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Carl S. Plumer
Category:
Science Fiction
Publisher: Someday Press
ISBN-10: 0988366916
Type: Fiction
Pages: 350
Copyright: August 22, 2013
ISBN-13: 9780988366916
Price: $4.99 (eBook)
The year is 2035, and Earth is under attack by giant demons from outer space -- demons as tall as houses with multiple heads, arms, and legs. Fortunately, one man can stop the beasts: Zachary Zemeritus. Unfortunately, he's near dead, in a coma, and in pieces in a hospital. Too bad. As the hero of this tale, he might have been able to do something about it. "Vintage insane Carl Plumer!"
The year is 2035, and Earth is under attack by giant demons from outer space -- demons as tall as houses with multiple heads, arms, and legs.
"The eyes on the first of its three heads had a serpent's split pupils, puke green. The eyes on the second head (which grew not beside the first head, but on top of it the way a cyst would) were as red as a poison frog's. The third head was stacked on top of its brothers, but this head was not worth talking about. It was a baby's head--and it was dead."
Fortunately, there's one man who can stop the beasts: Zachary Zemeritus. Unfortunately, he's near dead, in a coma, and in pieces in a hospital. Too bad. As the hero of this tale, he might have been able to do something about it.
From the Introduction: "This story is as close to the truth as I can make it. It is spliced together and edited by me from bits of information collected by scientists and researchers around the globe. While time travel is not possible, evidently sending messages that travel through time is. [...] This is a true story. It just hasn't happened yet."
"Vintage insane Carl S. Plumer!" - Ministry of Zombies
Excerpt
The view from the summit of the Empire State Building was beautiful to behold, even for a satanic being from the center of the universe. Malum Regnator-Infernus1 was as out of proportion to the structure as King Kong once was. The demon stood eighteen and a half feet tall. Its wingspan was more than twenty feet across. Scales covered Malum Regnator-Infernus, not like a snake, but like a disease. Small hairs the size of rose branches grew at random all over its body. The eyes on the first of its three heads had a serpent’s split pupils, puke green. The eyes on the second head (which grew not beside the first head but on top of it the way a cyst would) were as red as a poison frog’s. The third head was stacked on top of its brothers, but this head was not worth talking about. It was a baby’s head—and it was dead.
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