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Trapped in a lab, princess and dragon fight to escape their fairytale.
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The Princess and the Dragon

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  • Paperback

    204 pages

  • Release Date

    29 December 2026

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Summary

Deep inside of a ruined laboratory, a Princess awakes face to face with a monstrous figure… this story’s Dragon. As they chase each other through the compound, growing ever closer to a final, violent confrontation, the questions mount. Why are they here? Who has put these events in motion? Can they escape the fairytale?

This volume presents a new version of the story that inspired the indie horror movie The Princess and the Dragon and includes a large amount of exclusive visual art fr…

Book Details

ISBN-13:9781990690563
ISBN-10:1990690564
Author:GMB Chomichuk
Publisher:Stranger Fiction
Imprint:Stranger Fiction
Format:Paperback
Number of Pages:204
Release Date:29 December 2026
Weight:227g
Dimensions:154mm x 233mm
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The Princess and the Dragon by GMB Chomichuk - ISBN: 9781990690563
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About The Author

GMB Chomichuk

GMB Chomichuk is an award-winning writer and illustrator whose work has appeared in comics, graphic novels, books, role-playing games, film, television, and theatre. Gregory’s work in words and pictures ranges from the heartwarming to the bloodcurdling. His other books include Apocrypha: The Legend of Babymetal from Z2, Will I See? from Portage & Main Press, The Automatic Age and Backbone of Night from Great Plains Press, Dragon Nanny, Dead Work, and many other works. He is also the host of Super Pulp Science, a podcast about how genre gets made.

Jonathan Ball is the poet laureate of Hell. He has won numerous awards for his many books of poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and comics, and holds a PhD with twin focuses in Creative Writing and Canadian Literature. He is the owner of Stranger Fiction, a publisher that develops its own stories and also provides creative services to other independent publishers and producers, and hosts a podcast called Writing the Wrong Way, which teaches serious writers what the MFA didn’t.

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