Weirdo #28

In "The Snowman Comes in from the Cold," Bill finds himself alone in the High Sierra, caught between the silence of a heavy snowstorm and the restless hum of his own thoughts. As the cold presses in, he grapples with the quiet contradictions of America—its vastness, its isolation, and the uneasy peace that comes with being utterly disconnected.

A satirical fever dream in which the President of the United States and the First Lady face a shocking reversal of power as Strongman and Slavemaster lead a violent upheaval. With biting irony and grotesque exaggeration, the story explores a world turned upside down—where the tables are dramatically, and absurdly, flipped.