Blood Moon Comics Give Away Rare Peach Momoko Covers

Hey folks. The great folks at Blood Moon Comics sent us a horror care package last week of some of their new titles, including some of their rare Peach Momoko covers and we are giving them away to you. Read on for the details.

I will be doing the drawing for these books at 2 PM Eastern live on Whatnot, and will be streaming a live sale at 1 PM Eastern with some recent hot books and all sorts of other goodies. If you don’t have the Whatnot app, you can grab it HERE and get $10 off your first purchase (that includes shipping, so if you grab a $4 book, plus shipping it is free to you!) Make sure to follow me on Whatnot as well to be alerted when I go on tomorrow for the giveaway.

Here is what we are giving away:

We are giving away a copy of the Devil’s Tree #1 Peach Momoko limited trade dress cover, 1,500 copies, and the Devil’s Tree #1 Peach Momoko cold press foil variant limited to 500 copies.

Back in the 1970s, a series of bizarre incidents occurred at what has since been known as “The Devil Tree.” Beneath this ancient denizen, evil was wrought by a sick serial killer, calling upon forces most evil and dark. People were hung there … and bodies buried there … exhumed by the police. Overcome by superstition, some tried to cut down the tree, to no avail. Since then, it has stood in a remote section of a local park — left to its own devices — quiet in its eerie repose . . .

Also a copy of Usher of the Dead issue 1 Tiago da Silva Virgin minimal trade dress variant, limited to 1500 copies.

Imagine meeting Death. What would you say to him? What would he have to say to you? If there’s anything you’d regret, I tell you now to get that straight. Sariel is coming and he’s got a plan. Understand you are a part of it. Is he good or evil? Time will tell….

Also, just enter your name down below to win a set of
White River Monster 1&2
(Also enter on the forum for a second chance to win, we are giving away two sets!)

The White River Monster has eluded people for over a century. Manhunts were brought to a fever pitch in Newport, Arkansas, where people descended on the small town, determined to prove the existence of the river monster. But, it went unfounded.

For years, sightings were reported up and down the White River, but no physical evidence ever came forth. Soon the monster faded into obscurity and was dismissed as a legend never to be solved…

Thanks again to the great people at Blood Moon Comics for sponsoring this give away.