CRIMSON

Synopsis: Alex Elder’s destiny is now! From Batman: Gotham by Gaslight’s Brian Augustyn and Amazing Spider-Man’s Humberto Ramos, return to the world of Crimson with the beloved final chapters to Alex Elder’s ascension. Collecting issues 13-24, witness the conclusion to this visionary series with all the horror and fantasy imaginable. Presented for the first time ever in prestigious hardcover format, featuring a brand-new cover illustrated by Humberto Ramos.

Live-action Kaminokiba JINGA spinoff series also announced, Garo: Yuena no Tabibito film opens in 2018 The official website of the Garo franchise revealed on Thursday that the Garo: Crimson Moon television anime series is getting an anime film project. The site didn't reveal any other information about the project. The site also revealed a new live-action television series in the franchise titled Kaminokiba JINGA. The show is a spinoff of the series focusing on Ryūga Dōgai, and centers around the character Jinga (played by Masahiro Inoue). The staff also revealed that the previously announced Garo: Yuena no Tabibito live-action film, which focuses on Raiga Saejima, will open in 2018. The Garo the Animation and Garo: Crimson Moon television anime aired in 2014 and 2015, respectively, and FUNimation Entertainment streamed both series. Funimation has also released both series on home video. Garo: Divine Flame, a film sequel to Garo the Animation, opened in Japan in May 20

We've all been there: that sinking feeling when you realize a bloody mishap has befallen your beloved bedsheets. how to get blood out of sheets? Whether it's a nosebleed gone rogue, a period leak, or (hopefully not!) a culinary catastrophe involving beets, dealing with blood stains can feel daunting. But fear not, brave stain slayers! With the right knowledge and techniques, you can banish the crimson culprits and restore your linens to their pristine glory.First Aid for Fresh Stains:Act Fast: Time is of the essence! The sooner you address the stain, the easier it will be to remove. Scrape off any excess blood gently with a blunt object like a spoon or the edge of a credit card.Blot, Don't Rub: Rubbing can spread the stain and make it worse. Instead, use a clean, absorbent cloth or paper towel to blot up as much blood as possible.Cold Comfort: Run cold water over the stained area from the back of the fabric. This will help push the blood out towards the surface.Deep-Cleanin