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And in the webcomic World of Uradas by Sketchingsands,which has yetis as main characters,the protagonist is mistaken for a werewolf by a human :
And since we're on the subject, here's some more concept art from the comic:
Tuesday, October 27, 2015
[Heroween] Werewolves
Gorehounds is a fighting game in the works featuring different kinds of werewolves and one them is a sort of half-werewolf, half-yeti.
And in the webcomic World of Uradas by Sketchingsands,which has yetis as main characters,the protagonist is mistaken for a werewolf by a human :
And since we're on the subject, here's some more concept art from the comic:
And in the webcomic World of Uradas by Sketchingsands,which has yetis as main characters,the protagonist is mistaken for a werewolf by a human :
And since we're on the subject, here's some more concept art from the comic:
[Heroween] Mummies (Yeti Arcade: DecapAttack)
Remember DecapAttack (1990) for the Sega Genesis?
You play this headless mummy guy who can shoot his head out of his chest to attack. The most Halloweeny game of all time.
I was actually surprised to discover there's a yeti boss.
You play this headless mummy guy who can shoot his head out of his chest to attack. The most Halloweeny game of all time.
I was actually surprised to discover there's a yeti boss.
Monday, October 26, 2015
[Heroween] Demon School
Here's a concept for a game by artist Yujin Kiem where various Halloween ghoulies are in demon school together. The yeti is the class nerd.
Friday, October 23, 2015
Not Yeti Friday - Wolf in Sheep's Clothing
[Disguise Week] Yetis in Disguise
As I have attempted to illustrate ad nauseum, humans are often disguised as yetis. And they are heroes. By any definition of the word.
But what about yetis disguised as humans? It happens, it's real, and it is going to be discussed in this very blog post startiiing.... now.
The best example of this is in the Feb 1973 comic Secrets of Sinister House 9:
"Donovan is looking for "The Abominable Snowman" in the Himalayas when he suddenly comes upon a group of them and passes out. He comes to and finds that he has been saved by members of the tribe of Shenson, who assure him that the Yeti are only a myth. Donovan goes nuts and kidnaps a Shenson woman, leaving her out in the snow as bait for a Yeti. When she disappears, he sees the Yeti coming towards them and falls off a cliff. Later, another group of explorers meet the Shenson but decide to abandon the search for the Yeti when they are shown Donald's body encased in a block of ice. Little did they know that the Shenson are the Yeti, simple wearing human costumes to fool the unwary." (Source)
Other examples include Etsy artist Andy Hamilton's series of yetis disguised as popular culture humans:
And from Woozworld (2010), there are a bunch of yetis in disguise:
And finally, here's a great disguise for a yeti - a viking soccer player:
But what about yetis disguised as humans? It happens, it's real, and it is going to be discussed in this very blog post startiiing.... now.
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The best example of this is in the Feb 1973 comic Secrets of Sinister House 9:
"Donovan is looking for "The Abominable Snowman" in the Himalayas when he suddenly comes upon a group of them and passes out. He comes to and finds that he has been saved by members of the tribe of Shenson, who assure him that the Yeti are only a myth. Donovan goes nuts and kidnaps a Shenson woman, leaving her out in the snow as bait for a Yeti. When she disappears, he sees the Yeti coming towards them and falls off a cliff. Later, another group of explorers meet the Shenson but decide to abandon the search for the Yeti when they are shown Donald's body encased in a block of ice. Little did they know that the Shenson are the Yeti, simple wearing human costumes to fool the unwary." (Source)
Other examples include Etsy artist Andy Hamilton's series of yetis disguised as popular culture humans:
And from Woozworld (2010), there are a bunch of yetis in disguise:
And finally, here's a great disguise for a yeti - a viking soccer player:
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