One of the greats in the field of true-crime literature, Harold Schechter, teams with five-time Eisner Award-winning graphic novelist Eric Powell to bring you the tale of one of the most notoriously deranged murderers in American history, Ed Gein.

This is an in-depth exploration of the Gein family and what led to the creation of the necrophile who haunted the dreams of 1950s America and inspired such films as Psycho, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and The Silence of the Lambs.

Schechter and Powell's true-crime graphic novel takes the Gein story out of the realms of exploitation and gives the reader a fact-based dramatization of these tragic, heartbreaking and psychotic events.

HC, 6x9, 200pgs, B&W

Pora ja 5 terää

3 muovailupuikkoa

Näytettä kustantajan sivuilta.

With its pitch-perfect blend of laughs, terror, and gore, as delineated by some of the finest cartoonists to ever draw a rotting, reanimated corpse, Tales from the Crypt (1950-1955, R.I.P.) remains the quintessential horror comic of all time.

And no cartoonist better encapsulated the grand-guignol spirit of Tales from the Crypt than Jack Davis, who, even at the earliest stage of what would become a six-decade career, possessed a level of skill that would elude most other cartoonists during their lifetimes. His maniacs were more homicidal, his victims more terrified, his dismemberments bloodier, and his werewolves more feral than anyone else's.

'Tain’t the Meat... It's the Humanity and Other Stories collects all of Davis's Tales from the Crypt classics, from EC's wicked revenge fantasies ("The Trophy!" and "Well Cooked Hams!") through the outright supernatural (the voodoo yarn "Drawn and Quartered!" and "Concerto for Violin and Werewolf") to the origin of the Crypt-Keeper ("Lower Berth") — and the legendary splatter gross-out of the title story.

This volume also includes biographical notes and essays, and an ultra-rare EC bonus: Davis's completely redrawn 3-D version of "The Trophy!" — back in print for the first time since its original appearance 60 years ago (and for the first time in regular, easy-on-the-eyes 2-D).

HC / 240 pgs / BW / 7 x 10

tarkkuusveitsi ja 2 varaterää

Veitsi ja vaihtoterä

#?&! Marry Kill is an expansion to Blank Marry Kill, and will add all kinds of explicit R-rated references to your decisions.

We're not going to lie; there's some bad stuff in here. So if you want to make your Blank Marry Kill decisions even more horrible, this is the deck for you.

Tämä tuote ei ole lelu, vaan työkalu. Sitä ei ole tarkoitettu alle 14-vuotiaiden lasten käyttöön.

Tuotteessa on Kalifornian osavaltion lainsäädännön vaatima varoitus, että se sisältää lyijyä. Valmistaja kuitenkin noudattaa EU:n REACH (Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals) asetusta kemikaalirekisteröinnistä, kemikaalien arvioinnista, lupamenettelyistä sekä rajoituksista.

Askarteluveistä ei ole tarkoitettu syötäväksi, tai muutenkaan laitettavaksi suuhun. Miniatyyrien kokoamisen, maalaamisen ja modifioimisen jälkeen voi muutenkin olla suositeltavaa pestä kädet.

Why does my product have a Prop 65 warning on the back?

A Proposition 65 warning informs a consumer that s/he is being exposed to carcinogens or reproductive toxins that exceed certain threshold levels. This is not the same as a regulatory decision that a product is "safe" or "unsafe." It is up to the consumer to decide whether to accept, avoid, or take measures to mitigate the exposure risk. All products sold in the state of California are required clear and reasonable warning to consumers, including anything made with aluminum, rubber or plastic, even if they are deemed to have no observable effect level. Excel products do however comply with REACH laws and are distributed worldwide. Unless you are ingesting any of these products, it seems unlikely that you’ll face any real danger.

5 askarteluveitsen terää.

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Looking at the world through a feminist lens reveals absurd, tragic, and fascinating situations.

Written by feminists from eleven different countries, #Feminism offers bite-sized takes on contemporary feminist issues. Each of the 34 nano-games in this collection requires between three and five participants, simple (if any) props, and up to an hour of play time.

The games range from silly to serious, including scenarios about selfies and rom-coms as well as reproductive rights and domestic violence. And of course, enjoyment has no ideological boundaries— there are games here for participants new to feminism as well as those experienced in making gender arguments on the internet.

