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Screams From Outer Space (2025)

2025 · LM Kaplin, Blaine Daigle, M. Ennenbach, Ben Farthing, C. S. Jones, Leigh Kenny, Aaron Lebold, Sean McDonough, Joseph Murnane, Andrew Najberg, Steven Pajak, R.J. Roles, Megan Stockton, Derek Thomas · 296ページ · United States of America

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During a routine scan of deep space, our sensors uncovered fifteen cosmic nightmares from the furthest reaches of the galaxy. We have assembled them in this anthology for review along with a foreword by S.A. Barnes. <i>Proceed with Caution.</i> This volume collects the final moments of doomed crews as they encounter critical system failures, extraterrestrial horrors, and the madness that awaits when humanity dares to venture too far from home.

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Anthology, Horror と Science Fiction を軸にした 2025 年の作品。 監督：LM Kaplin, Blaine Daigle, M. Ennenbach, Ben Farthing, C. S. Jones, Leigh Kenny, Aaron Lebold, Sean McDonough, Joseph Murnane, Andrew Najberg, Steven Pajak, R.J. Roles, Megan Stockton, Derek Thomas。

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