Kiss Me Monster

DEMON HEART - This dark beauty is full of the devil(s) and ready to raise a little Hell. Bebe Bloodlust comes complete with her demon minions following close behind. The real question is could you resist her devilish charms?

Kiss Me Monster is the exclusive online retailer for these original museum quality prints. The vivid colors and quality is simply breathtaking and unlike anything you have ever seen before! To maintain long term value, scarcity and overall collectability, only 200 of these stunning pinups will be printed and sold to individual collectors around the world. So, don't procrastinate and order your favorite ladies soon, as once they're sold out that's it for good!

MYSTIC MASK featuring model Amber Delight was born from the artist's passion for creating sexy girls of all shapes and sizes. Quote from the artist Geo. Brawn IV... "I like a very natural look in my models. They give the viewer a sense of beauty they might not have thought about before. Plus as an artist, I’m a sucker for a red head and voluptuous beauty is always something that can bring a smile to one’s face."

Kiss Me Monster is the exclusive online retailer for these original museum quality prints. The vivid colors and quality is simply breathtaking and unlike anything you have ever seen before! To maintain long term value, scarcity and overall collectability, only 200 of these stunning pinups will be printed and sold to individual collectors around the world. So, don't procrastinate and order your favorite ladies soon, as once they're sold out that's it for good!

 

 THE SLAVE GIRL features Marla Massey in a cosplay spoof of a very popular look at cons that has swept through every comiccon we have ever seen. But this particular model outshines every other cosplayer we've seen in this enticing outfit. In this absolutely amazing form she outshines everybody else. Who could possibly resist having her stick around the palace! Oh.. if only her captors knew what she had in store for them. 

Kiss Me Monster is the exclusive online retailer for these original museum quality prints. The vivid colors and quality is simply breathtaking and unlike anything you have ever seen before! To maintain long term value, scarcity and overall collectability, only 200 of these stunning pinups will be printed and sold to individual collectors around the world. So, don't procrastinate and order your favorite ladies soon, as once they're sold out that's it for good!

Officially licensed Alice in Chains t-shirt featuring a "played" front print and tour dates on the back of the shirt. The shirt is a standard-fit, men's 100% cotton t-shirt. Black color. .

Officially licensed Beatles band t-shirt featuring a cool Abbey Road front print. Men's standard fit, 100% cotton t-shirt. Black color. .

Officially licensed men's Janis Joplin t-shirt. 100% cotton. Black. .

Mankind has been enamored by the concept of a place of damnation and everlasting torment for wrong doing since time immemorial. The duality of good and evil are so prominent since prehistoric times that as we sought to unravel the mysteries in our strange and frightening world our ancestors wove tales of deities of not only Heaven but that of the horrors of the journey one might take into the afterlife void of light and hope. This universal concept has evolved from old campfire tales to become complex ideas that took form into the dogma of religions before the advent of Judeo-Christianity. Meticulously detailed and illustrated, "Abandon All Hope, Hell Explored" traces the origins of many myths, religions and our popular culture shared beliefs in this terrifying underworld. Learn about its influence on theology, literature, and modern entertainment. Occult scholar and reverend E.R. Vernor compiles this and more in 240 pages, including revealing the long-hidden gateways into Hell around the world.

Foreword by Christopher Saint Booth. Visit the creepiest and haunted attractions around the nation, from old prisons, insane asylums and light houses to schools and infirmaries. Written by the authors of the Eerie America Travel Guide of the Macabre series, this book will give you one of the most comprehensive collection of paranormal spots you could ever wish to visit. Full color with large images, this 284 page volume also provides addresses to make the road trip easier to accomplish.

About the Authors

E. R. Vernor, also known under the penname Corvis Nocturnum, is an occult, vampire, zombie, and paranormal researcher,. He has been a consultant for A&E’s Paranormal State, Paranormal Lockdown on Destination America and a repeated guest speaker at Dragon Con, Scarefest and other conventions. He is also an accomplished artist of the macabre. The author is the founder of Dark Moon Press, and Co-Producer of Eerie America: Travel Guide of the Macabre and was co-author of the book on which the show is based.

Kevin Eads was born in Fort Wayne, Indiana. He graduated with degrees in History and Political Science from Indiana Purdue Fort Wayne, where he served as Student Body President and was active in Phi Kappa Theta Fraternity. He then received his Juris Doctorate from Nova Southeastern University in Davie, Florida. Kevin is also Co-Producer of Eerie America: Travel Guide of the Macabre and was co-author of the book on which the show is based. Kevin is currently residing in Palm Bay, Florida.

Foreword by Peter H. Gilmore. The devil hasn’t always been depicted in art as we know him today. From the Middle Ages through to the Renaissance and into modern times Satan has had many different incarnations in art. Scholars say that no artistic representation of Satan was produced before the sixth century, and was only made official by the Ecumenical Council of 553. From then on, however, and throughout the Middle Ages, Satan’s imagery was everywhere, in manuscripts, in paintings, sculptures and architecture. As Christianity grew and spread, so did belief in the Devil, who was blamed for illness, accidents, immoral behavior, crop failures and natural disasters. He was also said to be the leader of heretic’s enemies of the Church. This beautifully illustrated 170 page book by E.R. Vernor details the history of artwork of the Devil with over two hundred woodcuts, drawings, and paintings and postcards from the earliest days of printing to the 1900s.