VincentAlexander

Hey, I'd take a shirt for Necroscope if it had a monkey on it throwing bananas, as long as it has Necroscope on there somewhere. I'm a youngin'...Medium here.

This is a big perhaps... Perhaps Bob would be interested in doing a skull, something completely new, for the Necroscope T-shirts? Something that could be used for the movie as well...But that would, of course, involve a middle-man...Just throwing out ideas.

I said simply, so that'll do. You're up, sdkdmd!

Thankya. If you need any hints for this, I have one. Simply, who is Vasily Agursky?

It was at a morgue in the middle of a hospital and Victorian hospital.

Well guys, I am going up to Chicago for a week, so I can't give an answer, BUT, this is pretty easy. Since I won't be able to give an answer, you can all decide who is right, or gets next question. This next one is easily looked up: 13 Necroscope books. Each has a unique skull for the cover art. Which books have the skull with its mouth closed?

Harmon told him! Do I get a prize?

I figured...But I haven't gotten the book yet...just read a brief snippet of what it is about. Now I wish I purchased it already...

Harry talked to "Dead Eddie." That is a wild guess. And I have no idea about the other three...lol.

Wrong! ... OK...it was right. Good job! Your turn, sdkdmd.

Sorry...I should have been more specific. Michael Keogh and Jenny. I think... - scratches chin - Here comes my question. See if you can get this without looking in the book. What is the name of the book Harry Keogh is typing in Necroscope?

Harry lived with uncle and aunt at Harden.

This is a wild guess. Were those the markings that warned people to check what time it is, and to head inside their homes?

- tries to get out another hint - What kind of marks?

This may be boring...but good ole' Harry Keogh. His character is so amazing...I love following him through all of his innocence in Necroscope, then watching him turn into this godly Wamphyri! And his "beliefs" I've always loved, one being "eye for an eye." And! His main drive was always love. Be it his love for Brenda all the way to Lady Karen, or even the dead (not literally love them.)