Hag

And again, I had that feeling of dread, but more intense.

I say shadowy because that's how I thought of it, and the Shadow Man is one of the most common things encountered during sleep paralysis, along with the Hag and the Black Cat.

But when I think back and envision it, I don't think it was actually a figure made of shadow.

It was more like my eyes simply couldn't focus on it.

Pretty simple stuff when you get down to it.

And the Midnight Hag, I'll read the full thing here.

Because there's two of them, so there's good stuff to keep in mind.

Many of the scholars who study the Fey Arts will tell you that the Midnight Hag exists only in one's dreams and is not a being of actual substance.

But it is the opinion of this author that such creatures not only exist, but are among the most dangerous of hags for their ability to fool such simple scholarly minds.

A midnight hag has a physical being or body, but rather exists only in the ethereal.

It's like what's happened with the child in Valor.

Reducing them to a wither sort of sucks the essence out of you.

Oh my gosh, I was glad I was muted because I was just cackling again.

Yeah, my initials actually spell hag, H-A-G, and I'm really just leaning into it these days.

Whenever I get told by my children that when I cackle, there's like something witch-like about it, I'm like, well, it's what I was born into.

It's just a destiny I'm finally fulfilling.

Bruins writer at Boston Sports Journal.

We'll talk to Hags about the Bruins training camp, the prospects, the Minton contract, who's gonna be the next captain, can they somehow replicate what they got last season, maybe take it even a little bit further under Marco Sturm.

Joe Haggerty coming up just past the bottom of the hour.

And then coming up in 90 minutes' time, Andy Strickland, co-host of the Cam and Strick podcast, St. Louis Blues host and reporter will drop by.

Yes.

I was gonna ask Gord his opinion on Minton's contract, but, uh, who better of course to talk to about the contract and the Bruins than Joe Haggerty, Boston Bruins writer at Boston Sports Journal.

Good morning, Hags.

How you doing today?

Hm.

Hag vibes.

Translate a modern...

Translate modern-day gripes into what a medieval hag might say.

Ah.

Yeah, like it's like a-

Hag-

It's like a-

No, this is the C cover.

There were a lot of good covers, and this one just felt, like you said, a vintage EC cover with, you know, you used to have the Hag and the Crypt Keeper and... another one of the guys on the side in their little circles and then the picture of the main the first flagship story that's great on the cover and like you said uh d uh dark horse borrowed this motif later for a lot of their presents books um but really just homages to comics all over with the variants and the source material that's great all that stuff So, fun, action-packed, kind of, gosh.

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