Ljubovija Phantom: Cultural Context of the Flying Humanoid - with Cole Herrold

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English - April 06, 2022 15:16 - 2 hours - 113 MB - ★★★★★ - 30 ratings
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We have captured the most elusive cryptid: fortean researcher Cole Herrold! He sat down with us to discuss.. well... everything essentially! We go deep into the Ljubovija Phantom, mistakenly referred to as a Serbian Mothman, exploring the cultural context and sociological intricacies of the flying humanoid enigma which has been plaguing every continent for the past century. We share our views and perceptions of this entity, why helium balloons make us shit our pants, why horrific war crimes cause caped crusaders to fly around the skies of Serbia, and finally why bat-winged deities possess humongous erections (a topic we should go back to in another episode).

Oh yeah... tangents! Old Saybrook Blockeheads! Veggieman! La Lechuza! Aswang! The Jersey Devil! Popobawa! We cannot possibly fill 2 hours with just the Ljubovija Phantom... so we teamed it up Avegers-style with every possible flying humanoid (and other random crap entities) out there so they may join forces and unite their amazing powers of... causing mass hysteria!

Artwork by: Cole Herrold

Penciller: Cole Herrold

Colorist: Darwin (like all colorists, I fucked it)

Letterer: If I wanted text, I wouldn't be reading comic books!

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Huge THANK YOU!!! to Cole Herrold from New World Explorers Society for researching and writing his article on the Ljubovija Phantom!

Check out his work for New World Explorers Society at newworldexplorerssociety.blogspot.com

Follow him on Instagram @coleherroldresearcher or via his Facebook Group

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Intro sampled from "Something strange lurks in the shadows" by Francisco Sánchez (@fanchisanchez)

Sound effects obtained from https://www.zapsplat.com

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