To whom it may concern

The rain was coming down, and the gravestones in the Eerie Cemetery stood tall and dark and crooked, multiple rows of long grey teeth rotting in a wet and diseased mouth.

Deep within their cocoons of damp soil, the restless dead moaned. Newly-turned earth and graves long turned to grassy green bulged and roiled as the decaying things beneath strained upwards in search of light and air and living flesh.

Euclid Daganfort trudged the narrow and winding paths between the burial plots, a shovel slung over one shoulder, the blade sharpened to a narrow silver line shining in the gloom.

Ongoing Verse: Euclid



Euclid, in which Marshall and Simon encounter Eerie's night watchman

Tagged, in which the Bob Brothers wreck havoc

Construction, in which something is going on at the Eerie Cemetary

Uprising, in which there are zombies

Water Burial, in which Mr. Daganfort does some gardening

A Greeting, in which someone has been littering in the Eerie Cemetary

The Paper Witch, in which Mr. Daganfort locates the culprit

Finish, in which Marshall learns a few tricks of the trade