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Elisabeth Bathory

January 1, 2017 in Ask Jason

Sourcing the Elisabeth Bathory entry

I get a ton of people calling me out on relying too much on one source for the entry on Elisabeth Bathory. The truth is, though, there wasn't much worth going on.
August 9, 2016

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I redid a lot of the early art in preparation for the book. Take a look and see the difference a year or two of practice makes.
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