Size Horrors is a compilation of 3 stories that revolve around tiny women and the sexily sadistic scenarios that affect them! 24 full-color pages, with and without word balloons, totaling 46 pages. Topics include process, humiliation, domination, Vore, Giant women, Giant men, Giant couples, and so much more!

Story 1: How to Get Rid of your Ex 2

Tina Cheung is your typical cosmopolitain urbanite. Ambitious, hardworking, bright, and too busy to waste her time with losers like her ex-husband. As she finds herself inexplicably shrinking while riding the subway, she’s kidnapped by a now gigantic man - Jake. Together with his partner in crime, Maria, the two of them shrink, kidnap and get rid of problematic exes.

Story 2: Lactose Intolerance

Best friends, and secret crushes, Veronica (yes me! :P) and shy/body-conscious Nadia are at the beach when Nadia has to use the restroom. On their walk to the stalls, Nadia realizes they’ve accidentally swapped tumblers, and Veronica has now consumed Nadia’s overpowered weight-loss shake. Consequently, Nadia earlier accidentally drank Veronica’s milk based protein shake…too bad she’s lactose intolerant! As Veronica shrinks before the towering, curvy woman, Nadia panics and runs for help with the tiny woman in tow. Nadia eventually becomes stuck and Veronica becomes trapped beneath her with no escape from the stinky sand pit and the now gigantic woman filling it….unfortunately, Nadia’s urge to go hasn’t escaped her either.

Story 3: Host Club

It’s Ana’s birthday, and her girlfriends have surprised her with a VIP package to a special Host Club known for housing Giant men. After picking out Chris from the lineup, she nervously takes the 80 floor ride down into the club’s basement to meet her date for the night. Hesitant at first, Ana finds it increasingly difficult to say no to the giant’s advances, even when Chris has her sliding down his throat.

****UPDATE 2018**** Thanks to the support from the community, here is an extra 2 FREE pages of Lactose Intolerance in B+W! Enjoy! :)

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