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Due to some unforeseen circumstances we are unfortunately under quite a few delays when it comes to shipment. At this time, we cannot currently update shipment status, but we do have confrimation that the physical zines have arrived and should be making it to you, albeit later than we wished.

Until then, we have decided to release the PDF of the zine early to all costumers.If you would like your copy while you wait, please email a receipt of your order to [email protected]

“Hold still,” Chrissy tells Eddie the night before graduation. “Unless, um. You want to look like a Muppet?”

Eddie huffs. “Well, that depends, Cunningham. We talking Animal or Miss Piggy, here?”

“I think you know,” Chrissy says, biting back a grin of her own. A pair of barber scissors dangles from her thumb. “As long as you don’t—” she giggles as he tips his head back, waggling his tongue at her. “Do that.”

@hellcheerweek

Chrissy is an excellent student, but she still needs to improve her grades if she wants to go to college. Eddie is desperate to pass; This has to be his final year at Hawkins High. For different reasons, they both agree to the two-week field trip with the Science study group. And for a variety of other reasons and cosmic realignments, Chrissy was the only one who had no objections to sharing a dorm room with Eddie “The Freak” Munson. These are the perfect temperature and pressure conditions for scientific discovery and… love!

Happy Friday the 13th, hellcheers 🦇🎀🔥

Eddie and Chrissy have spent one or two Friday the 13th nights since they started dating, but never completely alone. Usually this day was a real madness, because it was hard to divide oneself between a D&D session, a show at the Hideout and still have time to watch at least one movie at the end of the night. Chrissy, so new to this whole horror cult thing, had been a bit disappointed due to the expectations of spending a date like this with the freak from Hawkins. Although she had never told him this, Eddie could tell that his cute little girl was eager for some adrenaline caused by doses of terror. 

That's why this time he dismissed the guys from the band, told the boys to get by with D&D (he had already tested Will as a Dungeon Master and had performed satisfactorily). And of course he heard from everyone that he had and was now Chrissy Cunningham's lapdog. And yes, those shits and little shits were right. He was completely crazy about her! And for that night he had planned that one of them would literally be on all fours (or even both of them), he needed to give his girl the night of terror she had always dreamed of. 

In an ancient and distant place, there was a small village surrounded by dark forests, which was terrorized by a creature of darkness: the vampire Eddie Munson. The villagers, in an attempt to appease their hunger and the wrath of the infernal beast, regularly sacrificed beautiful maidens. This time, the young and beautiful Chrissy Cunningham was the chosen one. Chrissy is taken to Eddie's castle. He, an immortal vampire, had spent centuries seducing and transforming his victims into his vampire wives, imprisoning them in an eternity of obedience. When Chrissy is delivered to him, Eddie sees her as just another prey. He plans to transform the girl so that she will be part of his dark entourage. However, something unexpected happens: Chrissy shows no fear, only anger and contempt for Eddie. Eddie had never met anyone like Chrissy before - a girl who resisted, who would not be subdued. The more he tried to dominate her, the more he found himself fascinated by her willpower and stubbornness. Chrissy, on the other hand, cannot stand the vampire she sees as the one responsible for her imminent destruction.

As the days pass in the castle, Eddie begins to grow fond of the girl. He, who had become cold and devoid of feelings over the years, now feels a deep and sincere attraction for her. Little by little, Chrissy also begins to realize that Eddie is not the cruel monster she imagined, but rather someone torn apart by suffering and rejection. There is indeed more to him than people can see.