20
Oct
2011
by Sir Quincy Peck, in Appearances, Blog, Conventions, Props (1 Comment)
Making his debut at this Exposition is Brassy Galore’s faithful metal companion, Grover Marland the Second. Brassy encounters more than few spooks and spirits in her line of work, and most of them are not at all civilized. For detection of such malevolent beings, Brassy is always sure to...
19
Oct
2011
by Sir Quincy Peck, in Appearances, Conventions, Oddities, Props (No Comments)
Here’s couple of behind the scenes photos of the production of the Feegee Mermaid’s containment device. As you can see, it is being lovingly crafted by hand and quality inspected by some of the lovely ladies of Clocktease Burlesque. You can trust their judgement because they have the obvious...
13
Oct
2011
by Sir Quincy Peck, in Appearances, Blog, Conventions, Oddities (1 Comment)
A wise man once said, “Oh, my god, no. Please! What is that? Don’t tell me!” He very well could have been gazing upon the wendigo, seen here for the first time in the leathery flesh. There is an interesting back story as to how the Abolishers collected such...
11
Oct
2011
by Sir Quincy Peck, in Appearances, Blog, Conventions, Oddities (No Comments)
Stalwart Abolisher Jasper Dunlap has had more than his fair share of encounters with this loathsome creature. The chupacabra is well-known among the pioneers of the West as a capricious, tenacious predator of livestock, particularly when it comes to goats. Packs of these murderous beasts can eliminate an entire...
04
Oct
2011
by Sir Quincy Peck, in Appearances, Blog, Conventions, Oddities (No Comments)
This enchanting creature was collected by the team during a sojourn to the supposedly tranquil islands of the heathen South Pacific. The Feegee Mermaid is an interesting being, simultaneously beguiling and treacherous. Captured with no small amount of effort, the specimen that you see before you is of exceptional...
01
Mar
2010
by Dr. Mortimer J. Torque, in (No Comments)
Sir Quincy Peck – Ex-British Soldier, Occult Adventurer (a.k.a. Christopher Harvey) Sir Quincy Peck, late of the British Royal Army is, for all intents and purposes, the very model of a British Officer. His family has a long history of faithful service to the Crown with honor and distinction....