Splitting Sides 3: Tales of Humorous Horror (Paperback or Softback)

Splitting Sides is back for round three! Based on the stories from horror writer, David Schembri, this third issue does not hold back. Once again, every page features distinct and dazzling illustrations by the author along with his darkly humorous tribute to horror comics of the 50s. Splitting Sides 3 presents two new tales: Death's Auction and Back to Byte You.

Dive the depths of the underworld and into deep and dark caverns, there you will encounter Death himself, along with his servant. You will have to read it to believe it.

After that, you will be transported into space. At the defence line of planet Earth, you will follow the history of the Human military's development of the Doom Canon. During the dreaded attack by an Alien species, the crew of the defending battleship discover they have more problems than the impending invasion.

Yes, there is a lot of action to be had here, and oh the horror!

Along with a delightfully entertaining advertisement and the addition of Daily Funnies that feature the comic strips, Stranded and Smart Dad, this third issue will leave you horrified and giggling at the same time. Sit back and enjoy the crazy corners of David's mind.

David Schembri is an *award-nominated author, artist, comic creator and poet from Australia. He is the author of Unearthly Fables (The Writing Show, 2013), *Beneath The Ferny Tree (Close-Up Books, 2018), and the comics, Splitting Sides: Tales of Humorous Horror #1, *#2 and #3, Crowman #1 and Val the Vampire #1. His first novella will be released soon by Odyssey Books. David's short fiction has been published by Chaosium Inc, Horror World Press, Things in the Well, Black Beacon Books and Midnight Echo. His poetry has appeared in several issues of the Hippocampus Press review, Spectral Realms, edited by S.T. Joshi. His poem, Shadow and Fire (published in the Winter issue of Spectral Realms) had made Ellen Datlaow's longlist for best horror of 2022. Other poetry appearances are also noted within the Anno KlarkAsh-Ton Anthology by Rainfall Books, issue 13 of Midnight Echo and Issue 55 of Silver Blade Magazine.davidschembri.net