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Fascism didn't die in 1945. Its grave was only temporary. Rising again, this undead ideology shambles into the present, gathering power and spreading destruction wherever it goes.
This monster stalks the pages of ANTIFA SPLATTERPUNK, in which sixteen horror writers explore fascism's many terrors: police wielding strange bioweapons against the public, white supremacists annihilating their enemies through dark magic, and TV personalities vilifying all who defy the rising fascist tide.
But these stories are resistance: Nazi-killing demons, Confederate-slaying witches, and everyday people punching fascists in the teeth. Among the gore is a glimmer of hope that one day this monster will return to its grave and never rise again.
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"Antifa, anti-fascists, anti-fascism: we recognize resistance when we see it, when we enact it, on the barricades, at the ballot box and the mailbox, the sidewalk and the keyboard, fighting back and working hard to create a world of plurality, of us, all of us: not perfect, but in process, together. Are we sure that we can recognize fascism?"
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