| Demonic Toys The Comic Book Remember that stuffed bear you used to sleep with when you were a wee one? I remember mine. I gouged out its button eyes within the first week I had it. Mom threw a fit. "Why the Hell did you do that?" she screamed. I couldn't answer her at first, so I gave her that incredibly-innocent-and-dumb look that I learned to master at age three. "Numb-nut," she began. We all had pet names in my family. My dad was Idiot, my sisters was Dingbat, and the dog was That piece of fuzz out back. "WHY DID YOU POKE OUT THE BEAR'S EYES?!!" I was embarrassed. "B-Because I'm afriad of it, mommy." Yeah, I admit it. I'm a sissy. Toys scare the Hell out of me. They always have. That's why I'm writing this story. Eternity Comics proudly presents the world premiere of DEMONIC TOYS. Full Moon Entertainment gave you the chilling motion picture; now we're going to hit you with the equally twisted and demented graphic comic book of the same name. Here's the setup: eight years have passed since undercover police detective Judith Gray survived that hellish night in the toy warehouse (chronicled, of course, in the Full Moon film). And now... on the exact same sight where the impossible happened... where a demon-child know only as "THE KID" attempted a morth birth... where the toys came to life and killed a bunch of really cool people... ..the impossible is about to happen again. Welcome to DEMONIC TOYS. And if you've still got that stuffed bear under your bed... don't turn your back on it. -Doug Campbell Writer for the Demonic Toys Comic Book |
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| Demonic Toys The Comic Book Issue One The Story Play At Your Our Risk Eight years ago, undercover police detective Judith Gray chased a killer inside a toy warehouse and got more than she bargained for: she found herself in a life and death battle against a group of bloodthirsty, DEMONIC TOYS, possessed by a demon-child known only as The Kid In the present day, the Arcadia Toy company, headed by President Jack Morton and his assistant Mrs. Horse, demolishes the warehouse and on the same site erects a brand-new, super high-tech skyscraper. Little do they know that something evil is waiting for them... Meanwhile, our hero, Eddie Freeman, 18, learns that his girlfriend, Daphne Dunlop, 18, is pregnant with his child. He decides to marry Daphne, and she's ecstatic. That night, as Jack Morton unveils the new skyscraper, Mrs. Horse secretly hire two thug, Snap and Ronzoni, to do some dirty work for the company. The next day, Jack Morton is jogging in the park when he meets Baby Oopsy Daisy, who shoots and kills him; The Kid "inhabits" Morton's body and begins dictating policy for the largest toy manufacturer in the world. Meanwhile, Judith Gray's son Matthew, 8, sees Jack Morton's possessed face and his subconscious is triggered. He recognizes something familar... something evil. Inside the building, Dapne, an employee of Arcadia Toys, bumps into Jack Morton/The Kid. He senses Daphne's pregnancy and decides to have her for his own. As she begins to leave the building, the doors suddenly lock automaticaly. The Teddy Bear thrashes and kills the security guard. She is trapped! |
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