The Story

Guinevere and the Divinity Factory explores a lot of tropes of the Roaring 20's: unrestrained flapper parties, Lovecraftian monsters, futurism / art deco design elements, planned societies, and the perennial favorite, ladies of questionable morality.

In our first issue, which you can DOWNLOAD FOR FREE (at this dropbox link https://www.dropbox.com/s/zqlp5gcdczojt0y/Guinevere%20%231%20Digital.pdf?dl=0)we found Guinevere, an addict healed through the power of magic, visiting a fantastic, palatial estate reminiscent of the Gatsby mansion, where she sought out the Master Wizard of the house so that she might learn magic from him.

The Product

Whisky Paint created this wonderful cover of I Make Boys Cry #1 as a 2.5x3.5" metal trading card. 

This image is also available from the same seller as an 11x17" paper or metal print.