Scarlet Dawn

February 3, 2014

Or, as the cover reads, SCARLET [unintelligible].

bad font choice readability

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Brenda

11 years ago

Looks like the second word could be “yawn”. Does that mean that it’s boring?

Jen

11 years ago

Reply to Brenda

Wow! It DOES look like it says “yawn”! Thanks for bringing that to my attention. At first I thought it wasn’t such a bad cover but I guess that was being too hopeful..

Kregger

11 years ago

Your right the second word is unreadable.

The first word is not scarlet as you or the author have suggested.

It is Fartlet!

Let the scatological comments begin.

Thank you.

Craig

11 years ago

Wow, getting horrible de ja vu for my cousin’s terrible high school metal band.

DED

11 years ago

Reply to Craig

It reminded me of the font that Slayer uses.

Kris

11 years ago

This cover is so disturbing I wouldn’t even read the description – I would quickly move on.

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