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The cover features a visually striking shattered window effect, creating a sense of fragmented reality. Each shard of glass is rendered in vibrant multi-colors—swirling blues, pinks, yellows, reds, and greens—evoking the psychedelic visuals seen during an LSD trip. The shards scatter outward from a central point, drawing the eye into the cover and hinting at a deeper mystery within.

The Trialogue of Olson Church

The cover features a dark, slightly cluttered detective's desk. There is a softly glowing computer screen on the left side, casting a dim light that falls over the scattered items a cup of coffee, a classic rotary phone, and open case files. The name plate reading "Mack Harris" sits prominently near the bottom. The title "The Secrets of Stanton" is inscribed on the case file in bold, blood-red text, adding an ominous touch. At the top of the cover, in stark white, the author's name "Saffron Blu" is placed, ensuring it stands out.

The secrets of stanton

A lone figure, Detective Jamal "Slack" Carter, is centered on a snowy Chicago rooftop. The skyline stretches behind him, with Willis Tower’s spire piercing the dark, snow-heavy clouds, Hancock’s jagged outline looming, and the Navy Pier Ferris wheel subtly glowing like a distant ghost. A blood-red, glitchy grid overlays the skyline, stretching across the city like an ominous net, with faint code and static pulses running through it, distorting part of the scene. Slack’s trench coat swirls in the icy wind, his face shadowed except for piercing eyes burning with defiance. The “L” train streaks through the background, its red-tinted cars giving an ominous glow. Snowflakes dissolve into static as they fall, blending the physical and digital worlds.

A dark, stormy sky looms over a destroyed town in grayscale tones. Dead, leafless trees and bent streetlights frame the scene. In the foreground, a rusted bicycle lies on its side with a single, skeletal hand clutching its wheel. Shadows of zombies with glowing eyes creep in the distance, blurred to emphasize their dread-inducing ambiguity. The title "Striders" is slanted slightly, as if caught mid-motion, giving it a sense of urgency.

A man stands on a small, rickety fishing boat adrift in a terrifying sea with ominous waves rising like monstrous forms. The background is enveloped in an unsettling inky blackness, with faint outlines of monstrous silhouettes in the sea. Above the waves, faint whispers of a ghostly figure – a shadowy, veiled woman in a black robe – emerge, hauntingly semi-transparent. To the left, a faint blood-red moon glares ominously through swirling storm clouds. Burned and worn-out papers float in the air around the man, carrying Bibi Roghieh's crooked handwriting, glowing subtly in dim, eerie light.

The cover features Kaiser, a character with long red hair, bangs, and red eyes, sitting on a throne. Embracing Kaiser is a lady representing death. The background is adorned with roses, engulfed in fiery flames.

The cover features a striking dual image in the center. On the left half, there is a realistic depiction of a 1930s middle-aged businessman, complete with a classic suit and fedora hat. The right half transitions into a vivid, sinister red bull-horned devil with intense fiery eyes and a menacing expression. The amalgamated figure holds a sprawling, shadowy cityscape in its hands. The background is a deep, stormy sky with hints of lightning to evoke an ominous atmosphere.

Mistrz I Małgorzata

The cover features a dark, eerie nocturnal street rendered in shadowy tones of black and deep gray, with tinges of dark red light slanting across the cobblestones, depicting a feeling of isolation. Emerging ominously in the foreground, a swarm of sinister-looking rats with gleaming eyes scatters across the street. In the background, a spectral and antiquated chariot appears silhouetted against a dim, unsettling mist, invoking dread and fear. A subtle, crimson-hued fog pervades the scene, enhancing the macabre atmosphere.

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