Just when you thought it was safe to go back on the toilet...

Vol 5 Summer issue has surfaced and it's a tsumani of fun! Superstar TERA PATRICK is on our cover with luscious NATASHA MARLEY and DAVID HASSELCORPSE in a Bay-Rots photo spread you won't believe!

Also, legendary death metal band AUTOPSY; an interview with Maniac director WILLIAM LUSTIG; REAL fiji mermaid LYNN POPS; Nurses V.S. giant squid; Squirt Dr. Susan Block; Escort pro Rebecca Dakin; Bloated corpses; Urban Death; Justice Howard's Morgue Field Trip; Rigormortis Revue; artist Peter Adamyan and diseased toys!

So, dive in and get bit by Girls and Corpses Magazine! Warning: Don't eat for at least 20 minutes before opening the magazine

Imagine a magazine that's the love child of Vogue and The Walking Dead, where haute couture meets rigor mortis and fashion-forward meets rigor mortis-stiff. Welcome to the wonderfully weird world of Girls and Corpses Magazine!

Picture this: glossy pages filled with impeccably styled models striking poses alongside, well, corpses. But fear not, dear reader, these aren't your typical zombies or ghouls. Instead, they're more like the quiet, well-dressed guests at a bizarrely chic funeral.

Each issue is a macabre masterpiece, blending high fashion with a healthy dose of morbidity. You'll find articles on everything from the latest trends in coffin couture to tips for achieving that perfect undead glow. And let's not forget the centerpiece of every issue: the "Girl of the Month" and her dearly departed companion, showcasing the epitome of beauty and...decay.

But don't let the name fool you—Girls and Corpses Magazine isn't just about aesthetics. It's also a treasure trove of dark humor and tongue-in-(decomposing)-cheek satire. With features like "Graveyard Gossip" and "Necro-Nibbles" (recipes that are to die for), it's clear that this magazine doesn't take itself—or death—too seriously.

So, if you're tired of the same old glossy magazines filled with mundane beauty tips and predictable fashion spreads, why not embrace your morbid curiosity and dive into the delightfully demented pages of Girls and Corpses Magazine? After all, in the world of fashion, even death can be a trendsetter!