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Fantasy roleplaying games have long drawn their monstrous material from myths and legends, folklore and literature. It may seem that cinema, a relatively new art-form, has been neglected. But Hollywood culture has done much to shape our perceptions of popular monsters. Vampires weren't killed by sunlight until Nosferatu, and the magical combination of werewolves, silver and the full moon was formulated by Universal Pictures in the 1940s. Where would zombies be without Night of the Living Dead? Would carnivorous oozes exist without The Blob?
The monsters in Creature Codex Vol. 3: It Came from the Silver Screen! draw inspiration from the creature features of the 1950s through 1970. Within its pages you'll find five monsters and two templates representing everything from giant animals to alien menaces and weird mutants. And, as always, Demiurge Press is committed to presenting top quality art and editing.
Coming soon!
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Fantasy roleplaying games have long drawn their monstrous material from myths and legends, folklore and literature. It may seem that cinema, a relatively new art-form, has been neglected. But Hollywood culture has done much to shape our perceptions of popular monsters. Vampires weren't killed by sunlight until Nosferatu, and the magical combination of werewolves, silver and the full moon was formulated by Universal Pictures in the 1940s. Where would zombies be without Night of the Living Dead? Would carnivorous oozes exist without The Blob?
The monsters in Creature Codex Vol. 3: It Came from the Silver Screen! draw inspiration from the creature features of the 1950s through 1970. Within its pages you'll find five monsters and two templates representing everything from giant animals to alien menaces and weird mutants. And, as always, Demiurge Press is committed to presenting top quality art and editing.
Coming soon!
This sounds awesome, thanks for telling me about it!
This sounds awesome, thanks for telling me about it!
No problem; always glad to self-promote!
Status update on the book: all of the pencil art's done. We just need to get colors and inks done and we'll release.
