TABLE OF CONTENTS

Cthulhu Does Stuff #15
a comic strip by Ronnie Tucker & Maxwell Patterson

Better Halves
by KC Grifant

The Last Leaves
by Derek Wentz

Descent
by Christopher M. Cevasco

Restless Nights
by Justin Munro

The Thing in the Corner
by David A. Anthony

The Pardon of the Fogs
by Cora Pop

Mortuus Machanus
by D.B. Poirier

Resonance
by Stewart Horn

The Voice of Zarnak
by Rick Lai

White Light Panic
by Phillip J. Johnson

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CREDITS

Publisher: Mike Davis
Editors: Mike Davis, Alex Kreitner
Kindle & Nook versions: Kenneth W. Cain
Issue cover: Lee Copeland
Graphic design: Kenneth W. Cain
Website version: Raven Daegmorgan
Story Illustrations: Giuseppe Balestra, Jesse Campbell, Jonathan Price, Henrik Magnusson, Thom Davidsohn, Honza Pánek, Heather Landry, Stephen Lillie, Patrick Ijima Washburn
Line Editor: Laura Dawley

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