First Date Katrin Førde
A game about a date gone wrong and a rant about the orgasm gap.

Flirt Agata Świstak
Flirt is an attempt to deconstruct the game almost everyone is playing — the game of hook-ups, crushes, and scoring!

Spin the Goddesses Karin Edman
A kissing game of lesbian witches.

Willful Disregard Anna Westerling
A love story.

Manic Pixie Dream Girl Commandos Lizzie Stark
A military unit undertakes its last whimsical mission before retiring to civilian life.

6016 Elin Nilsen
In 6016 the only historical source of the 21st century is a collection of clips from the soap opera Love, Lust and Lack of Trust.

Tropes vs. Women Ann Eriksen
Explore well-known movie clichés and tropes about women in a fun and not too serious way.

Lipstick Kaisa Kangas
Sofia hesitates about whether to wear lipstick to a TV debate on feminism.

You’ve Come a Long Way, Baby Julia Ellingboe
A game about gender, cultural, and ethnic representation in the movies.

Restrictions Frida Karlsson Lindgren and Sofia Stenler
A non-verbal game on how we are and aren’t allowed to move together, as two genders.

Mentioning the Unmentionables Kajsa Greger
Three games about the anatomy of women.

#Flesh Frederik Berg, Rebecka Eriksson, and Tobias Wrigstad
A physical game about the objectification of women or how women’s bodies are butchered into parts.

Selfie Kira Magrann
An intimate game about feelings in images.

So Mom I Made This Sex Tape Susanne Vejdemo
Different generations of feminists argue it out about sex, porn, and what the main point of feminism really is.

My Sister, Malala Elsa Helin
A game about freedom of thoughts and ideas for girls in Pakistan.

A Friend in Need Muriel Algayres
A nano-game about street harassment, victim-blaming and friendship. After a bad encounter on the street, can Ella get over victim-blaming with the help of her friends?

Driving to Reunion Laura Simpson
An intergenerational game about four Black women trying to understand each other, as they drive back for college reunion.

Catcalling Tora de Boer
Street harassment feels different depending on whether bystanders support the harasser or the victim.

How to Be Ava White Eva Wei
At a board meeting, parts of Ava White’s personality decide how to make her the perfect woman.

Shoutdown to Launch Jason Morningstar
In this game about gendered interruption, a bunch of engineers need to fix a problem with a rocket engine in the dwindling time before launch. It won’t go well.

“Something to Drink with That, Sir?” Evan Torner
A woman flight attendant performs emotional labor to serve three different male passengers.

“Ma, Can I Help You with That?” Emily Care Boss
A game about family, age and the gendered nature of care-giving.

Glitzy Nails Kat Jones
A freeform scenario about intersectional feminism, interactions between women, and nail salons.

Stripped Dominika Kovacova
A game about stripping off the stigma.

President Kaisa Kangas
The war-waging Akhaian empire has elected its first female president, a very successful lady general, and feminists with conflicting agendas are trying to draft a press statement together.

Curtain Call Sarah Bowman
A larp about the experiences of a woman in the music industry over the course of four decades.

The Grey Zone Siri Sandquist
A larp about the grey zone between rape and consensual sex in a relationship.

Family Planning Clinic Baptiste Cazes and Leïla Teteau-Surel with Laura Guedes
A game about women’s health where players will play short scenes from the daily life of a French family planning clinic inspired by real stories.

First Joyful Mystery Cathriona Tobin
Players examine the impact Ireland’s prohibitive abortion laws have on people who find themselves pregnant.

Girl: A Game for Boys Livia von Sucro
A small exercise about empathy, designed for cis gendered men to take a glimpse of what it feels like to be a victim of violence against women.

Her Last Tweet Rowan Cota
A microgame exploring being a potential victim of a campus shooting event.

Tour of Duty Moyra Turkington
A freeform nano-scenario about what it’s like to serve and defend as a woman in the US Military.

96 page paperback

Edited by Misha Bushyager, Lizzie Stark, and Anna Westerling
Design and layout by Shuo Meng

0–9 (nolla-ysi, 09, NMBR9) on koko perheen laattapulmailu, jossa kiivetään korkeuksiin.

