
ALT Page 5: Light shines from the top of the page through water, and strange blobby shapes reminiscent of seaweed or sealife float around the page, further down the page there is a shape that could be a man swaddled in cloth The words say: "I was suspended, / as it were: / I had taken my exact position in the scale of gravity, / and I lay floating / upon the condensed and buoyant fluid, / many hundred fathoms / below the surface. / I thought to myself, / “Here, then, am I to lie in pickle, until I am awakened.” "

ALT Page 6: In between the words, shapes of sharks and sharklike silhouettes can be made out, the top shark iluminated by a light behind it The words say: "It was quite dark, / but by the spirit I saw as plain as if it were noon-day; / and I perceived objects in the water, / which gradually increased in size. / They were sharks, / in search of prey."

ALT Page 3: Panel 1: A collection of bodies wrapped in cloth lying on a wooden deck, caption: "read the funeral service which consigned me and some twenty others, sewed up in hammocks," Panel 2, 3, 4: split into three sections, a splash of water in the ocean "to the deep, into which we descended with one simultaneous rush." Bottom of page: The background of the comic fades into blue water where shapes that could be bodies wrapped in cloth are sinking into the water

ALT Page 4: The page is dark blue, as if underwater, at the top of the page is light shining around the silhouette of the bottom of a ship, and the bottom of the page has strange shapes that could be seaweed or dark shapes The words say: "I thought that we soon parted company from each other, / and, all alone, / I continued / to sink, / sink, / sink, / until, / at last, / I could sink no deeper." and the words are positioned as if they are sinking down the page

ALT Cover: A man dressed in the uniform of a Napoleonic era Royal Navy captain walks away from the camera into a swirling surreal ocean, above which a shiplike object seems to be emerging. The title says "The Captain's Dream" and the blurb says "a comic made with ai image synthesis, by Captain Frederick Marryat (1792-1848) and Cadmus Fly (????-????)"


























