Weird Tales of Postapoland is a full-color, 80-page anthology of grotesque, humorous, and nightmarish short stories by Polish artist Bartosz Zaskòrski. Set in the strange dystopian universe of Postapoland, the book experiments with formats and media—ranging from classic comic panels to illustrated text and hybrid visual storytelling. Printed in A4 format on Palatina Ivory paper and stitched for durability, this first-edition volume published by Hollow Press is limited to 1500 copies. A deep dive into Zaskòrski’s absurd visions of post-human futures, grotesque bodies, and melancholy satire, it’s a unique item for collectors of underground comics and Eastern European surrealism.
Bartosz Zaskòrski is a Polish artist, illustrator, and musician known for his darkly humorous and grotesque storytelling. His drawings explore post-apocalyptic decay, absurd love, and anthropomorphic horror, often blending Eastern European melancholy with surrealism. In addition to his visual work, he also performs as Mchy i Porosty, creating lo-fi electronic soundscapes.
