Disheveled Zombie.

This rotten unkempt Ghoul is both a 'greedy guts' and also greedy for guts.

Pencil artwork from my latest go at depicting the Undead.

Finished Zombie Comic Page.

So as to get this year off on the right foot, and hopefully as a taste of things to come in 2026, I thought I'd post my first full finished sequential page today from my upcoming Zombie Comic.

In other words... Much like the Zombie in this scene, I'm gonna 'spill my guts'.

Samesies Samurai.

Notices this cheeky little oddity recently while searching for Vampire flicks on Amazon for my Birthday...

That's gotta be the same stock image just flipped and with hair added, right? Gotta be. Right?

I also really miss the Noughties fascination with having Women battling Monsters while wearing skintight PVC. I mean it's probably not great to move around in while fighting, but at least PVC would maybe put up some kind of resistance to bites from Vampires\Zombies.

Spooky Post Christmas Reads.

I didn't really indulge much in the post Christmas sales this year, to be honest. Although I was pretty pleased to pick up these two funky horror novels in a deal today.

I was even more pleased when the cute punky girl on the till said "Nice choice, by the way!" when I was paying for them.

Merry Christmas 2025.

This unlucky guy just found a half chewed up Zombie in his stocking this year for Christmas.

Not cool, Santa... Not cool...

WISHING EVERYONE A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS 2025.

Hope you all have a good one.

The Real House Of Usher

Been watching a lot of old classic horror movies this Christmas and was lucky enough to finally see the 1950's adaptation of 'The Fall Of The House Of Usher' this week. A film I've been wanting to see for a while now as it was filmed 75-years ago in my hometown.

I have to say, I actually enjoyed it more than I thought I would, and even prefer it to the much more famous Roger Corman version and really hope someone puts out a copy on physical media someday, so I can own it.

It's always very cool to hear of horror movies that have been filmed locally and I'd love to visit some of the locations in 2026 (Then I can say I've REALLY been to the House Of Usher). According to imdb, the interior shots were done in a Hotel which is about a 20-minute walk from my house.

Something For Santa.

I fear my 'Old Man Cactus' might be currently having a 'Senior Citizen Moment' as it's the middle of December and for some reason he's decided to grow a single flower.