Post by The Greek on Dec 9, 2005 0:33:30 GMT -5
Great site! I've been on a TFTD kick for the past few days, and I happily stumbled across it while browsing.
Here are some links to photos of a couple of items you may not be familiar with.
The first one is the official TFTD paperback, published by Berkley in October 1988. It contains 16 stories: 11 originals upon which various episodes were based, and 5 teleplays adapted into story form by Michael McDowell. (What's confusing is that one story - "Slippage" - is by Michael P. Kube-McDowell. I bet those guys traded paychecks back and forth for years.)
The second is a TFTD crew shirt that Tom Savini gave me while I was helping him clean out his attic a few years ago. It's a medium, which means that I'd look like an ambitious sausage if I tried to wear it, so it's still in good shape. (Also, Tom seldom wears t-shirts, so the stuff in his attic was pristine - I got a lot of cool shirts that day.)
Here are the links:
www.thingoffun.com/darkbook.jpg
www.thingoffun.com/darkshirt.jpg
Check 'em out, and keep up the good work! This site is a blast. Happy holidays!
- Chris the Greek (a.k.a. Phasmos)
Here are some links to photos of a couple of items you may not be familiar with.
The first one is the official TFTD paperback, published by Berkley in October 1988. It contains 16 stories: 11 originals upon which various episodes were based, and 5 teleplays adapted into story form by Michael McDowell. (What's confusing is that one story - "Slippage" - is by Michael P. Kube-McDowell. I bet those guys traded paychecks back and forth for years.)
The second is a TFTD crew shirt that Tom Savini gave me while I was helping him clean out his attic a few years ago. It's a medium, which means that I'd look like an ambitious sausage if I tried to wear it, so it's still in good shape. (Also, Tom seldom wears t-shirts, so the stuff in his attic was pristine - I got a lot of cool shirts that day.)
Here are the links:
www.thingoffun.com/darkbook.jpg
www.thingoffun.com/darkshirt.jpg
Check 'em out, and keep up the good work! This site is a blast. Happy holidays!
- Chris the Greek (a.k.a. Phasmos)