A gay teen on a desolate island contracts an STI that turns his flesh into a weapon in this Kafka-esque horror tale.
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A gay teen on a desolate island contracts an STI that turns his flesh into a weapon in this Kafka-esque horror tale.
If you've ever fathomed Cronenberg updating The Scarlet Letter, or have dreamed of Greg Araki rebooting Street Trash, you still won't be prepared for Weaponized." ―Clay McLeod Chapman, author of Rest Area · Zac Thompson is a writer from Prince Edward Island. He is best known for his critically acclaimed comic book series, The Dregs, published by Black Mask Studios
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Explicit sexual scenes; central theme of sexual identity and transformation. Brief context of sexual encounter leading to STI; no explicit coercion depicted.
Extreme body horror with graphic flesh transformation and grotesque imagery.
Moderate use of strong language inferred from tone and reviews.
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Central gay teen protagonist; sexual orientation as a core theme.
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Strong social commentary on sexual identity and societal villainization.
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Implied systemic oppression in dystopian setting; no specific abuse detailed. Brief context of sexual encounter leading to STI; no explicit coercion depicted.
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