Submitted by: http://bubbawolf.com

Hello, this is Jesse "Cadre" Hansen of the Cadre Corner and I am proud to present the "next big thing" in the industry...

The Cadre Corner Art Studios are proud to be part of the new look and new launch of Bubba the Redneck Werewolf. We are taking over the artistic and creative duties as of number 7. I'll let the ad speak for the rest.

I hope you check it out and I would like to thank you in advance. Also, be sure to stop by the Cadre Corner Communique Message Boards and let us know what you think... we can be reached by any of the following sites.

• http://bubbawolf.com
• http://www.cadre-art.com
• http://cadrecorner.proboards23.com/

Submitted by: http://www.deaddogent.com/

We met the guys from Dead Dog Comics at the Wizard World comic convention here in Rosemont.  Their new Howling comic looks like it will be great over-the-top werewolf fun and they were really enthusiastic about be doing comics based on classic monster movies like Night of the Living Dead and The Howling.  They were also nice guys who supplied us with these lithographs and signed them to the cafe.  These pictures don't do them justice (not having a big enough scanner, I had to use a camera), but these lithos are really nice, with amazing vivid colors and some really savage looking "classic" werewolves.  Thanks to the guys at Dead Dog!

Submitted by: www.clivebarker.com

These Werewolf Cafe stickers were signed by writer, artist and director Clive Barker.  Clive, if you stopped by the site here today, thank you very much for everything, you're the greatest, and hope we run into each other again real soon!  You can checkout Clive's website at www.clivebarker.com.

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Laurell K. Hamilton wrote this special autograph to The Werewolf Cafe in a copy of her new book "Incubus Dreams" which came out in hardcover on September 28th, 2004.  This book is the latest novel in her Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter series of novels (which have werewolf characters in them). 

Laurell, and her husband John, also signed a The Werewolf Cafe flying disc for the site.  John and Laurell, thank you both so very, very much!