Sovittamalla laattasi nokkelasti yhteen laadit perustukset seuraavalle kerrokselle. Mitä korkeampi kerros ja mitä suurempi laatan numero, sitä enemmän saat pisteitä. Ole kuitenkin tarkkana, sillä aukkojen jättäminen voi kostautua!

Nolla ysiä pelaat seuraavasti:
* Nosta kortti pakasta...
* ...aseta numeron mukainen laatta aiempien laattojen viereen, tai päälle.
* Toisen kerroksen laatoista saat pisteitä sen arvon mukaisesti...
* ...ja jos pääset korkeammalle, kertoimet paranevat.

Vaikka 0-9 on 2-4 pelaajalle, se toimii erinomaisesti myös isommilla pelaajamäärillä. Tarvitset vain toisen kappaleen pelistä ja pelaajamäärä on maksimissaan jo 8, ilman että peliaika oleellisesti kasvaa.

Sisältö:
80 laattaa
20 korttia

Säännöt: suomi, ruotsi, tanska, norja

Ikäsuositus: 8+
Peliaika: 20-30 min
Pelaajamäärä: 1-4

At first glance Moolchi is just another shy, unassuming boy whose greatest talents are running away from bullies and binging on vitamin supplements. Then one day, seemingly out of the blue, Moolchi's absentee father sends him a most unusual gift--a tunningly-proportioned "girl" who may or may not be made of flesh and blood. She calls herself "Six" and mumbles incoherently about having a "prime directive". This strange and exquisite creature quickly turns the boy's life upside-down, violently disposing of junior-high hooligans and anybody else who gets in his or her way, all while wearing a getup that would make Barbarella blush. In the midst of these baffling occurrences, Moolchi just can't seem to stop worrying about his German homework. The word "oblivious" barely does him justice as Moolchi remains blissfully unaware of his father's dangerous double-life, or the cute hall monitor who harbors a crush on him, or the intentions of this mysterious femme fatale who insists on bathing with him. Meanwhile, ominous storm clouds gather on the horizon, and one lingering question looms above the others... who is this so-called "Zero" that everybody is looking for?

Moolchi's coming-of-age saga continues. The mysterious, but tough student Narutbae develops a strange obsession with the lovely Kanghee. Meanwhile, Moolchi's vitamins reveal themselves to be more than meets the eye. They cause a mysterious growth spurt that makes him taller and stronger, garnering the attentions of both friends and bullies. Moolchi finally musters the courage to meet Kanghee after school, but little does he know that Narutbae has dangerous intentions towards her. More danger reveals itself in the form of a mysterious monster that steals the bodies of its human victims. It slowly makes its way to Korea, hopping from host to host, closing in on Moolchi. More determined than ever to protect Moolchi, the automaton Jong-E enrolls in Moolchi's school in order to stay close to him, inadvertently becoming the center of attention from all the lustful boys and provoking a storm of envy and jealousy from the girls. How will the triangle of love and obsession between Moolchi, Kanghee and Narutbae resolve itself? What is the mysterious body-snatching creature slowly making its way towards the school? What connection might it have with his father? Will Jong-E's enrollment hinder or help her mission as the dangers close in all around her and Moolchi?

At first glance Moolchi is just another shy, unassuming boy whose greatest talents are running away from bullies and binging on vitamin supplements. Then one day, seemingly out of the blue, Moolchi's absentee father sends him a most unusual gift--a stunningly-proportioned 'girl' who may or may not be made of flesh and blood. She calls herself 'Six' and mumbles incoherently about having a 'prime directive.' This strange and exquisite creature quickly turns the boy's life upside-down, violently disposing of junior-high hooligans and anybody else who gets in his or her way, all while wearing a getup that would make Barbarella blush. In the midst of these baffling occurrences, Moolchi just can't seem to stop worrying about his German homework. The word 'oblivious' barely does him justice as Moolchi remains blissfully unaware of his father's dangerous double-life, or the cute hall monitor who harbors a crush on him, or the intentions of this mysterious femme fatale who insists on bathing with him. Meanwhile, ominous storm clouds gather on the horizon, and one lingering question looms above the others...who is this so-called 'Zero' that everybody is looking for?