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10/24 CTYC The Vampire

CTYC Presents... The Vampire
Sunday 10/25, 6:30-8:30
Quimby’s Bookstore
1854 W. North Ave. Chicago IL

Nicholas Aaron Hodge and K.M Lightfoot the creators behind The Werewolf Lives! Horror Comic Magazine return to the thrilling and macabre, this time with a focus on another classic horror monster- The Vampire! CTYC Presents... The Vampire is billed as an old Hollywood Double Feature, feast your eyes on two sensational female lead dramas in glorious Black, White, and Blood now with an extra dose of dramatic Color in Vistavision! Additionally, this dramatic feature presentation includes a frightening debut short fiction tale from local author Allison DeArcangelis, as well as a Double Feature Film article from local film curator and face of SUPER-HORROR-RAMA! , John McDevitt. Support local independent comic publishing by following ComicsToYourCouch's Kickstarter Fundraiser for CTYC Presents... The Vampire throughout the month of October and by checking out their eclectic catalogue of comic publications!"  

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Event is donate what you can afford in person or via Venmo

Funds goes to: Support the traveling presenter or the cause of their choice
Suggested donation: $10
Venmo: @quimbysbookstore
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