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Here are two photographs of the werewolf restaurant in Italy.

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A few at the Café may have heard of Yugioh, the trading card game...but I imagine even fewer were aware there were wolves among the decks!

I've made a hobby of sorts to collect all the Yugioh-variety of canines, including the Nin-Ken Dog, which bears a curious ressemblance to Ninjawolf, a three-headed, burning Cerberus, and Silver Fang...a majetic-looking white wolf. Of course...the one I favor most is the Wolf Axwielder who is definetely the werewolf of this (card) pack!

Appropriately enough...I've got a moon among my cards to accompany my hounds of the game board.

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Two werewolf items I chanced upon. The sword, referred to as a Klaive, I got from my local comic book shop...and not for cheap either! The belt buckle that features an amazingly detailed werewolf face was taken from ebay.

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The year's end has come and yet it has been a year of some major firsts for me. Fitting for me to reveal them under the final, and appropriately, "Wolf's Moon" of the year.

Here's a snapshot of a year's work for me: "Bubba The Redneck Werewolf"#6 and "Fang, Claw, & Steel"#21.

When I heard about a fan issue coming out, I immediately started drawing up what was to become the 2nd story of the issue: "10,000 Leaks Under the Sink", in which our hero Bubba goes on a fishing trip that goes awry. I was overjoyed to see my stuff in print.

Fang, Claw, & Steel was my second - a Canadian "fanzine" dedicated to publishing lycanthropic characters, both in story and art. By Halloween's night, the deadline, I emailed a copy of "Just Like Dad" to the editor, and waited just as eagerly as I did for "10,000 Leaks". I was equally pleased when I heard its approval, and then saw it in print.

This is just the beginning for me, but it's definetely a beginning WORTH remembering!