Fried! contains 23 original tales of horror set in and around fast food restaurants. Each story is written and illustrated by some of today's newest writers and illustrators. Think Stephen King meets Super Size Me. The book so controversial that a major restaurant chain tried to CENSOR it!
Get your fill of monsters, maniacs, murderers and milkshakes. Devour the tale of a band of hobos who crave human flesh. Chow down on the myth of an abandoned restaurant that serves as a gateway for lost and demented souls. Gorge yourself on the story of the veggie burger that turns human beings into human beans. Pig out on the account of the fast food joint that stands as humanity's last hope for survival in a zombie-infested world. These stories and more from:
D.L. Snell
Gregg Winkler
Michael Josef
Christopher J. Dwyer
Michael Hultquist
Bret Jordan
Shanna Germain
H.F. Gibbard
Andy Kirby
Kevin Lightburn
Jodi Lee
James Patrick Cobb
Cody Goodfellow
Rodney J. Smith
Stephen Leclerc
David Dunwoody
Lisa Becker
MP Johnson
Cheryl Rainfield
Ken Goldman
KJ Kabza
Joel A. Sutherland
Matt Hults
Excerpt
Excerpt from Clipped:
Norman hated Edgar; as much as he loved Michelle, he hated Edgar. Edgar was Michelle’s boyfriend, and her boss. Norman knew the private meetings in Edgar’s office quite often included Michelle bending to her graceful knees behind the old man’s desk. A “bracing blow” one of the other guys had commented, standing around the coffee machine two days ago. He’d even gone so far as to jokingly ponder whether old man Edgar’s pubic hair stuck in the mass of metal in her mouth.
That made Norman think of the lettuce, caught in the sparkling wires of her braces. Norman didn’t stick around to join in the laughter.
Now, sitting here staring at the mess on his desk, he felt a justified, righteous anger begin to grow in his mind. Norman would rescue Michelle from the dishonorable grasp with which Edgar held her. He’d save her. Again, his fingers traced lightly across the desk, picked up another object which he popped into his mouth. After he’d swallowed, he repeated the motion.
