Reader decides to Rock the CZKWorld shirt at work!

Kyle goes to work in style! Thank you for sharing!!!!

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Weapon of the Week #9

Husqvarna 355Fxt clearing saw

The 355Fxt is ergonomically balanced with a cutting blade capable of 9K RPM.
Perfect for slicing the feet off those zombies where you friend with a hammer bonks their heads in.

courtesy of www.brainsbrainsbrains.org

For a brother

If you are a horror fan and enjoy reading captivating novels...please checkout Todd Card's book, "Hell Cometh". He is an amazing author, good friend, mentor and brother. I promise you wont be disappointed, his book will make you beg for more.

 

         http://www.hellcometh.com/

Quiver - SNEAK PEAK

My current project, a large one-shot comic called 'QUIVER' is now in the works. With that said, I just couldn't hold anything else in and wanted to provide you a peak into what is going on. I am super stoked to announce Kimberly Dunaway as the cover artist and logo designer. Below is a shot she sent me of the cover in progress...this is the making of a great product and I cant wait for you to have it in your hands soon.

Kim has illustrated trading cards for companies TOPPS, UPPER DECK and many others. With them she has masterfully created cards for brands such as Transformers, The Avengers, Star Wars, Marvel Beginnings to name a few. These awesome cards have been snatched up by fanboys and girls in comic stores and large retail outlets across the country. Please checkout her site, view her store and check her out at an upcoming con. www.kimberlydunaway.com

New Release

I'm happy to announce that one of my favorite bands, I:Scintilla has just released their latest EP/Album/Download (Whatever the cool kids are calling it now.) Marrow 2 is more of what you would expect from this fantastic foursome...rocking and driving tempos.  I invite you to checkout all their stuff.

                                                                                       www.iscintilla.com

Big Tiny from "The Walking Dead" strikes again!

Theodus Crane of "The Walking Dead" fame was a vendor-neighbor of mine at a previous con. We hit of off infamously. Being as cool as he is.... I just got this picture of him about to 'Mess with Texas' at this weekends Texas Frightmare convention. Glad to see he is dressed for the occasion!

              Get your CZKWorld Studios - Zombie Planet Logo shirt clicking here!!!!

Check Theodus out at TheodusCrane.com

Room 237 -

I am not sure how many of you have heard about the ongoing controversy with the movie,The Shinning. Last night a group of friends and I went out to see the independent film, Room 237 that supposedly explained in detail all the hidden messages contained in this cult classic. It was to unfold all the wrapped symbolism Kubrick had cleverly placed in the film about Indian genocide, the Holocaust and the Apollo moon mission to name a few.What began as an  interesting and "Gotta See" flick quickly changed. The fog cleared and the truth presented itself well. The claims and controversy's made were clearly either a joke to make money or made by lunatics. Some of the ideas where so out of touch (i.e. the Minotaur)  and outlandish that members of the audience removed themselves and invited us to go with them. Where? To a nearby bar to probably drink and make up our own affirmations. 

                                                    http://www.room237movie.com/news/

Quiver

  Last year I wrote a story in an attempt to deal was yet another life event. After reaching the end of the  draft I found the story to be hokey, so I shelved it on a file in my laptop. Ironically a couple of weeks ago I was asked at a con, "Other than Horror-Sci-Fi what else have you written?"
  I knew I had outlines on projects just waiting to be written, so I thought what the heck...I'm going to try and cold sell a nonexistent story. After I explained the premise the response back was,"When will that be out." At that moment I knew I had something and had to reinvent it the way the story was just explained.
  So currently the script is in production for an EPIC sized, one-shot comic called Quiver. Soon I will divulge more about the story concept and reveal all those on the creative team.

Quick DVD Review

I came across a DVD copy of a film that I enjoyed from the late 80's. "From Beyond" is another H.P. Lovecraft adaptation starring Jeffery Combs. Check it out.

From Beyond centers around a pair of scientists attempting to stimulate the pineal gland with a device called The Resonator. An unforeseen result of their experiments is the ability to perceive creatures from another dimension that proceed to drag the head scientist into their world, returning him as a grotesque shape-changing monster that preys upon the others at the laboratory.

Average at Best Films

Buddy, Paul Arnone of "Average at Best Films" has an Indie-go-go page up to raise money for his company's short film collection called Confusion. Please check it out at the link below and help him. Now is the time to get on board to what looks to be a real fun horror ride.

"Over the past couple of years, I have been meeting a lot of other independent film makers and am very inspired by what they do.  I feel Average At Best Films™ is on the verge of being a great contributor to the Indie film making / horror scene."

Click here to contribute

Paul with Michael Madsen (Reservoir Dogs, Kill Bill)

Weapon of the Week #8 Fubar

Regardless of how prepared you are, if the zombie apocalypse ever rolls around, survival will likely entail some form of scavenging. And the apocalypse may place several man-made obstacles between you and that not-yet-expired can of dog food. In that case, consider the Stanley FUBAR demolition tool (Model STHT55134) your personal key to Alpo-ville.

The Stanley FUBAR is essentially a hunk of carbon steel with a prying claw on one end and a curved cutting surface/chisel on the other. Both ends facilitate nail-removal (you don’t want to succumb to tetanus during the zombie apocalypse, do you?) while the rubberized grip ensures the tool won’t slip out of your hand and take out an eye. Designed originally to take out drywall and sheetrock, the FUBAR  should be able to handle brains and connective tissue in a pinch, but I wouldn’t become overly reliant on it. 

At 14.25” long, the FUBAR can add a lot of function to your bug-out-bag without adding much bulk. Currently retailing for about $20, it’s a good item to purchase and then have at the ready…just in case.

Readers are convinced

I received the following email yesterday from reader Chris G. who I met at the Nashville Full Moon Horror Fest and wanted to pass on his nice words...

Hey. Just finished the book! Good story. Can't wait for the next one. Any idea on a release date for it? Not sure that you'd even remember me but I was probably one of your last customers at the full moon horror fest. You had run out of shirts & gave me some artwork in place of it & my girlfriend had you sign the book to me. Still wish I had been able to get that shirt, lol. Just wanted to give you a "Great job on the book" though. Keep up the work & hope to see the next book out soon!