#heather vaughan

[brokehorrorfan]

Vice Press will release an American Werewolf in London 36x24 lithograph print by Heather Vaughan tomorrow, July 11, at 1pm EST. Limited to 160, it costs £40 (approx. $52).

[blackramhall]

Heather VaughAn

[geekynerfherder]

'An American Werewolf In London' by Heather Vaughan.

Officially licensed 36" x 24" fine art lithograph print, in a numbered limited edition of 160 for £39.99.

On sale Thursday July 11 at 6pm UK through Vice Press.

[harpersplay]

Buffy Summers cards—art by Heather Vaughan—from Unmatched: Buffy the Vampire Slayer by Mondo Games and Restoration Games.

(clockwise from top left):

Training

Feint

Slayer's Strength

Regroup

[curtvilescomic]

Slight return by Heather Vaughan

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Edenfrost is coming soon from Mad Cave Studios. Check out the first-look trailer!

Edenfrost is coming soon from Mad Cave Studios. Check out the first-look trailer! #comics #comicbooks #lcsd

Edenfrost, the Historical Fiction/Fantasy series written by Amit Tishler with art and colors by Bruno Frenda, is coming this November! To celebrate this exciting new series, Mad Cave Studios has partnered with Local Comic Shop Day, the day that celebrates the independent spirit of local comic book shops, with a variant cover for Edenfrost #1 by Heather Vaughan.  After losing their parents in a…

[nofatclips]

King Of A One Horse Town by Dan Auerbach from the album Waiting On a Song - Directed by Aaron Hymes

[meeghanreads]

Top 5 green books

Hello friends!! Welcome to Top 5 Tuesday!! This week’s topic is top 5 green books!! Why are we randomly doing a colour? It’s St Patrick’s Day!! Or, it was last Sunday. 🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀 Personally, I’m not really on board with the hype of this holiday. It could be that I’m not Catholic. Or Irish. Or that I expended any potential f***s on this holiday by working in an Irish bar for 13 months and managed to…

[georgiacooked]

Are you ready for your stay at Fellmoor Hotel this Halloween?

While filming the latest episode of ghost hunting TV show ‘Phantom Finds’, a team of paranormal investigators step into the notorious Fellmoor Hotel, only to discover that the stories surrounding the hotel might hold more truth than first thought.

Produced for Hawk and Cleaver, for The Other Stories podcast.

Written by @Georgiacooked, produced by Duncan Muggleton, with artwork from Heather Vaughan.

Check in at The Other Stories when the 6 episode Halloween special premieres on 26th October!

[lizziethereader]

Mid-Year Book Freakout

I know it's way past mid-year, but I only now got around to doing this. Thank you @bookcub and @bibliophilecats (and anyone else who I might have missed) for tagging me!

1.Best Book so far in 2024: I’m splitting this into categories, because I can’t pick an overall favorite. fiction: The Narrow Road Between Desires by Patrick Rothfuss nonfiction: Unmasking Autism by Devon Price poetry: Devotions by Mary Oliver graphic novel: Saga: Compendium One by Brian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples

2.Best Sequel you've read so far in 2024: Emily Wilde’s Map of the Otherlands by Heather Fawcett

3.New Release you haven't read yet, but want to: Funny Story by Emily Henry

4.Anticipated Release for the second half of the year: Wind and Truth by Brandon Sanderson

5.Biggest Disappointment: Shorefall by Robert Jackson Bennett

6.Biggest Surprise: Unmasking Autism by Devon Price

7.Favorite New Author: Lynn Painter - granted, I’ve only read one book by her so far, but that one was delightful!

8.Newest Fictional Crush: I don’t remember anyone in particular

9.Newest Favorite Character: honestly, all the characters I really liked this year have been in sequels, so I don’t have any new favorite characters to add

10.Book that made you cry: none of them

11.Book that made you happy: Better than the movies by Lynn Painter

12.Most Beautiful Book you've bought/acquired this year: this edition of The Neverending Story by Michael Ende

13.Book you need to read by the end of the year: I still haven’t read 13 out of my “24 books to read in 2024” so all of those!

tagging: anyone whom like me, put this off and now feels like it’s too late - it’s not! let me know about your reading year so far!

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Hi everyone, there’s only around 12 hours left to vote in preliminary rounds 1-8 for Best Fantasy Book. If you’ve yet to cast your vote, check out my pinned post for links to all the polls, and here’s a quick update on books at risk of being eliminated (less than 2% of the vote when adjusted for the 'see results' option) in all the polls:

Poll 5: Saga by Brian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples

Poll 6: Legacy of Orisha by Tomi Adeyemi

Poll 8: Hex Hall by Rachel Hawkins, Fables by Bill Willingham

Poll 9: The Hollows by Kim Harrison

Poll 11: The Riftwar Saga by Raymond E. Feist

Poll 13: Memory, Sorrow, and Thorn by Tad Williams, Starbound by Amie Kaufman and Meagan Spooner

Poll 14: The Checquy Files by Daniel O'Malley, Lumatere Chronicles by Melina Marchetta

Poll 15: The Chronicles of Alice by Christina Henry

Poll 16: Entwined by Heather Dixon Wallwork

Poll 17: The Thief of Always by Clive Barker

Poll 18: Weaveworld by Clive Barker

Poll 19: The Star-Touched Queen by Roshani Chokshi

Poll 21: Traveler's Gate by Will Wight

Poll 24: Healer Seer by Victoria Hanley

Poll 25: Tales of Alderly by Alan Garner

Poll 27: Guides for Dating Vampires by D. N. Bryn

Poll 28: Teeth by Hannah Moskowitz

Poll 31: Lilah's Adventures by Sherwood Smith

Poll 32: Knights of Liofwende by Garry Kilworth

[blackramhall]

Heather VaughAn

[re-dracula]

Considering joining our Helsing's Van Helpers tier? Want a postcard from Dracula castle? Here's the incredible art for it, by Heather Vaughan!

