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Heavy Metal released a Creepshow tie-in comic at San Diego Comic-Con. If you couldn’t make it to the event, you can grab one online for $20. Limited to 1,000, it’s signed by executive producer/writer/director Greg Nicotero (The Walking Dead).
Issue #0 features “That Sinkhole Feeling” written by Nicotero and “Two For The Road” written by Byron Willinger & Philip de Blasi (The Commuter), both of which are edited and adapted by Tim Seeley (Hack/Slash). Charlie Adlard (The Walking Dead) illustrated the cover.
A reboot of the 1982 horror anthology film directed by George A. Romero and written by Stephen King, Creepshow will premiere on September 26 on Shudder. Watch the trailer below.
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Next in our series of testimonials from WEREWOLVES VERSUS creators whose work is in WEREWOLVES VERSUS: Volume 1, here’s Ash Cinder’s take on what being in WV means to him, and what role the project serves in the werewolf fan community. Ash’s story “Negative Exposure” can be found in WEREWOLVES VERSUS: HOLLYWOOD.
I love Werewolves Versus because it gives us amazing werewolf content when we’re not really getting it right now from mainstream outlets. Hollywood and TV are not giving us anything so it’s up to indie outlets like WV to pick up the torch. When I got the message that my story I submitted for their Hollywood issue got accepted, I was star struck! I’d worked so hard on “Negative Exposure” and I’m still super proud of it and consider it one of my favorite stories I’ve written. I had so much fun writing it and still feel humbled that it’s included among the other amazing works from all these other talented people!
To read Ash’s work – and the work of those dozens of other creators – in a physical book, check out WEREWOLVES VERSUS: Volume 1 on Kickstarter.
“Nothing lasts forever, few things even last for long: all are susceptible of decay in one way or another; moreover all that begins also ends.” – Seneca, To Polybius, On Consolation
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Legitimate *pro bono legal services* don’t exist without a good reason. In a few of the exmormon groups I’m in you’ll see regular posts saying stuff like “Look what my lawyer sent me today!” with a pic of their resignation confirmation letter from the church.
You know. Just stuff that a normal average church that is definitely not actually a cult would do. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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As an ex-mormon, I’m gonna look the fuck into this. I want nothing to do with the church that shaped so much toxicity about my self image and my sexual orientation.
Not sure if any followers need this but if you do, here you go.
Everyone should be able to choose their religious beliefs and community, and leave any that they find does not work for them.
Ex mormon here - this guy’s legit. The Mormon holds your files for eternity, and when they find out that you’ve moved to a new area, they will send members and missionaries from that region to harass you. I know this sounds like dystopic bullshit, but they followed my father through three moves before he rejoined the church.
Also ex mormon here who used this. It’s a ridiculously helpful service that is incredibly easy to use. They keep you updated throughout the whole process, and it’s totally worth it since the church doesn’t get to keep all your private information and pass it around once you resign :)
Though this blog is mainly about Vikings in RPGs, history, and Norse Paganism, for anybody who may need this I Ieave it here for you because I never know what kinds of people follow my blog and all I care is that each and every one of you is safe and happy regardless of religion or lack of, if you choose. Be safe, and may whoever or whatever you believe in protect you in getting out of Mormanism.
I am 200% for people leaving negative religious establishments (especially predominantly White, definitely American ones)
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