Hell Comes to Frogtown

In the wake of a devastating nuclear holocaust, Earth has become a barren, post-apocalyptic wasteland where fallout renders many humans sterile. The government prizes fertility as a key resource, driving a survival-driven social order. Mutant amphibians have risen as new players in this fractured world, complicating the struggle for freedom and reproduction.

Frogtown is the mutant amphibian city where hostages are held by the frog faction. It sits in a harsh desert wasteland created by a nuclear catastrophe. The surrounding terrain and the city itself form the dangerous backdrop the protagonists navigate on their mission.

🧬 Fertility Crisis

Reproduction is the scarce currency of a shattered society. The government’s focus on breeding elevates the status of fertile individuals and shapes political power. The codpiece device that monitors Hell’s condition exemplifies how biology directly governs personal fate and social control.

🔗 Captivity & Liberation

Hostages are kept under coercive control within Frogtown, highlighting themes of bondage, labor, and exploitation. The mission to infiltrate the amphibian city centers on freeing these women and ending their captivity. The rescue underscores resilience against brutal oppression.

💖 Love in Crisis

The relationship between Sam Hell and Spangle evolves amid danger and oppression. Their growing bond provides emotional shelter and motivates resistance against a dehumanizing regime. Love becomes a personal counterpoint to the larger fight for survival.