Handle With Care

March 28, 2016

I’m kind of wishing for a wolf right now.

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Ericb

8 years ago

I’ll call her Mini-Me.

WarGoat

8 years ago

Gigantor Mom did not know her own strength. She had to handle us with care or else her cyborg gorilla strength would snap our bones like dry pasta.

john e. . .

8 years ago

Wolfie would fix this cover right up. Snap his jaws on that giant cabeza.

Twirl the mom around like a rag doll. Turn miss mini-me into the little red riding hood.

wolfie haz hungry
eet em up
yum!

Pidge

8 years ago

I keep thinking that fake head is going topple when she moves her hand and reveal a Dr. Whoish mechanical monster.

Lydia

8 years ago

I thought the shadow under the palm of the fifty foot woman’s hand was blood. (What’s up with me today? I’m turning everything into horror novels!)

Catie

8 years ago

Reply to Lydia

I don’t know about the novel, but the cover is certainly horror.

L-Plate Pen

8 years ago

Is the little lady the big lady’s ventriloquist puppet? Might explain where big lady’s other arm went.

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