Lattices & Cracks: An Undertale Gore Fanzine

Lattices & Cracks is a free, digital zine devoted to gore of the skeletons of Undertale and their AU versions. Specifically, the zine seeks to explore the many ways one can break a skeleton with an emphasis on bones, pain, and gore.

You can find our released zine here!

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Schedule

Contributor Apps Open: May 30thContributor Apps Close: June 20th at 11:59PM PSTFirst Check-in: July 25thSecond Check-in: August 15thIllustrator Third Check-in: September 5thWriter Complete Draft Due: September 5thIllustrator Fourth Check-in: September 19thFinal Submissions: October 4th

Moderators

An Undertale-styled soul with a gash in it

Mod Soul

Organizer / Proofreader
A longtime Undertale fan and fanfic writer with a lot of passion.
Snap, Crackle, Pop

Mod Sesu

Social Media Coordinator / Website Manager
Perpetually tired
Multifandom fanfic writer with zine contributor experience

A medusa-like person holding a bloody knife

Mod Beetle

Graphic Designer / Promotional Artist
Give this bug some privacy to draw some bones!
*cries in gay*

FAQs

Is this zine free?

Yes. We will not be charging for this zine and therefore will take no profits.

Will you be offering a printed version of this zine?

No. The mods are uncomfortable with printing right now because it is our first time moderating a zine and because of the current pandemic situation. The zine will be available digitally only.

Can we use ectoflesh in our zine pieces?

While we may allow minimal use of ectoflesh in some pieces, the focus of this zine is on bones and other forms of abuse. It's time to put those years of drawing skeletons to the test! Writers, get ready to snap and crunch those ribcages.

Do contributors retain any rights to their art?

All contributors retain the rights to the art and writing they submit. They can use their own art however they wish.

By participating, contributors are granting the organizers the temporary rights to reprint the art and writing for the digital zine during the distribution period and reproduce their work on this website with credit indefinitely. As long as the zine remains on this website, their work will remain reproduced on this site. Should an artist no longer wish for their work to be viewable on this website, they should email [email protected] and let the organizers know that they want their work down.