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Are You Afraid of the Dark Rum? is a tongue in cheek cocktail book for the former '90s kid and those just discovering how cool old-school Nickelodeon and Delia's once were. With recipes for alcoholic versions of childhood favorites like Ecto-Cooler and Mondo as well as creative pop-culture inspired originals like the Rum and Stimpy and Semi-Warmed Kind of Cider, this is a perfectly giftable mix of humor, nostalgia, and tasty recipes.

What secrets do the mysterious scribes of the Order of St. George, the Scarlet Masks, record within the shadows of the House of Slaughter? Enamored with stories of ancient hunters, as well as those in his midst, Edwin Slaughter only gets to write the stories... never live them. That is, until a legendary Oscuratype that’s taken the lives of countless children brings Edwin into the field. Will he live to survive long enough to document his experience, or perish with his story left untold? Collects House of Slaughter #6-10.

The characters in God in Neon are linked not only by the characters dependence on alcohol, but at times also by geographical location. These characters exist on the fringes of normal society. What is normal for them--using a bungee cord to tie an invalid father to a window in order to go drinking, engaging in an extreme competition to settle a bet for a classic Camaro, burning up a bar after being told that to have another drink would certify death, et cetera--would be appalling to most. It is in these appalling moments that the stories find the most traction. They scrape the bottom of the barrel of humanity and transform it, and readers watch as the characters struggle with those transformations and failed attempts. In the end, while the individual characters may not find some ultimate resolution for their vices, readers are left with a sense of completion as they watch the bar they've seen in multiple stories go up in flames. Later in the collection, the characters experience similar downfalls, but elsewhere, showing how similar we all really are when our backs are against the wall and alcohol seems like the only option.The collection speaks to the Grit aesthetic of writers like Harry Crews and Barry Hannah. Readers of contemporary Southern fiction would find these stories appealing for their characters and the depravity that some sink into just to get their fix. Other readers would take interest in the hope that certain characters attempt to find when all else but the bottle seems lost.

The future of the Slaughterverse is laid bare by Something is Killing the Children and House of Slaughter creators James Tynion IV and Werther Dell’Edera in the very first SIKTC one-shot special! From the sidelines to the spotlight, Book of Slaughter follows the white mask Maxine Slaughter... but will her loyalties remain where they are, or will she show her true colors? In addition to being a precursor to the upcoming chapters of both series, this special issue features a sizable guidebook that delves into the deep lore of the Order of St. George!

The ghoul roaming the halls has an origin shrouded in mystery, but Nolan is determined to find the truth, even if it means scouring a wealth of dour information about deaths across the houses. There’s something unexpected connecting the deceased hunters, and a plot for control that has been brewing in the background is finally revealed!

After the revenge-filled conclusion to THE BUTCHER’S WAR, a new monster of unknown origin stalks the halls of Nolan’s house–a hunter desperately seeking answers. Something unthinkable is connected to the totem of each hunter, and readers will never look at them the same after this! Meanwhile, Gerde is still hungry for power and control, and her plot for domination thickens...

The best fiction and poetry featured over the past year in the online literary journal Drunk Monkeys. Featuring fiction from Bud Smith and Gessy Alvarez and poetry from Kevin Ridgeway, Frankie Met, William Lessard. Plus essays on Star Wars, illustrations, the Donald Trump campaign speech generator, and much more!

They tore pages out of The Diary of Anne Frank; this is what we did in response...Torn Pages features short fiction of a both a grand scale and the intimate, exposing issues of our day. Featuring scenarios from the fantastic to the mundane, but always entertaining and though-provoking.Imagine a world where we do not fight over gun control, but compulsion to carry is the norm.What if you could make your ancestral enemies disappear? What if you could just get the girl in fifth period to stop trying to save your soul?And more...

LARGE MOUTH BASS FISHING STORIESSome: UnbelievableSome: HumorousSome: WeirdAll: TrueTo the best of our knowledgeAs told by two old guyswho have been bass fishing buddies for fifty years.SAM SLAUGHTER___________________KEN FALLS, Sr.

Eine neue Serie aus der Welt von »Something is killing the Children«! Über welche Geheimnisse führen die mysteriösen Scharlachmasken im Orden des Heiligen Georg Buch, tief in den schattigen Sälen des Hauses Slaughter? Auch Edwin Slaughter darf die Heldentaten seiner Ordensgefährten nur aufschreiben, selbst erlebt er keine jener Abenteuergeschichten, denen er mit Herz und Seele verfallen ist. Bis das Erscheinen eines legendären Oscuratypen zahllose Kinder das Leben kostet und Edwin ins Feld gerufen wird. Wird er überleben, um seine Erlebnisse niederzuschreiben, oder wird seine Saga für immer unerzählt bleiben? In diesem Spin-off zum Horror-Kracher »Something is killing the Children« enthüllen James Tynion IV und Werther Dell'Edera zusammen mit Co-Autor Sam Johns und Co-Zeichnerin Letizia Cadonici die geheimen Hintergründe des enigmatischen Hauses Slaughter, wo aus Menschen Monsterjäger gemacht werden. Beinhaltet Heft 6-10 der Serie