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Anthologies so nice, we made it twice! WELCOME, DEAR READER, TO "EVERYTHING!" VOLUME 2(We wanted to title it 2Planet2Scumm, but the space authorities, who clearly hate fun, apprehended us first. )We're happy to report that, despite the inferior-but-admittedly-informative title, what you're holding is a masterpiece of a tome. Thanks to the convenient format, what you're holding is every single story... as long as that story was in Issues #5-10. Frankly, it's an unprecedented amount of top-tier weird-sci-fi.Within these many, many, many pages, you'll find such eccentric ideas as: 'what if human emotions were liquified-and also illegal?'; a user's guide to reaching the Otherworld (but maybe don't do it); the emotional ramifications of accidental time travel; a drippy flesh-melting plague; a strange man promising immortality for a stranger price... And so many more!We've come a long way since the era of our scrappy handmade paperbacks, and we couldn't have made it this far without our hard-working team, our talented and diverse set of authors, and the astonishing artwork from countless artists. (Oh! And readers like you, of course!)

WELCOME, HUMANS! Another issue of Planet Scumm has landed on your planet, and Scummy is oozing with excitement about this one. We've got stories from some truly magical authors for you to read, including Ai Jiang, Yume Kitasei, Renan Bernardo, James Stoddard, Rebecca Campbell, Geoffrey W. Cole, Karina Dove Escobar, Chinaza Eziaghighala, and Yang-Yang Wang. You're not going to want to skip "The Throat of San Dante", "Cover Your Eyes", or any of the other amazing works inside Issue 15. Issue 15: "Arcana Major" features a cosmic concoction of stories that deal with the arcane, the occult, the macabre, and of course the inscrutable. Though still chock full of oozy sci-fi goodness, we noticed this particular issue tends towards a more Lovecraftian, mystic science fiction experience. You'll be consumed by the ravenous cities in "The Throat of San Dante", you'll be too scared to take your tentacles off your ocular orbs in "Cover Your Eyes" and we don't even want to mention what happened when our last intern (RIP) got a hold of an undiluted copy of "The Battle Of York."Needless to say, this issue is only for the very brave, or the very, very foolhardy. Just joking, of course, this is a totally safe book to read that will absolutely, 100% not curse your family unto the 7th generation. We promise*.