The Slimy Plague Victims

THE SHORT VERSION

Jake Ozga imagines specimens left underwater for decades after biological research goes wrong. Skull swaps, pale pastel colours and conspicuous gloss make the victims look as though their skin has sloughed away, with glue and varnish supplying a deliberately unpleasant wet surface.

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Find this article in White Dwarf 437, p. 112.

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