Disembark
Aug 27, 2020
Beware. You will find no kindness here. You have been warned.
Thank you for making it this far into our story. Dark Paradise: The Stone Lovers will run for exactly 23 episodes. The amazing art in each episode has been painstakingly created by Amaltea Montero. Check out her amazing work on her Instagram @amalteamontero. Let her know how much you love her work on The Stone Lovers. - S. M. Olson
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A tragic love story set in the slums of Dark Paradise Island.
The Darwin virus spread quickly causing death and tragedy in its wake. First appearing over fifty years ago on the Hawaiian Islands it spread to the mainland and beyond. In the early years of the outbreak hundreds of millions of infected people died painful deaths while just as many survived the disease, but were forever mutated. Attempting to contain the virus the infected were quarantined to the site of the first outbreak; Hawaii. Millions of infected people were forcibly quarantined to the islands and a blockade put in place to keep them there. Overpopulation, poverty, and crime are now prevalent in what was once a paradise. These are the stories of those continuing to live their lives on the islands now called Dark Paradise.
The Darwin virus spread quickly causing death and tragedy in its wake. First appearing over fifty years ago on the Hawaiian Islands it spread to the mainland and beyond. In the early years of the outbreak hundreds of millions of infected people died painful deaths while just as many survived the disease, but were forever mutated. Attempting to contain the virus the infected were quarantined to the site of the first outbreak; Hawaii. Millions of infected people were forcibly quarantined to the islands and a blockade put in place to keep them there. Overpopulation, poverty, and crime are now prevalent in what was once a paradise. These are the stories of those continuing to live their lives on the islands now called Dark Paradise.
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