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I finally got around to fixing up the last of the photos from last August's shows in Photoshop and posting them up at my Flickr page. Recently I posted the better shots from NECROPOLIS 0&3: Kiss Me, Succubus/At the Mountains of Slumberland, and I posted the shots from the first part of NECROPOLIS 1&2: World Gone Wrong/Worth Gun Willed all the way back HERE in September of last year, before I figured out the best way to organize and fix up the shots and it took me much much longer.
So all that remained were the shots from Part Two - got to them today, and here's the best of them behind the cut . . .
Ned Daley (Adam Swiderski) the vengeful dreamself-doppelganger of the late Bill Mist, talks to Bill's gal friday Rachel (Rebecca Collins) to find out why Bill was killed . . .
He is sent to the Wright household, where Aurora Wright treats him as she does all men . . .
He eventually talks to Christina Wright, the Femme Fatale, who sends him to a beatnik bar where he listens to poetry read by Dominick Hancock (Danny Bowes) with stool pigeon Ida Wolfe (Olivia Baseman) . . .
Ida and Ned are joined by the very angry cop Steve Bordham (Aaron Baker) . . .
And Ned is sent on to the alcoholic newspaper writer Theresa Malone (Iracel Rivero) . . .
. . . who he roughs up a bit to get information:
After another dead end, he winds up in the office of magazine editor Ingrid Flough (Christiaan Koop) . . .
Who gives him information that puts him in the hands of torpedo Louis Frontiere (Jai Catalano) and his boys - Tiny Stark (Roger Nasser), a goon; Johnny Edwards (Bryan Enk), a flunky; and Wilbur Rowe (Eytan Bayme), a gunsel:
He is guarded briefly by Louie's girl Bridget McCoy (Sammy Tunis) . . .
. . . but when she nearly bargains for his escape, she is offed by her man . . .
And Ned is sent into the hands of the villain Thomas Arnold (Ken Simon) and the Femme Fatale, Christina Wright (Stacia French):
And that's all I have of THAT version of the story . . .
