Mothman, a source of disaster, half man, half moth, which lurks in West Virginia. Can such a thing exist? If it does, what is it genuinely? An alien? Just a hoax? Let’s keep reading. Mothman …
We are all familiar with the legendary Bigfoot, wandering the forests of Pacific Northwest as stories would tell. But Sasquatch is only the tip of the iceberg that is North American folklore and urban myth, as there are countless strange and ghastly creatures, ghosts and witches allegedly roaming the states. From dog boy to the dark watchers, every state has its own source of spooky stories and legends that are meant to draw the interest of the fans of all things scary or maybe even send a chill down the spines of those with weaker hearts.
I come to offer Hellboy meeting more Cryptids/ urban legends. Enjoy! Hellboy meeting other Cryptids art
Myths, tall tales, and urban legends that might be too spooky to go explore.
USA Has Lots Of Creepy Stories And Urban Legends Ready For Halloween
We are all familiar with the legendary Bigfoot, wandering the forests of Pacific Northwest as stories would tell. But Sasquatch is only the tip of the iceberg that is North American folklore and urban myth, as there are countless strange and ghastly creatures, ghosts and witches allegedly roaming the states. From dog boy to the dark watchers, every state has its own source of spooky stories and legends that are meant to draw the interest of the fans of all things scary or maybe even send a chill down the spines of those with weaker hearts.
USA Has Lots Of Creepy Stories And Urban Legends Ready For Halloween
Myths, tall tales, and urban legends that might be too spooky to go explore.
We are all familiar with the legendary Bigfoot, wandering the forests of Pacific Northwest as stories would tell. But Sasquatch is only the tip of the iceberg that is North American folklore and urban myth, as there are countless strange and ghastly creatures, ghosts and witches allegedly roaming the states. From dog boy to the dark watchers, every state has its own source of spooky stories and legends that are meant to draw the interest of the fans of all things scary or maybe even send a chill down the spines of those with weaker hearts.
USA Has Lots Of Creepy Stories And Urban Legends Ready For Halloween
Myths, tall tales, and urban legends that might be too spooky to go explore.
We are all familiar with the legendary Bigfoot, wandering the forests of Pacific Northwest as stories would tell. But Sasquatch is only the tip of the iceberg that is North American folklore and urban myth, as there are countless strange and ghastly creatures, ghosts and witches allegedly roaming the states. From dog boy to the dark watchers, every state has its own source of spooky stories and legends that are meant to draw the interest of the fans of all things scary or maybe even send a chill down the spines of those with weaker hearts.
Every state's got its own share of cryptids, and I've never been prouder to share those from my very own home state! CHESSIE has dazzled many a schoolkid from the shores of the Chesapeake Bay, the DEMON CAT OF DC sneaks up on you when you least expect it, and who could forget the epic, ongoing battle between the DEWAYYO and the SNALLYGASTER?? What better way to celebrate your state pride than with its mythological creatures? Original drawing Scanned and printed on 8"W x 10"H Epson Premium Photo Paper Shipped in a plastic sleeve, protected in a photo envelope!
South Carolinas Lizard Man from my Myths and monsters series, done in an old science journal type style. Archival quality, Giclee print on ultra premium matte photo paper. The quality of these prints are top notch, and would look amazing on any wall! Frames not included 3 sizes are available, 8x10", 11"x17" and 13"x19" Printed on premium luster photo paper, for amazing results. Printed with a small white border for easy framing, or pin them up as is! Shipping: All large size (11x17 and 13x19) prints will be shipped rolled and protected in a heavy duty tube mailer. you are only charged shipping once, buy additional prints with no shipping fee!
Myths, tall tales, and urban legends that might be too spooky to go explore.
We are all familiar with the legendary Bigfoot, wandering the forests of Pacific Northwest as stories would tell. But Sasquatch is only the tip of the iceberg that is North American folklore and urban myth, as there are countless strange and ghastly creatures, ghosts and witches allegedly roaming the states. From dog boy to the dark watchers, every state has its own source of spooky stories and legends that are meant to draw the interest of the fans of all things scary or maybe even send a chill down the spines of those with weaker hearts.
Myths, tall tales, and urban legends that might be too spooky to go explore.
The Flatwoods Monster was an alien that was sighted on September 12, 1952 in Flatwoods, West Virginia, USA. The monster is a 3 meters tall, quasi-humanoid beast with a glowing red face surrounded by a strange hood-like structure. It makes hissing vocalizations and is also capable of gliding. Some descriptions mention it having no arms, while others did mention arms. It is a cryptid, and believed to be extraterrestrial in origin, as a bright UFO was sighted landing on the forest in the same night
Here you can see a cool infographic with the urban legends and myths from United States. Source: BumpsParanormal
We are all familiar with the legendary Bigfoot, wandering the forests of Pacific Northwest as stories would tell. But Sasquatch is only the tip of the iceberg that is North American folklore and urban myth, as there are countless strange and ghastly creatures, ghosts and witches allegedly roaming the states. From dog boy to the dark watchers, every state has its own source of spooky stories and legends that are meant to draw the interest of the fans of all things scary or maybe even send a chill down the spines of those with weaker hearts.
We are all familiar with the legendary Bigfoot, wandering the forests of Pacific Northwest as stories would tell. But Sasquatch is only the tip of the iceberg that is North American folklore and urban myth, as there are countless strange and ghastly creatures, ghosts and witches allegedly roaming the states. From dog boy to the dark watchers, every state has its own source of spooky stories and legends that are meant to draw the interest of the fans of all things scary or maybe even send a chill down the spines of those with weaker hearts.
This infographic shows each US state’s scariest urban legend, including the Dark Watchers of California and Illinois’ Ghost Elephants.
Folklore and Supernatural Phenomena Of The United States Map Chart Bigfoot Spooky Urban Legends Myths Ghosts Monsters Cryptids White Wood Framed Poster 14x20
Myths, tall tales, and urban legends that might be too spooky to go explore.
Myths, tall tales, and urban legends that might be too spooky to go explore.
We are all familiar with the legendary Bigfoot, wandering the forests of Pacific Northwest as stories would tell. But Sasquatch is only the tip of the iceberg that is North American folklore and urban myth, as there are countless strange and ghastly creatures, ghosts and witches allegedly roaming the states. From dog boy to the dark watchers, every state has its own source of spooky stories and legends that are meant to draw the interest of the fans of all things scary or maybe even send a chill down the spines of those with weaker hearts.
Myths, tall tales, and urban legends that might be too spooky to go explore.
We are all familiar with the legendary Bigfoot, wandering the forests of Pacific Northwest as stories would tell. But Sasquatch is only the tip of the iceberg that is North American folklore and urban myth, as there are countless strange and ghastly creatures, ghosts and witches allegedly roaming the states. From dog boy to the dark watchers, every state has its own source of spooky stories and legends that are meant to draw the interest of the fans of all things scary or maybe even send a chill down the spines of those with weaker hearts.
Myths, tall tales, and urban legends that might be too spooky to go explore.
We are all familiar with the legendary Bigfoot, wandering the forests of Pacific Northwest as stories would tell. But Sasquatch is only the tip of the iceberg that is North American folklore and urban myth, as there are countless strange and ghastly creatures, ghosts and witches allegedly roaming the states. From dog boy to the dark watchers, every state has its own source of spooky stories and legends that are meant to draw the interest of the fans of all things scary or maybe even send a chill down the spines of those with weaker hearts.
Like the rest of Europe, Great Britain was familiar with the hairy Wildman or Wodewose until the late medieval times, when the age of reason supplanted ancestral lore and relegated its knowledge to…
