Jay Gunnさんのイラストまとめ

Also… all those worms! Yuck! I wonder if that is where Morten the worm came from? Ha ha.
Actually the final film that Chris and his wife Katie and I watched together before they left the U.K. was “Zombie Flesh Eaters” - for old time’s sake. :)

Coming soon… “The Dragon of Bleaktop.”

A charcoal black tale of industrial conflict, identity politics, masculinity, environmental crisis and the return of vengeful coal consuming dragon.

Written and illustrated by Jay Gunn (Surface Tension).

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Okay, Hammer horror fans, I have two female centric (lesbian) Hammer vampiric films on my play list this week… “The Vampire Lovers” and “Countess Dracula” both starring delightful Polish actress Ingrid Pitt (Ingoushka Petrov).

But which one of the two would be your favourite?

On my walk this morning I got to thinking about “Don’t Look Now” and its (to some) problem of its dwarf/little person murderer. But what if the dwarf was just an innocent trying to protect herself and perceived John (Sutherland), chasing her and cornering her, to be the killer?

A number of Western writers have jumped on the ‘Yokai’ theme for books but seriously you only really need to read the works of Japanese writer/artist Shigeru Mizuki, his dedication, research, writing and art for his books on Japanese folklore and spirits is astonishing.

“Les Mondes Fantastiques de Rene Laloux” with contributions by Topor, Moebius and Caza.

A book that delves into the development of the animated sci-fi/fantasy films of Rene Laloux. For my mind “Fantastic Planet” is an animated masterpiece of the type we rarely get anymore.

Unframed large beautiful watercolour paper stock printed Moebius/Miyazaki 2004 joint Paris exhibition bought in Paris at the event.

Really, need to get this one framed.

Sorting through some dusty old poster tubes from my Sony PlayStation days I found two large promo banners for two fantasy horror games that I worked on.
One being a game that has a global cult following. And the other one that virtually no one played and is virtually forgotten.