In this zine, Cataclysma, we leave the story unfinished. As Chris put it, we want you to feel like the story is not over yet. We’re handing the pen to you to imagine your own conclusions and explore the endless possibilities that lie beyond our creation.
Kenny adds, “Create your own endings with what we’ve provided you.” Think of it as an ongoing project, like the SCP Foundation, where the story keeps evolving, expanding as new voices and ideas are added.
Kai shares, “Not all sides are bad, but you still have to find the root.” We hope to challenge your perspective, inviting you to dig deeper, question everything, and discover the core truths hidden within our narrative.
“Consent is important, even in the environment”, Bryson concludes.
More than just a idea, this is an invitation to create, connect, and imagine.
Where will you take it next?
meet the minds behind cataclysma
Kenny,11, loves playing games and a clean environment.
Kai,12, is studying Chinese.
Chris,12, enjoys free things and is a chicken enthusiast.
Bryson, 13, loves playing sports and traveling.
survivor accounts
Listen to firsthand testimonies from witnesses who encountered the early bison men settlements.
These interviews, conducted by the youth investiagator team, provide crucial insight into humanity’s next chapter and the Earth’s new dominant species.
TAPES COMING SOON
I wanted the illustrations in this student story to encourage everyone to keep creating and collaborating. I had so much fun bringing their story to life because it reminded me of myself at their age, dreaming up mystical ideas just like this. It made me feel like a kid again, and I want people who read it to feel inspired to create something—whether it’s writing, painting, sculpting, or anything else. I want everyone to realize it doesn’t matter who you are or how old you are—you can always make something.
— Emma Hodgdon, Cataclysma Ilustrator
Your crash course in zine-making
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