As the unsuspecting girls prepare for a weekend of fun and debauchery, a silent executor emerges from the surrounding woods and crashes the party.
12 Masks of Halloween
A Halloween advent calendar? Nearly! Geek Native has, for years, counted down 12 days to Halloween by sharing a mask daily.
Why masks? Halloween has roots in ancient traditions like Samhain, where people wore masks to disguise themselves from spirits or mimic them. This practice evolved into the modern tradition of wearing costumes and masks for fun and fright.
12 Masks of Halloween: #8 Beetlejuice haunting Adam
The eighth Mask of Halloween is the face that Adam pulled. Pulled.
12 Masks of Halloween: #8 The Last of Us Clicker Mask
I’m worried about spoilers; I’m at risk, but I don’t think this mask is one. The critter is known as a Clicker.
12 Masks of Halloween: #7 Love Mecha
This love mecha, for want of a better phrase, suits conventions and expos if you’re bold, fancy dress parties and perhaps even LARPs.
12 Masks of Halloween: #6 Warpig!
Just Geek calls this both a Warpig mask and a Snaggletooth. Either way, this sculpt by Rick Fisher is impressive.
12 Masks of Halloween: #5 Digital Fish Bowl
I admit I get Bioshock Little Sister and Big Daddy vibes from this Morph Digital Dudz mask at Cazaar.
12 Masks of Halloween: #4 Tweety Bird
Here’s a thought: if this is a new Tweety Bird from A New Legacy, does that mean there’s also an X-Tweety. Elon Musk strikes again!
12 Masks of Halloween: #3 Full English Breakfast
We’ve had quirky offerings in Geek Native’s traditional 12 Masks of Halloween, but what about a full English?
12 Masks of Halloween: #2 D&D Beholder Face
There’s no ray-gun-eyes but this D&D Beholder mask is officially licensed.
12 Masks of Halloween: #1 Mammoth Chomping Spider
Is this even a mask? It might be that Geek Native’s annual 12 Masks of Halloween is kicking off for 2023 by encouraging you to wear a whole spider on your face!
