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MARCH 2 DUST WARS LIVE!! FIGHT STRONG!!

On SUNDAY FEB 28th. TWISTORY & AIRSOFT EXTREME PARTNERED FOR THE FIRST EVER LIVE

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FEB 24 HEATHENTOWN ANIMATED MOVIE CHECK IT OUT

TWISTORY FRIEND's PIXEL LIBERATION FRONT (www.THEFRONT.com) and Gabriel Hardman have teamed up to make an animated version of the Gabriel's awesome IMAGE graphic novel Heathentown. Directed and drawn by Gabriel himself this is an awesome clip. Be sure to check it out in the video player. FYI Pixel is responsible for the magic behind Avatar, Iron Man & many more...

Below is a review for the GN that inspired the movie. It's an awesome book avail at AMAZON.

HEATHENTOWN #1
Writer: Corrina Sara Bechko
Art: Gabriel Hardman
Publisher: Image Shadowline
Reviewer: Ambush Bug
Really good horror in comics is hard to find. Either it’s played for laughs or too tame to even be called horror. Either way, when it comes to horror comics, I usually walk away disappointed. The few comics that really did scare me did more than just go for gag reflexes and cheap scares; they established mood and took their time to develop investment in the characters and the situations they find themselves in. Comics like 30 DAYS OF NIGHT and THE WALKING DEAD come to mind when I think good horror in comics.

Now I can add another comic to that list: HEATHENTOWN.

One of the things that stand out in good horror is that it has things that you’ve never seen before. In HEATHENTOWN there’s plenty of that. This black and white OGN (close to 100 pages) sets a somber mood and tone for the heroine, but when the scares start, they don’t stop until the very end. Conquistadores, grizzly bears, woolly mammoths, demon dogs, the Fountain of Youth--all factors that make this comic one to remember. Our heroine, Anna, is a tormented person who has lost her love and hopes to find her in the swamps of Florida. Her search takes her deep beneath the surface where nothing living dwells. The horrors she experienced will not soon forgotten by this reader.

The thing that sets this book apart from others is the gorgeously moody pencils and inks of artist Gabriel Hardman. His work as a storyboard artist shows in this book as the action moved quickly, building in intensity as the panels whiz by. I found the 94 pages to be a quick read, not because there are filler splash panels (there aren’t), but because the tension is communicated so perfectly in Hardman’s panels that you can’t help but flip the pages lightning fast.

Writer Corrina Sara Bechko has crafted a heart-wrenching tale of loss and how some cling to life long past its expiration date. The imagery and tone is near perfect--the type of original tale you don’t usually see and one you often long to see. HEATHENTOWN is worth checking out. It’s got scares, the imagery is gorgeous, and the story is something you won’t forget.