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James Hetfield (via Metallica)

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Creepy Comics #24 (2016)

Art by: Ryan Brown

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Nəhayət uzun zaman sonra, oxuyub bitirə bildiyim növbəti kitab, Dan Braun qələminin əsəri olan "Cəhənnəm" adlı əsəri oldu.

Əsər, Robert adlı ədəbiyyat və tarix Professoru ilə, Sienna adlı Həkim və İncəsənətə marağı olan, İnsan genetikasını araşdıran xanımın macəralarından bəhs edir. Onların Macəraları Dantenin Cəhənnəmi ilə başlayır. Onlar bu Cəhənnəmdə aşağı mərtəbələrə enirlər.

Mən kitabı oxuduqca, o səhnələri onlarla birlikdə yaşayırdım. Robert və Sinskey ilə birlikdə Dantenin Cəhənnəminin mərtəbələrində adrenalin, sevinc, kədər, əsəb, həvəs dolu, müxtəlif Macəralar yaşadım.

İnsanlığı hədələyən ölüm qorxusu, ÜST-ün (Ümumdünya Səhiyyə Təşkilatı) təqibləri, hər addımları təhlükədən və ölümdən ibarət olan Robert və Sienna bu çətin, məsuliyyətli, təhlükəli işin öhdəsindən necə gələcək?

Sonda isə Qanun Nəşriyyata, hər zaman etdikləri kimi, bu kitabı da qrammatik, hərf, məntiq, cümlə səhvləri ilə zəngin olaraq nəşr etdiyi üçün, dərin təşəkkürümü bildirirəm! Sayənizdə söz bazam çalxalandı, təşəkkürlər!

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Music Video of the Day: Burning Down The House by Talking Heads (1983, dir. David Byrne)

Music Video of the Day: Burning Down The House by Talking Heads (1983, dir. David Byrne)

I am in no position to write about this now, but I refuse to let a day go by without one of these posts. Just enjoy this classic Talking Heads song that drives home well that they were former art school students who started a new wave band. If you want to know who worked on it, then you can look at the listing on IMDb. Enjoy!

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Fire Music - Definitive History of the Free Jazz Revolution

My personal thanks to  Matthew Durston of StompBeast for the heads up last week about a visionary documentary, FIRE Music which encapsulates the history of the free jazz idiom.

FIRE Music is a feature-length documentary film now in production that tells the definitive history of the Free Jazz revolution. Directed by Tom Surgal and produced by Dan Braun with Executive Producers Thurston Moore and

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Dark Horse Comics Previews: Creepy #19

Dark Horse Comics Previews: Creepy #19

CREEPY #19

Ring in spring with more thrills and chills than you can shake a baseball bat at! Featuring pugnacious paintings from Richard P. Clark (House of Gold & Bones) and brutal ball games from Ivan Cohen (Beware the Batman) and Attila Futaki (Severed), plus hilarious tales of the Creepy family from Peter Bagge and Dan Braun!

* Cover by legendary horror artist Sanjulián!

* Winner of the…

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Dark Horse Comics Previews: Creepy #19

Dark Horse Comics Previews: Creepy #19

CREEPY #19

Ring in spring with more thrills and chills than you can shake a baseball bat at! Featuring pugnacious paintings from Richard P. Clark (House of Gold & Bones) and brutal ball games from Ivan Cohen (Beware the Batman) and Attila Futaki (Severed), plus hilarious tales of the Creepy family from Peter Bagge and Dan Braun!

* Cover by legendary horror artist Sanjulián!

* Winner of the…

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Publisher: Dark Horse Comics Writer: Paul Tobin, J. Torres, Dan Braun Artist: Juan Ferreyra, Ron Salas, Peter Bagge Release Date: 13th August 2014

This would be my first issue of Dark Horse’s acclaimed horror anthology, Creepy.  For some reason, it always seemed to slip through the cracks when I was putting together my monthly ‘reading’ list.  Too many books, not enough time I guess.  However, I found myself drawn like a moth to a flame – or perhaps like a fly to a decaying corpse – to this particular issue, based solely on the prospect of seeing the team behind the frankly amazing Colder (Paul Tobin and Juan Ferreyra, for the uninitiated among you) combining for another horror yarn. And let me tell you, I was not disappointed.

Ferreyra and Tobin’s story takes a bleak, twisted look at ‘The Human Condition’, and once again shows the brilliant partnership between Paul’s sharp, intelligent writing and Juan’s beautifully detailed yet utterly disturbing artwork. With most of these stories, to delve too deeply into plot synopsis’ is to spoil the impact of the story themselves, but suffice to say that if you like the cover to this issue, you’re going to absolutely love this wonderful little slice of horror.

The other two stories vary slightly in quality, with ‘Arrangement of Skin’ providing a chilling look at taxidermy, while ‘The Duel of the Monsters’ seems to struggle slightly under the weight of its own premise, not quite delivering on the seemingly cant-miss Werewolf versus Vampire concept. That said, both are undoubtedly beautiful to look at, utilising a somewhat ‘dated’ artistic style – but in a good way.

One of the things I particularly liked about the format of Creepy was the change in tone from strip to strip. You have the main stories, each tackling horror in a fairly-head on manner, but these are broken up by light-hearted, humorous one-page strips featuring “The Creepy Family”, serving as almost a pallet cleanser between each horror ‘course’. A brilliant move, and one that made the anthology format flow much smoother than I’ve experienced in countless similar titles in the past.

Overall, while I’ll freely admit that I was only really here for Tobin and Ferreyra, the quality of the structure and the intriguing stories on display mean that I’m going to make damn sure Creepy doesn’t slip through the cracks again. Dark Horse horror at its absolute finest – and that’s definitely saying something.

Rating: 4/5

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The writer of this piece was: Craig Neilson (aka Ceej) Article Archive: Ceej Says

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