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A Rare Underdog July 4th Appearance in Haddonfield NJ
Suzanne is pleased to be putting in a special rare appearance as Underdog at the Fourth of July parade in Haddonfield New Jersey! The parade begins at 10 AM on July 4 2022. It starts at Chestnut Street and Kings Highway and goes down Kings Highway to the Haddonfield Memorial high school.
Dracula Novel Hits Milestone
The Bram Stoker novel “Dracula” turns 125 this year and Suzanne Muldowney celebrates with a new interpretation of The Dracula Archive which shows Draculas origins interpreted through dance, while The Dracula Fashion Show puts the focus on the costumes Suzanne has painstakingly reproduced for accuracy. The Muldowneyville youtube channel will premise both of these videosContinue reading “Dracula Novel Hits Milestone”
Suzanne writes story where Underdog is Murdered
Suzanne Muldowney has been writing and drawing a lot lately! She has been working on revamping a story called: UNDERDOG: INTERPLANETARY OLYMPIC HORROR the link with the Winter Olympic Artwork Challenge below has a full copy of the story for your perusal. She illustrated a lot of the storyline but she urges any artists toContinue reading “Suzanne writes story where Underdog is Murdered”
Underdog & Fairy begin Christmas Parade Tour 2021
This will be your last chance to catch Suzanne as Underdog this year as she begins her Christmas Parade Tour! We will update as new dates are added please take lots of pictures to us so we can post them here for the archive! Date: Saturday, November 27th 2021 City: Wilmington, Delaware Event: 57th Annual Wilmington Jaycees ChristmasContinue reading “Underdog & Fairy begin Christmas Parade Tour 2021”
Giving Thanks to the Native Americans
November 26th is Native American Heritage Day. Suzanne called yesterday to wish everyone a happy Thanksgiving marking the 400th anniversary but wanted to remind me that “the Pilgrims had no farming equipment and if it hadn’t been for Native Americans helping teach the pilgrims how to plant, grow and harvest crops the pilgrims would have certainly perished in less than a year. So please let us give extra credit to the Native Americans more than we have in the past.”
Suzanne on the Beach
Halloween always heralds the return of Spectrum the Ghost King to preside over the annual ghostly revels on the beach of Cape May. Fortunately for us, long time friend of Suzanne, David Check was there to document the action so we can get a glimpse into the goings on in the spirit world when theContinue reading “Suzanne on the Beach”
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