PROMPT CHALLENGE: CREATURE FEATURE

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It's the 7th of the month, and that means... CREATURE FEATURE!

Give us fic, give us fanart, give us whatever springs to your mind when you think of our monster of the month:

HYDRA

WIP Wednesday

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What have you been working on this week, Eerie fans? Now's the time to spread the word about any fannish treats you've got cooking: a line of dialogue from an upcoming fic, linework for your latest art piece, the yarn colours for a new toy. Let us know in the comments!

Trash and Decaf on Eerie, Indiana

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fuck goosebumps eerie indiana is skinny

— -x kin (@Trash_and_decaf) November 7, 2018

Eerie Indiana >:) pic.twitter.com/DEhnUeqPV6

— -x kin (@Trash_and_decaf) November 7, 2018

Karloff Shelf on BubbleGumShoe

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You're reading this in the Glorious Future, but it's coming to you from the Dim and Distant Past, specifically that same day that the UK decided to cut off its nose to spite its face, and also the day that my fellow countrymen said loud and clear that Gays Should Not Marry Or Have Civil Unions. Because my fellow Bermudans are a bunch of bigoted Christians, for the most part, who spend their lives with their heads up each other's butts.

But after last week's short post I thought it would be a good idea to put in some advance work rather than leave it all till Sunday. I also wanted to touch on BubbleGumshoe, the latest from Ken Hite, Emily Care Boss and Lisa Steele, in which you play as a teen detective solving mysteries. What better way to do that then a trip to the funfair?

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KenWhalen on Uncanny County

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The podcast what feels like an OTR show that mashed up Twilight Zone, Eerie Indiana, and Amazing Stories. @UncannyCounty, You folks are amazing.

— KenCW (@KenWhalenC) November 7, 2018

Wiki page for Eerie's sister city

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Normal is a town in McLean County, Illinois, United States. As of the 2010 census, the town's population was 52,497.[4] Normal is the smaller of two principal municipalities of the Bloomington–Normal metropolitan area, and Illinois' seventh most populous community outside the Chicago metropolitan area. Normal's mayor is Chris Koos.

‘Up and Vanished’ Is Like ‘Twin Peaks’ – But Scarier (Podcast)

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“Up and Vanished” Season 2 is a fish-out-of-water mystery: straitlaced podcast host and amateur sleuth Payne Lindsey travels from Georgia to a remote Colorado mountain town where a young mom disappeared, and encounters a non-conformist spiritual seekers. As Lindsey notes, it’s like a “Twin Peaks” for the drum-circle set.

Let’s Talk About Hazel Drew, Whose Murder Inspired Laura Palmer’s on ‘Twin Peaks’ (Podcast)

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The world is about to learn much more about Hazel Drew, the 20-year-old whose death in 1908 inspired Laura Palmer’s demise on “Twin Peaks.”

Drew is the subject of an upcoming mulitmedia project from Metabook, “Blonde, Beautiful and Dead.” Metabook creative director Benjamin Alfonsi talked about it in the latest “Shoot This Now” podcast, which you can listen to on Apple or above or right here.

“Twin Peaks” is most often linked to David Lynch, but it was the show’s co-creator, Mark Frost, who felt a personal connection to Drew, Alfonsi explained.

Frost’s grandmother, Betty Calhoun, used to tell him stories about Drew, who was found dead in the waters of Teal’s Pond in Sand Lake, a small community in upstate New York. Like Laura Palmer, she was said to have a double life that included multiple lovers.

And as was the case with Laura Palmer, the list of potential suspects was long.

“Blonde, Beautiful and Dead,” from co-authors David Bushman and Mark Givens, has been in the works for months and is due out next year. But Alfonsi gave us some new details about what to expect.

Krys Bingham on something similar to Goosebumps...

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Man I watched something SUPER similar to Goosebumps once. It was called Eerie Indiana. About this weird town where only one kid realizes that creepy stuff is going on. You should watch it, Alex!