Showing posts with label halloween. Show all posts
Showing posts with label halloween. Show all posts
Friday, October 31, 2008
Happy Halloween 2008
A mini mixtape to get you in the festive mood. Artwork by Dave Hitchcock.
Winners of the signed Gothic competition are now up on our website HERE.
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music,
zombies
Wednesday, October 08, 2008
Accent UK signing in Borders, Liverpool

Just like the poster says, the Accent UK guys will be in store at the Liverpool branch of Borders on Saturday the 25th of October talking about self publishing, signing and selling books.
Leah and I will also be there helping out and scrawling our signatures on things, so please do come down and say hello.
What better Halloween present could there be than a signed copy of Zombies?
You can find full contact details and directions to the shop on the Borders website.
Tuesday, October 30, 2007
Happy Halloween 2007

If you fancy a bit of seasonal listening then we recommend the Halloween edition of our favorite web radio show The Retro Cocktail Hour (October 27, 2007)
Have a good one!
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blood,
death,
Gene Simmons,
guts,
halloween,
Jeff Zornow,
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Saturday, October 27, 2007
Nevermore Anthology coming this Halloween

Legendary writer Jamie Delano, the man who launched DC's Vertigo line with the critically acclaimed Hellblazer, reunites with frequent collaborator Steve Pugh (Animal Man, Preacher) to deliver a chilling modern twist on Poe's tale of arbitrary torture and imprisonment, The Pit and the Pendulum.
Ian Edginton and D'Israeli, having previously brought us the gothic delights of Kingdom of the Wicked, Leviathan and the War of the Worlds sequel Scarlet Traces, take us to a fantastical Paris of the future where genetic technology complicates the infamous case of Murder in the Rue Morgue.The Facts in the Case of Mr. Valdemar, an eerie story of life beyond death, is brought up to date by screenwriter Jeremy Slater and artist John McCrea, whose credits include high profile work for both Marvel (Spider-Man) DC (The Demon, Hitman, Superboy), 2000AD (Judge Dredd) and Wildstorm (Jenny Sparks).
Leah Moore and John Reppion, fresh from working with Alan Moore on the Wildstorm-published Albion, lend their unique vision to The Black Cat, along with artist James Fletcher (Negative Burn). Meanwhile, Leah and John's Albion artist, Shane Oakley, joins forces with writer Dan Whitehead (Star Wars: Attack of the Clones) to bring The Fall of the House of Usher screaming into the modern day, in a skin-crawling tale of madness, mania and decay.You can order a copy today for only £7.79 by clicking on the link below.
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