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It was originally posted at [http://bb-shousetsu.livejournal.com/67111.html bb-shousetsu.livejournal.com/67111.html] and is mirrored at [http://www.shousetsubangbang.com/mirror/frontpage/bangbang-no-33/ shousetsubangbang.com/mirror/frontpage/bangbang-no-33/]. | It was originally posted at [http://bb-shousetsu.livejournal.com/67111.html bb-shousetsu.livejournal.com/67111.html] and is mirrored at [http://www.shousetsubangbang.com/mirror/frontpage/bangbang-no-33/ shousetsubangbang.com/mirror/frontpage/bangbang-no-33/]. | ||
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Revision as of 12:42, 16 May 2014
Shousetsu Bang*Bang issue 33 was released on October 24, 2011. The theme was Myths and Monsters.
It was originally posted at bb-shousetsu.livejournal.com/67111.html and is mirrored at shousetsubangbang.com/mirror/frontpage/bangbang-no-33/.
Signups for this issue were posted at http://bb-shousetsu.livejournal.com/65940.html.
Contents
The cover artist was sukiyakii. The issue contains the following stories:
- The Conquests of Dr. Victor Alazon, by Kikuchi Makoto
- Tourniquet, by atarashii merle
- The Heart of the City, by Dr. Noh
- The Stone Fox and the Bloody Hands, by shukyou and Tsukizubon Saruko
- Stealer of Hearts, by Kim Chee
- The Unicorn Man, by Takiguchi Aiko
- El Presidio Rides North, by Domashita Romero
- Worse Than Rats, by Noel Oliver
- Bright Mouths, by shukyou
- nothing under my skin but light, by Nijiiro Sumi
- The Painted Face, by Amai Tonken
- The Soldier and the Sea, by yabamena
- Unidentified Friendship Objective, by Ogiwara Saki
- Consumed, by Meame Kannouteki
- The Emperor's New Handmaid, by hcolleen and Osoimaru
- Altair, by Yamanashi Moe
- The Small Door, by Kaerutobi Ike
- The Lonely God, by Ozawa Ayaka
- Possession, by Yume Arashi
- Love Will Tear Us Apart (or, The Modern Pygmalion), by Tsukizubon Saruko
The issue also contains the following standalone art:
