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From the twisted mind of Back from the Depths very own Countess Duckula. The Theatre of Terror is pround to present The Bucket of Blood. Countess’ own take on this very unusual pub sign and how it got its name.
by Ghastly McNasty
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A bit of background for our readers: On the old forum, I think it was Jova (not sure?) who saw the sign on his travels. Then, we all had a discussion about a horror story based on the sign…
I think it was Milne who introduced the idea of the pirates and the “Jamaica Inn” stuff, I came up with a narrative and did the storyboards above.
It was fun, and I learned a lot about the nuts-and-bolts stuff of how to keep a story going from panel to panel in comic format.
Sorry, Countess. It wasn’t me. It was Milne.
He did show a picture of the pub sign before it disappeared from the forum.
Oh, yes. Ah, memories 🙂