Enjoy your holiday whether haunted or not! Can you believe I actually figured out how to fit Thanksgiving into a paranormal comic strip?!
Heads up:
Ghost Lab’s Klinge brothers is Sunday’s Guest Draw!
Eat Cookies, Hunt Ghosts and supplement with Turkey!
Tj
It took me all weekend, but I finally loaded up a ton of new Entities-R-Us Products in time for Christmas! There are even greeting cards, ornaments and stockings! So, check ’em out.
You won’t find gravestones on Christmas stuff anywhere else…
Also the new Ghot Ghost? attire and merchandise is here!
Each of these are separate shops as it tends to work better that way. Cafe Press does a nice job and is quite serviceable. Still, you should get you stuff ordered quickly! There will be a deluge of work for them and they need printing time.
I also urge you to order any Entities-R-Us books asap as well… those take longer to print. Paranormal Humor for the Ghost Hunter’s Soul is available on Amazon as well as Create Space.
Ghot Ghost - Shirt FrontGhot Ghost? - Shirt Back
Ghot Ghost? - Shirt Back
Ghot Ghost? merchandise here: http://www.cafepress.com/ERUGotGhost
Haunted Holidays - Shirts etc...
http://www.cafepress.com/ERUChristmas
Entities-R-Us, 2011 Calendar
Calendars are available here:
http://www.cafepress.com/EntitiesRUs
Entities-R-Us, 2011 Guest Draw Calendar
Guest Draw Calendars are available here:
http://www.cafepress.com/ERUGuestDraw
Don’t forget the Guest Draw of the Month merchandise. Zak Bagans of Ghost Adventures up for the holiday season!
http://www.cafepress.com/ERUGuestDraw
https://www.createspace.com/3434644
Let the shopping season begin! I hope I provided a great selection of interesting things. As they say in Monty Python, “And now for something completely different!”
Check out these greeting cards! Find them on the christmas site.
Haunting Holidays Greeting Card
Greeting Card Inside
Enjoy! I know my relatives are going to get a lot of Entities wares this season!
Eat Cookies, Hunt Ghosts!
Tj
btw: I’ll get back to regular blogging soon. I’ve been swamped with all kinds of issue so the paranormal has been taking a back seat.
Once again I have changed up the Guest Draw of the Month T-shirts, Mug and Poster for Entities-R-Us. The featured Guest Draw of the Month is Zak Bagans and the Cartoon Portable Hole from Hell. I put this one us as requested by a myriad of Ghost Adventures fans.
Zak Bagans Guest Draw Comic
Dont’ forget there is also a 2011 GUEST DRAW CALENDAR! This one has many of your favs – a different comic for each month!
Regular Entities-R-Us merchandise as well as this years 2011 calendar can be found on http://www.cafepress.com/EntitiesRUs
Entities-R-Us, Ghost Hunter Comic – Paranormal Humor for the Ghost Hunter’s Soul
can be found here: https://www.createspace.com/3434644
I will be adding a Christmas store soon too! AND, I’m making greeting cards! WooHOO! This will be a fun Christmas… I love making stuff! 😉
It’s all for your enjoyment!
Tj
All of you who are fans of Ghost Lab on Discovery Channel, please sign this petition to bring it back on air! This is an amazing show and should not be allowed to slip through the cracks.
The Klinge brothers are great guys, true to themselves and the field. They deserve to have their show and we deserve to see it!
Click here to save Ghost Lab! http://www.petitiononline.com/ghostlab/petition.html
Pass this along!
Thanks!
Tj
Ironically, today’s comic has Chip Coffey… It seems just a year or so ago we were petitioning to have Psychic Kids return… The power of our voice will be heard!
Before I get into this… Chip Coffey of Psychic Kids and Paranormal State, A&E is the Guest Draw for Sunday! This is a really cute comic… I think you’re gonna like it!
I met Ken Wong at Comic Con NYC by virtue of Twitter Pal @SurfsideJack who I ran into on my comic reCONnaissance. I was completely taken by his work as it plays into my 3-D tendencies… I remember resisting the 2 dimensional field by creating sculpture out of my work in lithography class in college. Pushing the creative envelope has been a pastime of mine. To find this in Ken Wong’s work was refreshing.
Ken takes the sequential cartoon format and twists it into working sculptural comics. It’s a new twist on the printed form many feel is dying in the comic world. The advent of webcomics and digital this-and-that has put the kibosh on the physical comic book.
One might say the physical comic is giving up the ghost and going internet, E-Book etc… Not for Ken, he diligently hand forms his work into little masterpieces of humor information. It is up to the reader to unfold what lies within.
“Our strongest argument in favor of printed comics was that they offered readers a physical/kinesthetic experience that webcomics could never duplicate; readers could bend, fold, tear or otherwise manipulate the comics in ways that are impossible to duplicate on screen,” says Ken.
I agree wholeheartedly with that. I like to read in bed. There is no way I want a glowing screen in my face before I hit the hay. I see enough of it during the day and prefer the tactile process of turning pages of something that isn’t emitting electronic vibrations. Books have a feel all there own. As long as there are people who like to touch and feel objects, we will have books and, in Ken’s case, origami comics.
Pandora’s Box debuted at 2008 M0CCA Art Festival in 2008. He has since created several other origami works: Schrodinger’s Cat and Flexigon!. You can find these on his website: http://www.k-wong.com
Pandora's Box by Ken Wong
Schrodinger’s Cat, by Ken Wong. 
