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| − | * | + | * "The Spider-Man" by Steve Hatherley. A patient in an asylum is covered in spiders. |
| − | * | + | * "Men In Black" by [[Garrie Hall]]. Two men dressed in black suits warn the investigator to stop. |
| − | * | + | * "The Boods" by [[John Tynes]]. A woman disappears. Her husband is arrested. The woman returns. |
Issue 4 contained ‘’To All the Shapes at Sea’’ by Per Okerstrom. A monstrous sea creature is taken to Boston University. The scientist who examined the creature goes missing. | Issue 4 contained ‘’To All the Shapes at Sea’’ by Per Okerstrom. A monstrous sea creature is taken to Boston University. The scientist who examined the creature goes missing. | ||
Latest revision as of 23:23, 30 August 2014
Details
Pages: 1-2
Author(s): Steve Hatherley, Garrie Hall, John Tynes, Per Okerstrom
Artist(s): Brian Bevel
Appears in: The Unspeakable Oath Issues 02, 03, 04, 05
Summary
A column of scenario seeds for Call of Cthulhu
Issue 2 contained ‘’Grim Portrait’’ by Steve Hatherley. An artist dies violently in the manner of his paintings.
Issue 3 contained:
- "The Spider-Man" by Steve Hatherley. A patient in an asylum is covered in spiders.
- "Men In Black" by Garrie Hall. Two men dressed in black suits warn the investigator to stop.
- "The Boods" by John Tynes. A woman disappears. Her husband is arrested. The woman returns.
Issue 4 contained ‘’To All the Shapes at Sea’’ by Per Okerstrom. A monstrous sea creature is taken to Boston University. The scientist who examined the creature goes missing.
Issue 5 contained:
- "Scarlet Fever" by Steve Hatherley. A disease changes human flesh to jelly.
- "Something in Stone" by Graham Theobalds. Standing stones are discovered in a remote valley in Wales.
