Love love love the expression on Donnie B's face -- "Shut the hell up, Davis," more likely than not.
Dark Shadows (1966-1971) was a soap opera with an emphasis on the supernatural that has garnered a cult following in the years since it left the air. The introduction of Barnabas Collins (Jonathan Frid) catapulted the series to enormous success, capturing the public's imagination in a way that continues to endure today. This online fanzine will provide a place for rare photos, articles, stories, artwork, and other multimedia as a tribute to the magic and mystery that is Dark Shadows.
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Saturday, March 30, 2013
Roger Davis, Don Briscoe, and Bobbi Woronko
Dynamite's Dark Shadows Year One #3 and #18
ON SALE DATE: June 5
Will Barnabas' bloodlust destroy everyone he has ever loved? Angelique, the immortal witch, wants revenge on Barnabas for spurning her love... and it looks like his soul mate Josette shall pay the price! As bodies pile up, the cold-blooded Reverend Trask continues his witch-hunt. Who will survive his righteous fury!
ON SALE DATE: June 26
The fate of Nicholas Blair... in the hands of Barnabas Collins! Despite Blair's noble intentions, his attempts to help have only made things worse. Given the chance, will Barnabas send Nicholas back to hell, or allow the man one more chance to make amends for past sins?
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Sunday, March 10, 2013
Saturday, March 9, 2013
Upcoming Dark Shadows Comics from Dynamite
I'm intrigued by Dark Shadows: Year One (particularly how, according to this retelling, Vicki shows up after Barnabas becomes a vampire ... that was quick!); meanwhile, back in the main title, despite some terrible dialogue (and still no answer as to why Quentin is a werewolf again), I have to admit, the return of Nicholas Blair is quite, quite welcome ... and I'm digging the demonic cat eyes.
A blood-thirsty monster terrorizes the people of Collinsport! As the
bodies pile up, the Collins' family faces an unspeakable truth: the
killer is one of their own! The vengeance of Angelique hits Barnabas and
his family hard--- and threatens to tear them, and the innocent
townspeople, apart! Plus: Victoria Winters appears at the estate, but
will anyone believe her warnings? Or will her tales of time-travel and
vampires get her burned at the stake? The retelling of the classic "Dark
Shadows" history continues here!
Check out the rest of the Dark Shadows issues here.
Barnabas
fights for his very soul! But is it even worth saving? The Collinwood
estate is rocked to its core. Some allies will not survive this
conflict! The cataclysmic future of 1984 will be changed this issue, but
will it be for the better or the worse?
Check out the rest of the Dark Shadows issues here.
Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Night of Dark Shadows Lobby Cards ...
Saturday, March 2, 2013
The 'salem's Lot Connection
When the Dark Shadows bandwagon began to roll around this time last year, one of the first pictures released ...
... instantly reminded me of this bad boy:
Minus the glowing yellow eyes and complete Nosferatu-rip-off makeup, fangs, hands, etc.
'Salem's Lot is my favorite Stephen King novel; my mom loaned me the book to read when I was in 2nd grade (best mom EVER!), and I was entranced by the photographs from the TV movie, which my awesome mom found for me on video (it was 1987, keep in mind) for Christmas later that year.
Freaky as HELL. Floating dead kids, "You'll sleep like the dead, teacher," and, oh yeah, rat-faced Mr. Barlow, who, his suave British minion informs anyone he encounters, will "enjoy you." Eep!
... instantly reminded me of this bad boy:
Minus the glowing yellow eyes and complete Nosferatu-rip-off makeup, fangs, hands, etc.
'Salem's Lot is my favorite Stephen King novel; my mom loaned me the book to read when I was in 2nd grade (best mom EVER!), and I was entranced by the photographs from the TV movie, which my awesome mom found for me on video (it was 1987, keep in mind) for Christmas later that year.
Freaky as HELL. Floating dead kids, "You'll sleep like the dead, teacher," and, oh yeah, rat-faced Mr. Barlow, who, his suave British minion informs anyone he encounters, will "enjoy you." Eep!
Monday, February 18, 2013
Angelique: 1897
Sunday, February 17, 2013
Scenes from 1897
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