Hey there, I wanted to give you a quick update about something I recently discovered - **Norse pagan shops nearby**. If you're someone who's interested in Norse paganism or want to explore it further, these shops can be an excellent resource for you. Norse paganism, also known as Norse mythology, encompasses the beliefs and rituals practiced by the ancient Norse people. It includes the worship of gods like Odin, Thor, Freya, and the many other deities present in Norse mythology. Fortunately, there are several shops in the area that specialize in Norse pagan supplies, books, and artifacts. These shops can provide you with a wide range of items related to Norse mythology, including statues, jewelry, clothing, books, and more.
These shops can provide you with a wide range of items related to Norse mythology, including statues, jewelry, clothing, books, and more. Visiting these local stores can offer you a chance to immerse yourself in the world of Norse paganism and explore its rich history and culture. Moreover, the knowledgeable store owners and staff can give you valuable insights into the belief system and help answer any questions you may have.
CATWOMAN #39 is OUT NOW!
I was really excited to have a thoughtful essay to share about Catwoman today for the release of CATWOMAN #39, but I don’t. In fact, I’m instead pretty sick in bed with an as-of-yet mystery virus and am just getting this out a day late! And into the evening! But I would be very upset with myself if I didn’t at least make a post letting you know.
That being said, DC books release on Tuesday and I know a lot of you don’t go to the comic shop til Wednesday, so let’s pretend I was waiting on y’all to post about it.
So here it is, from my fevered depths, big inhale, several coughs, and then -
CATWOMAN #39 - DANGEROUS LIAISONS PART ONE
SCRIPT: me ART: Nico Leon COLORS: Jordie Bellaire LETTERS: Tom Napolitano
MAIN COVER: Jeff Dekal ( unbeatable )
EDITORIAL MAGIC: Jessica Chen, Jess Berbey, and the amazing umbrella of the Gotham office, a place I truly cannot believe I’m working.
Out today wherever comics are sold!
Note: I hear the book is selling pretty fast and is way marked up some places, which is good news, but also bad, because I want y’all to be able to read it for cover price! To that I say - I myself am a digital reader when it comes to single issues, and digital is never marked up. Digital readers are awesome readers too!
I love writing Selina. I find myself being so grateful she exists, every time I write her. I’m even more grateful when I see Nico and Jeff and Maika draw her, Jordie color her…I could go on and on.
Anyway. We begin. Hope you’ll enjoy.
Nico and I did a great interview with the folks at Gatecrashers and it was a really good time! If you want to see more of how we work and talk together, we got really excited in this one. I say in that interview that I’ll post my Catwoman playlist so I will, here, for you all to enjoy. Listen, and have fun.
Don’t read too far into it ( she said, knowing y’all will cause I would too) because I don’t want anyone conspiring about how the presence of Massive Attack’s “Dissolved Girl” means the Joker is gonna dunk Selina in a vat at the Ace Chemical Factory. It’s not that deep. I’m not hiding messages for you.
But everyone one of these is a vibe, a mood, a moment. Some of these are literally just what I imagine is in Selina’s helmet when she’s riding, her mind when she’s fighting, her ears when they’re pounding. Some are for later issues that I can’t wait to write. Some of them are just, wordlessly, Valmont.
Oh and lastly, sorry this post is a mess, I feel truly unwell today, but —
In my sick bed I have been watching a lot of really stupid reality TV, so expect a post about that soon, because that shit is like modern anthropology. I gotta write something from this nest of blankets.
Ciao. Stay weird, talk soon!
Last night, I read a quote from country singer Orville Peck that resonated with me: “Scrambled is for people who don’t like eggs.” I think the fringed-faced singer is on to something. Scrambling an egg lets you forget the biological realities of the food, something that’s much harder to ignore with a sunny side up, or even fully fried egg. Real egg lovers appreciate the natural magic of a bright yolk in the middle of a stark white, but that doesn’t mean we can’t elevate the white.
In addition to the physical stores, some of these shops also have online platforms and websites where you can browse and purchase their products from the comfort of your own home. This can be particularly convenient if you're unable to visit the store in person. Whether you're a devoted follower of Norse paganism or simply curious to learn more, checking out the nearby Norse pagan shops can be a fascinating and educational experience. So go ahead, seek out these hidden gems in your area, and enhance your knowledge and connection with Norse paganism. Wishing you an exciting journey into the world of Norse mythology! Best, [Your Name].
Reviews for "Unleash Your Inner Viking with Local Norse Pagan Shops"
1. John - 1 star
I was extremely disappointed with the Norse pagan shop nearby. The selection was poor and the items were overpriced. I expected to find a wide range of authentic Norse pagan merchandise, but instead, the store was filled with cheap, mass-produced trinkets. The staff seemed disinterested and lacked knowledge about the products. Overall, it was a complete waste of time and money.
2. Sarah - 2 stars
The Norse pagan shop nearby left me underwhelmed. The atmosphere was lacking and the store felt disorganized. The merchandise was limited, and while I understand it's a niche market, I still expected a better selection. The prices were also higher than I anticipated. It seemed like the shop was trying to capitalize on the growing interest in Norse paganism without putting in the effort to provide quality products or a pleasant shopping experience.
3. Michael - 1 star
I regret ever stepping foot inside the Norse pagan shop nearby. The whole place felt like a tourist trap. The items were cheaply made, and the prices were outrageous. The staff was unhelpful and seemed more interested in making a quick sale than actually providing assistance. I would strongly advise against wasting your time and money at this shop if you're looking for authentic and quality Norse pagan merchandise. Find a different store or explore online options instead.
4. Emily - 2 stars
The Norse pagan shop nearby was a disappointment. The inventory was limited, and the items were not of great quality. The prices were also higher than other similar shops I've visited. It felt like the store was more focused on catering to tourists rather than providing an authentic Norse pagan experience. I would recommend exploring other options before settling for this shop.