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11/27/2025

The Witch of Yazoo is cooking up something real special for Thanksgiving…and you’re invited to be a part of it!

Happy Thanksgiving!

11/24/2025

Did you know the earliest record of Bigfoot in all of North America comes from Natchez, Mississippi? In 1721, French explorer Pierre François Xavier de Charlevoix described hearing an unfamiliar “beast of an unknown species, of an extraordinary bulk” with an unusual cry while he was with the Natchez Natives.

And to top it all off, the exact date of that record was Christmas Day!

Written by Rodney Mooney, Mississippi Macabre #2 features the story behind this written record all those Christmases ago, and artists Lily and Steven Butler are developing the tale in that classic and nostalgic Christmas style of a Rankin Bass cartoon!

Coming out this December, get ready for the perfect stocking stuffer!

Visit Natchez

10/31/2025

Happy Halloween! 🎃 Mississippi Macabre 2 comes out this December as a special…nightmare before Christmas….

We’ve had many orders this month for the holiday season, and we’re working on restocking now! If you’ve ordered from our website, thank you for your patience as we get more comics printed for you!

Have a very spooky season 🧙💀🎃

10/19/2025

Rodney Mooney wrote an article featured below about the making of Mississippi Macabre! Check it out here:

10/17/2025

It’s that time! 🎃 Mississippi Macabre #1 is available in several different covers on our website. Follow the link in the comments to jacksoncomics.com to get yours now!

10/10/2025

Our writer and historian Rodney Mooney is all over the place this month talking about our Mississippi folklore and history! You can see him again on October 16th! More info below.

Registration is now open for the 2025 MLA Annual Conference, Guardians of Knowledge: Defending Libraries in Challenging Times, taking place in Hattiesburg, MS, on October 16–17, 2025!

REGISTER TODAY: www.misslib.org/page-1860635

The pre-conference will be an interactive training session offering librarians a hands-on introduction to “What Is True?” — a media literacy initiative from the Roy Howard Community Journalism Center at The University of Southern Mississippi designed to help the public separate fact from fiction.

If you are planning to attend the pre-conference on October 15, please register here: www.misslib.org/event-6250512

10/05/2025

The Chatawa Swamp Monster is coming to Mississippi Macabre #2! Here’s a sneak peek at a page illustrated by Brian LeBlanc with layouts by Steven Butler. This script was written by our personal historian and Mississippi traveler Rodney Mooney - and it’s a tale that will claw at your heartstrings…

10/02/2025

Been seeing a lot of great Inktober illustrations already - here’s one of ours! Featuring a new character called “Neshoba,” this story reveals the untold tale behind Mississippi’s legendary Chatawa Swamp Monster.

Done by artist Steven Butler, this is just a story layout that will be completed by artist Brian LeBlanc. Stay tuned for more all month!

Happy October!

10/01/2025

It’s not everyday that the “Mississippi Macabre” crew gets to see each other in person, but we were fortunate that a few of us got to hang out in Hattiesburg at the Lucky Rabbit over the summer! (Lily Butler joined us too - but somehow we don’t have a pic of her!)

Happy October, everyone! We can’t wait to start revealing the spooky behind-the-scenes images of Mississippi Macabre #2 all month long!