Pro Bot
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I would need to check, myself. Probably.
Slasherverse - Timeline
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JudgeDreddpool
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Noted. Also...
Waxwork in 3D #1 - Blackthorne Publishing - 1988 | eBay
Doesn't include 3D glasses. Unless our comics are specifically listed as NEW or LIKE NEW they should be considered used. Used comics will vary in condition.
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Seeing as this issue was in the order due to the Waxworks story featuring Jason, I... may have decided to take a monetary risk and pick this up. No idea how to scan stuff, so any help would be appreciated.
JudgeDreddpool
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That uhhh, that is the right comic, correct? Cause I don't wanna realize that I wasted £22 on the wrong comic.Noted. Also...
Waxwork in 3D #1 - Blackthorne Publishing - 1988 | eBay
Doesn't include 3D glasses. Unless our comics are specifically listed as NEW or LIKE NEW they should be considered used. Used comics will vary in condition.www.ebay.com
Seeing as this issue was in the order due to the Waxworks story featuring Jason, I... may have decided to take a monetary risk and pick this up. No idea how to scan stuff, so any help would be appreciated.
Pro Bot
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Noted. Also...
Waxwork in 3D #1 - Blackthorne Publishing - 1988 | eBay
Doesn't include 3D glasses. Unless our comics are specifically listed as NEW or LIKE NEW they should be considered used. Used comics will vary in condition.www.ebay.com
Seeing as this issue was in the order due to the Waxworks story featuring Jason, I... may have decided to take a monetary risk and pick this up. No idea how to scan stuff, so any help would be appreciated.
Yep. It helps with the whole in-universe films thing.
Yes, I believe so.
Pro Bot
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It's funny how only the comic adaptation is canon though.
JudgeDreddpool
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Yup, all thanks to Jason himself actually appearing.
JudgeDreddpool
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Unfortunate change of plans, but I've had to cancel the order for the comic until the near future. I apologise for getting you excited too soon @Pro Bot
Pro Bot
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No worries, it's not an issue.
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Hi, I don't know if you count "The cabin in the woods" as part of the slasherverse because of the "deadites" written on the whiteboard, but when Sitterson and Hadley discuss their success rates, they say: "please, we haven't had a glitch since '98."
And what horror movie, which fits the necessary trope format, came out in 1998? That's right, the weird school alien invasion movie with Elijah Wood: The Faculty.
Also set in the US, the movie can be considered the failure in their system since none of the kids die, their procedure failing to collect the correct sacrifices from The Fool (Stokely), The Athlete (Stan), The Whore (Delilah), The Scholar (Zeke), and The Virgin (Casey). Since they survive due to a homemade drug invented by The Scholar, it also explains Hadley's retort that "in '98, it was the chem department's fault."
Ashleigh Millman did all of this. Or at least, I found out about it thanks to her.
And what horror movie, which fits the necessary trope format, came out in 1998? That's right, the weird school alien invasion movie with Elijah Wood: The Faculty.
Also set in the US, the movie can be considered the failure in their system since none of the kids die, their procedure failing to collect the correct sacrifices from The Fool (Stokely), The Athlete (Stan), The Whore (Delilah), The Scholar (Zeke), and The Virgin (Casey). Since they survive due to a homemade drug invented by The Scholar, it also explains Hadley's retort that "in '98, it was the chem department's fault."
Ashleigh Millman did all of this. Or at least, I found out about it thanks to her.
Pro Bot
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The Cabin in the Woods doesn't fit, but interesting nonetheless.
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I found the My Bloody Valentine/Silent Night, Deadly Night crossover comic. It'd fit very well in the Slasherverse but there's no references to anything. Just the way one of the characters speaks of studying killers, how there's a reference to "Camp Lake Apachi killings", how it actually features a third unrelated original slasher at the beginning... but, no. No connections. Could be a fun timeline on it's own, though. Silent Night, Deadly Night is a messy series that'd be super fun to cover with all the unrelated sequels after the third film.
I guess Ricky Garbageday never discovered that his brother, Billy Chapman, was alive.
In theory, you could argue that if it were connected, it brings in the Danny Johnson/Ghost Face lore from Dead by Daylight (characters making parodies of real life killers, including "the Miner"). Then there's Scream... technically Danny Johnson has nothing to do with the Scream licence but there's many references to Scream in the way he acts and a very small reference to there being more than one Ghostface. But, then you have to consider Jay and Silent Bob, and then that gets messy. At least in Dogma, it's confirmed Shermer Illonis isn't real. Anyway, doesn't matter because it's not connected.
I guess Ricky Garbageday never discovered that his brother, Billy Chapman, was alive.
In theory, you could argue that if it were connected, it brings in the Danny Johnson/Ghost Face lore from Dead by Daylight (characters making parodies of real life killers, including "the Miner"). Then there's Scream... technically Danny Johnson has nothing to do with the Scream licence but there's many references to Scream in the way he acts and a very small reference to there being more than one Ghostface. But, then you have to consider Jay and Silent Bob, and then that gets messy. At least in Dogma, it's confirmed Shermer Illonis isn't real. Anyway, doesn't matter because it's not connected.
