Girls and Corpses was a unique online magazine that has really made an impact over the past six months, but today we celebrate their success as our friend, R.S. Rhine, announces the launch of the Girls and Corpses Magazine! The inaugural issue features Sheri Moon Zombie of Halloween, House of 1000 Corpses, Devil's Rejects. Read on for the first cover and to learn more about the mag. Good luck guys, we got your back!
Girls and Corpses Magazine is proud to announce the birth (or is it death?) of their premiere print issue.
“This is the first comedy magazine about death,” explains Girls and Corpses Deaditor-In-Chief Robert Steven Rhine,” adding, “They said we couldn’t do it. They said we shouldn’t do it. But after sixteen web issues, Girls and Corpses Magazine is now a full-fledged print magazine with 160 full-color-glossy-pages of humor and horror, interviews and reviews, fiction and non and, of corpse, graveyards full of hot gorgeous models posing with cold rotting corpses.”
The first launch issue of Girls and Corpses Magazine can be ordered now at: http://girlsandcorpses.com/
We are also announcing the launch of Girls and Corpses TV, with the World Premiere of “Vinnie and Angela’s Beauty Salon & Funeral Parlor,” and SICKCOM both written and produced by Girls and Corpses Publisher R.S. Rhine.
The release of the first print issue began after Stephan Miller, of Gunslinger Media, came onboard to co-publish with R.S. Rhine.
Explains Miller, ”After the success of our calendar, we knew we were going to do this magazine and Robert and I, and our gravedigger Kevin Klemm, agreed there is no one better for our premiere issue than Sheri Moon Zombie.”
“We’ve been through the desert on a corpse with no name and it feels good to be out on the stand,” grins R.S. Rhine (aka “The Grin Creeper”).
RIP,
Robert Steven Rhine / Publisher / Deaditor-In-Chief
Girls and Corpses Magazine
“So many corpses… so little time.”
“This is the first comedy magazine about death,” explains Girls and Corpses Deaditor-In-Chief Robert Steven Rhine,” adding, “They said we couldn’t do it. They said we shouldn’t do it. But after sixteen web issues, Girls and Corpses Magazine is now a full-fledged print magazine with 160 full-color-glossy-pages of humor and horror, interviews and reviews, fiction and non and, of corpse, graveyards full of hot gorgeous models posing with cold rotting corpses.”
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