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A dark, muted background featuring interconnected newspaper clippings with red, taut threads linking various clippings to one another in erratic patterns. Black and white old-fashioned bunny photographs (some slightly torn or scratched) are scattered amidst the clippings. Small candy pieces, some with wrappers, lie subtly across the design, appearing slightly ominous due to their placement. The title is placed across the center of the cover with texture resembling newsprint.

A Good Bunny’s Guide to Murder

A shadowy marionette figure of a politician dressed in a crisp dark suit, with a neutral, emotionless face, standing upright while suspended by strings. The strings are visible but blend into an ominous, darkened background. In the midground, a glowing red world map, scattered with tiny white pins, is illuminated with the effect of appearing like a situation room screen. The color scheme combines deep black tones and red, with faint touches of gray and white for contrast.

Kukolnik - The Puppeteer

A stylized serpent design forms a coiled triangle at the center of the cover. Three distinct snakes with intricate details (one with scales appearing sharp and intimidating, one smooth and flowing like silk, and one with faint glowing patterns resembling a tribal tattoo) subtly represent the three main characters. The center negative space within the triangle reveals the silhouette of a small, innocent child, symbolizing Ruby. Encircling the central design is a combination of flowers in shades of pale pink and violet, their delicate textures in sharp contrast to the serpents’ intensity. A deep, ominous blue gradient forms the background, starting dark at the edges and softening as it approaches the center. Transparent tattoo sketches of serpents and flowers scatter subtly in the background to create layers of detail.

When Serpents Sleep

A suburban street at night with dim streetlights, bathed in eerie orange and black tones. The shadows of quiet houses loom in the background. In the foreground, a cartoon man with unnervingly ginger straight hair stands under a streetlight. His unnaturally wide grin is directed to the reader, holding a vintage camera aimed straight at the viewer, as though capturing their image. His eyes glint creepily, and his smile seems to stretch unnaturally in a horror-styled fashion. The scene is unnerving with heavy use of contrast between orange highlights and black shadows.

La fotografía del perseguidor

A haunting textured background forms the canvas, reminiscent of aged parchment or a shadowy night sky. At the center, a network of gnarled branches unfolds, where slender, bat-like creatures with outstretched wings are intricately woven, their forms merging seamlessly into the complex web of veins. The creatures are depicted in silhouette, their dark shapes offering a sharp contrast to the lighter background, evoking a sense of hidden depth and mystery. The branches, suggestive of a tree motif, twist and curl in an organic, almost suggestive design, inviting both fascination and an unsettling sense of unease.

The cover features a shattered glass effect, with shards of glass scattered across a dark background. In the center, there is a pair of gauged eyes, filled with a sense of paranoia and fear. The title "Schizophrenia" is placed diagonally across the cover, with the author name "Derrick Gao" positioned at the bottom.

The cover features a dimly lit room with cracked walls and a swirling, shadowy mix of purples and blacks. At the center is a glowing card pulsating with a cold, eerie green light. Shadowy, distorted figures loom in the background, creating an unsettling presence, while subtle blood stains and misty smoke frame the scene.

"Live or Die: The Game That Never Ends

An eerie, shadowy illustration of the Blackwood Manor looms in the center of the cover, emerging from a dense, swirling fog. The house shows cracked windows and a tilted rooftop, hinting at its haunted nature. Bare, gnarled trees frame the manor on both sides, their branches twisting ominously into the gray, overcast sky. Dim, glowing lights seep through the cracks of the boarded windows, suggesting an unsettling presence within. In the foreground, an iron gate covered in rust and overgrown with vines adds an additional layer of foreboding. Fog swirls through every element, almost blending the house into the misty background.

The Whispers of Blackwood Manor

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