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Season of the Witch!!! Sit by the computer, turn on the station to Diabolical Radio, and don't forget your masks!!! It's part 3 of our month long Halloween in February with the Halloween Comics team.

Join us for a special live broadcast as we celebrate the 20 year anniversary and new DVD release through Troma. Director Pericles Lewnes and Producer Edward Bishop will be on to celebrate with us.

More of the night they came to Diabolical Radio.

Part 1 of our month long Halloween in February broadcasts. The fine folks from the Halloween Comics team come on the show to discuss the Halloween Film series, the comic, and more. You can now purchase the comics from your local comic book shop or online at www.halloweencomics.com The guest list was large and includes: Stefan Hutchinson - The writer of the Halloween Comics as well as the writer and director of the Halloween: 25 Years of Terror documentary. Myron James - Website Writer. All of the news articles on the site - that's Myron. He's filling out a lot of the universe with Greg. He's also written a short story that elaborates on the 'SAMHAIN' word on the board in Halloween II which we'll be launching from the site. Greg Mitchell - Website Writer. He's written a lot of bios for the individual characters, and also he's just finished the short story, 'White Ghost' which will be our next release from the website. In addition to that, he's written 'The Diary of Judith Myers' which will appear in the 2nd trade paperback, another short story about the Reverend Sayer character and also he's actually written a Christian horror novel, 'The Coming Evil'. Steve Cattaruzza - Site Editor. Steve basically reads EVERYTHING to make sure all the pieces fit together. The stories, the site, everything. Steve also worked extensively on 25 Years of Terror - a camera operator on the initial shoot and the actual script editor. Jeff Zornow - The artist of the current run of Halloween: The First Death of Laurie Strode. Jeff's artwork is amazing and his depiction of The Shape is as creepy as the John Carpenter original.