Paganism is a religious and spiritual practice that encompasses a wide range of beliefs and practices. One important aspect of Paganism is the celebration of the phases of the moon, including the full moon. In Paganism, the full moon is seen as a time of increased energy and power. During a full moon, many Pagans choose to perform rituals and ceremonies to honor and connect with the divine energy that is believed to be heightened during this time. This can involve setting intentions, casting spells, or engaging in meditation or other spiritual practices. The full moon is seen as a time of balance and manifestation, when the energy of the moon is at its peak.
The full moon is seen as a time of balance and manifestation, when the energy of the moon is at its peak. Many Pagans believe that the full moon is a time when their spells and intentions are more likely to come to fruition. Therefore, they may use this time to focus on their goals and desires, and to work towards manifesting their dreams.
Witch creek road
March 19, 2021 – Witch Creek Road is a survival horror tale that follows a group of high school seniors who, after taking a wrong turn, find themselves in the midst of an evil summoning gone-wrong. What began as a wrong turn, blossoms into a revenge tale with demonology at its heart.
John Freeman had a chance the opportunity to speak with Garth Matthams about his some of his influences and the future with his comic Witch Creek Road. Witch Creek Road is available on Webtoons and is currently running a Kickstarter campaign for the Collected Trade Paperback edition. Kickstarter LINK: HERE | Webtoon Link: HERE
JOHN: Your art team, which consists of Kenan Halilovic, Colorsfactory, and Anna Jarmolowska, do a terrific job on Witch Creek Road. How did you form the art team?
GARTH: I believe I found them all in the Deviantart job forums. There are a few really good resources out there for non-artists such as myself, but Deviantart (which is essentially a community built for artists) is my favorite. Even if you don’t want to post in the job forums, you can still read them and see who’s looking for (or available to take on) new jobs. And, knock on wood, I’ve just been really lucky with the creators I’ve approached.
JOHN: Witch Creek Road revels in that sort of 80s horror vibe. What were some of your inspirations for Witch Creek Road?
Garth: The obvious inspirations would be movies like Evil Dead 2 and Cabin in the Woods, which are both “cabin” movies. And they both have an element of humor to them, which I’ve tried to insert into Witch Creek Road as well. The short story The Hounds of Tindalos provided the inspiration for the Wolves (the three sexy demon antagonists). And I’m sure there are other inspirations as well, but those are definitely the main three.
JOHN: Were any characters inspired by real life people?
Garth: Oh, definitely. The “core” group of characters were the stereotypes – Edwin the Geek, Dirk the Asshole, Tyler the Jock, Abby the Bitchy Cheerleader, Sara the Girl Next Door, Betty the Comic Relief and Connie the Love Interest. But then I had some additional characters, and I didn’t really know what to do with them. I ended up asking some of my friends if they’d mind being characters and getting killed by demons. Everyone said yes, and so Grace, Ryan, Shaleeta, Ben and Angelo all joined the story. And it made my job easier, because I immediately had an idea of who these characters were, and could concentrate on writing the story rather than working on character creation.
And for those of you who have read the story, don’t worry! None of my friends have been killed by demons in real life.
JOHN: What have you learned over the course of crafting the three seasons of Witch Creek Road?
GARTH: Less characters! There’s a reason why most stories cap themselves at five protagonists…
JOHN: Witch Creek Road plays with a lot of themes. One of the things that we want to know is, What does Witch Creek Road mean to you?
GARTH: Witch Creek Road is definitely not an uplifting story by any stretch. It’s a story about our insignificance, and how fighting against these unknowable greater forces will only lead to death or madness. And it’s a story about survival, and what we’re willing to do, and give up, in order to survive.
JOHN: No spoilers, but Season 3 ends with some revelations and a big tease of what’s to come. What can you tell us about Season 4 and the road ahead for Witch Creek Road?
GARTH: Without giving too much away, readers will finally get to see an elder god or two. We’ll also get to see some reunions (*cough cough* a mother and her son *cough cough*), and a confrontation between the Wolves and Grace. Overall, I’ve been having fun writing it, and the art Kenan’s shown me has been amazing!
JOHN: Where can we find you in social media?
GARTH: I’m @garththegeek over on Instagram, and you can find me on Facebook as @witchcreekroad.
JOHN: Witch Creek Road revels in that sort of 80s horror vibe. What were some of your inspirations for Witch Creek Road?
In addition, the full moon is seen as a time for celebration and community. Many Pagans come together in groups or circles to honor the full moon, share stories and traditions, and connect with each other and with the divine energy that is believed to be present. Overall, the full moon is an important time in Paganism, when the energy is believed to be heightened and when rituals and practices are conducted to honor and harness this energy. It is a time for balance, manifestation, and connection with the divine..
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