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Scott Allie writes
and edits for Dark Horse Comics and Glimmer Train Press. His writing
includes the horror comic The
Devil's Footprints, set in his hometown of Ipswich, MA.
Other works include tributes to H.P.
Lovecraft, contributions to Star
Wars and Planet
of the Apes, and a series of self-published horror comics called
Sick Smiles, from Aiiie! Comics. He lives in Portland, OR,
with his wife Myndi and their phantom cat, Shadow.
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Portrait by Kevin McGovern |
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Coming Soon |
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Sacred to
the Memory |
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Scott Allie |
M.E. Russell |
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A 60-page
graphic novel of a biographic nature, featuring Thomas de
Quincey, most accomplished author of Confessions of an
Opium Eater. |
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| 5-page
preview
now online! |
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Coming Winter 2006 |
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| The Dark Horse Book of Monsters |
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| Color hardcover,
104 pages · $14.95 |
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Featuring the new Devil's
Footprints story
by Allie, Lee, Horton & Stewart
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Allie brings out his final entry in the horror-hardcover
line this
winter with the typically stellar roster of collaborators, including
Mike Mignola, Arvid Nelson, Kurt Busiek, Keith Giffen, Jill
Thompson, Evan Dorkin, and Gary Gianni. |
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On Sale Now |
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The Collected Devil's Footprints
Scott Allie · Paul Lee · Brian
Horton · Dave Stewart |
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| Including the entire miniseries, with additional
short stories, behind the scenes artwork, and a brief illustrated
history of the demons featured. |
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| 144 pages, $14.95 |
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online |
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| Relentlessly modern, but having one cloven
hoof planted in a Lovecraftian past; an inventive fantasy on
magic that is at the same time researched and authentic; with
The Devil's Footprints, Scott Allie, Paul Lee,
Brian Horton, and Dave Stewart present us with the real Witches
of Eastwick in a stylish narrative that reimagines the occult/horror
comic in a form suited to our present time. Recommended.
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| The Devil's Footprints
is first-rate horror story-telling; the world it creates
is believable and solid, which makes the eruptions of wild Lovecraftian
horrors all the more powerful when they come. This is clearly
the work of people who understand and love horror, which is
always welcome, and it makes for a thoroughly addictive read. |
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| It's some of my favorite
art in comics today. I love the beautiful retro-style drawing
and the subtle coloring. It's on my 'look-at-for-inspiration'
shelf. |
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| Check your 'nerves of steel'
at the door—The Devil's Footprints is a creepfest
jam-packed with Lovecraftian monstrosities, midnight graveyard
raids and more spookiness than you can shake a pitchfork at! |
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—Jesse Thompson, Wizard Magazine— |
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| The Dark Horse Book of the Dead |
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| Color hardcover,
104 pages · $14.95 |
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Featuring the new Devil's
Footprints story "The Magicians"
by Allie, Lee, Horton & Stewart |
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online |
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| Plus Mike Mignola, Pat McEown, Roger Langridge,
Bob Fingerman, Todd Herman, David Crouse, Eric Powell, Kelley
Jones, Jill Thompson, Evan Dorkin, Gary Gianni, and Robert E.
Howard. |
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| Hellboy: Odder Jobs |
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Frank Darabont, Guillermo del
Toro, Charles de Lint,
Scott Allie, and others |
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Illustrated by Mike Mignola
Edited by Christopher Golden |
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| 216 pages, $14.95 |
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| Preview
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| Scott's story is set in his hometown
of Ipswich, Massachusetts (where else?), and combines recent
flooding there with stories Lovecraft wrote about the area over
eighty years ago. |
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