Labyrinth Street

＂The time of wonder and marvels has passed. We’ve civilized ourselves into cultural anaesthesia. What thrills us now but the things that drug us? Common intoxicants. Television. Shopping. Where’s the fear? Where’s the awe?＂

Nobody wants to visit Wolfgang’s incredible creatures. The public is jaded. See one centaur or griffon and you’ve seen them all. Also, some visitors have died. Horribly.

Bankruptcy threatens. But Wolfgang has a plan to revive respect for the monstrous: release the creatures into the city. A giant selling burgers. A gorgon on Tinder. A free-roaming succubus. A satyr in the gay disco.

What could go wrong?