a mysterious space beacon, but when the ship's systems fail, she’s pulled into a surreal cascade of alternate realities—each one a different version of her past roles, from Hypnotwist to The Magic Voyage of Aladdin. Written by the team behind Proof That the Devil Loves You, this 22-page sci-fi tale blurs identity and memory in a journey where every reflection might be a trap.

In "null," Fritz steps into the spotlight across five stark, cinematic panels, slipping through the skins of iconic roles—from the eerie allure of Hypnotwist to the haunted grandeur of King Vampire—each frame a fleeting glimpse of a performer lost in the art of becoming someone else.