[hawksheadcanonblog]

Did someone say- LAST NAME HEADCANONS- no, no one at all? okay... imma share anyway, alphabetically by first name. Admittedly I just rolled some random last names until I liked how the names looked next to each other. oh god why are there so many characters with no last names, why so many kids too? I tried to collect all the characters missing names, tell me if I missed someone.

Carrie Wolfe Chad Cabrera Cynthia Rush David "Hot Dave" Reynalds Heather Tate Jennifer Fawler Jimmy Roach (I may have laughed too hard seeing this be the first roll for him, the poor kid, so rule of laugh says it stays) Kyle Lane Lisa Francis Molly Valdez Murphy (and Fernando) Vaughan Richard Colt (decided Ricky isn't his first name even though it could have been, just liked it better that way) Scott Hodge Seth Bates Tammy Short Bonus: Sheriff Andrew Matthews who doesn't have a first name (thought it'd be funny if Forrest got his first name right by chance)

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Beatles Kink Meme Tags (Characters)

Characters

John ; Paul ; George ; Ringo ; All Beatles ; Any beatle

john and paul ; john and george ; john and ringo ; paul and george ; paul and ringo ; george and ringo

Allen Klein ; Andy Warhol ; Beatle girls ; Billy Preston ; Bob Dylan ; Brian Epstein ; Cilla Black ; Cynthia ; Dave Grohl ; David Bailey ; David Bowie ; Denis O' Dell ; Denny Laine ; Dhani ;Ed Sullivan ; Elvis Costello ; Faul ; Fred Seaman ; George Martin ; Harry Nilsson ; Heather McCartney; Ian James ;Icke Braun ; Ivan Vaughan ; Jane ; Jimi Hendrix ; Jim McCartney ; Jimmy McCulloch ; Jimmie Nicol ; John Dunbar ; John look alike ; Julian ; Jurgen Vollmer ; Klaus Voorman ; Linda ; Little Richard; Lord Snowden ; Maggie McGivern ; Mal Evans ; Martha ; Maureen Starkey ; May Pang ; Michael Jackson ; Michael Lindsay Hogg ; Mick Jagger ; Mike McCartney ; Mimi Smith ; Pattie Boyd ; Pete Best ; Peter Asher ; Pete Townshend ; Robert Fraser ; Ronnie Spector ; Royston Ellis ; Sean ; Stuart ; Tara Browne ; Yoko ; Reader Insert

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MOST ANTICIPATED  2023 BOOK RELEASES

in fairness, “most anticipated” is a stretch. I’m not totally up on upcoming releases because I’m not really in the book community like I used to be. these are mainly titles I found interesting in a quick search

the stolen heir by holly black admittedly the folk of the air series is akin to fast food for me. like it sustains me exactly as long as it takes to finish it, and twenty minutes later I’ve forgotten all about it. however it’s a friend’s favorite series and I’m looking forward to their excitement enough that it’s elevating my own

song of silver, flame like night by amélie wen zhao the cover is beautiful and I’ve been leaning more into fantasy lately. it’ll be a bit of branching out since I’ve not read anything else by this author

emily wilde’s encyclopaedia of faeries by heather fawcett another author I haven’t read and a cover that’s fun. I’m charmed by the summary of a socially struggling academic studying faerie folklore

the daughters of izdihar by hadeer elsbai it’s being shelved as lesbian and I’m shallow enough to be hooked on that alone. plus I love a good fight for your rights story so fingers crossed it fucks

vampire weekend by mike chen “about a boy meets what we do in the shadows” literally all this book has to do is be mildly good in the follow through and I’ll love it

clytemnestra by costanza casati I just think books about reviled women are something that can be so personal

MOST ANTICIPATED  2023 BACKLIST READS

the golem and the jinni by helen wecker I read about 50 pages of this every six months and have never finished it. now that I listen to audiobooks, I’m determined to read it all. idk what’s stopped me since I enjoy it when I pick it up

sword of destiny and blood of elves by andrzej sapkowski I’m a good way through sword of destiny already. my witcher era never really ends but will shift between the show, the games, and the books.

cruel illusions by margie fuston it’s especially unfair to call this one a backlist read as it’s a very recent release. anyway, that noted, I just got the fairyloot edition and it’s so gorgeous. so this is kind of a vanity pick I’m hoping lives up to its presentation but vampires and magic and deadly games does sound dope

a closed and common orbit by becky chambers omg I was such a long way to a small, angry planet girlie when that was released only to then never read another in the series... planning to change that in 2023. I might even reread the first book because it’s been so damn long

saga, compendium one by brian k. vaughan saga has been tapping my shoulder lately begging to be reread and I definitely need the refresher before picking up vol.10

the ten thousand doors of january by alix e. harrow my favorite book in the world (top three at least) is the starless sea by erin morgenstern and no other book ever hits the way it does, but the ten thousand doors of january is always the first Similar Recommendation so it’s worth a shot