This is the only anthology of dream-comics I've ever found. Like other published dream art, nearly all the contributors are male. None of the art is what I'd call beautiful and some's downright primitive; still, it's a great how-to book proving that dreams don't have to be presented prettily or even artfully to be powerful.

I cheated on one. Flock's co-editor Aleksandar Zograf / Sasha Rakezić has some short pieces in the book, but the story I've posted below, A Day in Serbia, is in his comic Life Under Sanctions, not Flock. I felt it was a stronger example of his work, and the comic is hard to find now.

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	CATS AND DOG: RECURRING DREAM: by Lee Kennedy; 1994, a parental valuation dream I kept dreaming demon cats tortured me. At last a vicious dog joined them. He wanted to kill me, but the chief cat wanted to keep playing with her prey. I realized they were my mum and dad, and said...
	A DAY IN SERBIA: by Aleksandar Zograf; 1993/4/24, a predictive hypnogogic dream. During Yugoslavia's breakup, under sanctions, I draw hypnogogic images--like a frog-man. Get up, draw him, go outside, and a huge dead frog lies on the curb.... CAUTION: CREEPY EVENT, CREEPY TIME, CREEPY PLACE
	DOPPELGANGER: by Rick Veitch; 1994 or before; 6-page hostage-dream comic; shamanic? Tony works as a courier in Sarajevo till he inadvertently delivers a bomb. Held by a warlord for months, he dreams within the dream, and draws those dreams... CAUTION: GRIM
	DREAM?: by Kjartan Arnorsson; fall 1993, a dream in shocking contrast to waking life. On my way to a wedding, I dream I'm in a war. I liberate a camp of prisoners. But one man's so injured he can't be moved. We have to leave him behind. My rescue of his fellows has effectively killed him... CAUTION: GUILT AND LIFE-QUESTIONING
	GIRL OF THE HEART: by Bob Kathman; 1967?-69?, a recurring predictive childhood dream. My brothers & choose soulmates. Guy chose the Girl of the Grapes: he now runs a restaurant; Chris chose the Girl of the Star: he's a soundman for bands in San Francisco. I chose the Girl of the Heart...
	INSIDE LI'L WENDY: by Bob Kathman; 1967?-69?, a recurring childhood dream. At an amusement park, I climb a ladder up inside Li'l Wendy, a giant statue of a little girl. Inside her is an endless hallway with doors opening into other realities...
	MY SOUL: by Lee Kennedy; 1994, a spiritual dream. Aliens take me to meet my soul. It's on a pedestal in a quasi-Roman villa. I'm ashamed to see my soul's just a tribble. But it sings soulfully, and when happy, it purrs...
	SPANGLE TELLURIUM (excerpt): by Luke Walsh; autumn 1993, a predictive dream. I'm challenged to draw a comic for a dream-anthology. Dream of my friend Heron, two young guys, drugs, a cop, & a weird guardian dog. Over the next weeks, they all show up, acting out bits of my dream. At least I know what to draw...
	THE SUMMONERS: by Jim Shaw; between 1987 & Jan. 1995, a mysterious dream Two nude women (drawn Wally Wood style) dance ritually in a forest, summoning a worm-snake-dragon with a ring of fangs... CAUTION: NUDITY

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