I want to live in Los Angeles Not the one in Los Angeles no. 2 - May 20, 2013

This week we take a look at the snot green warehouse where you and the other investigators hang

out on Thursday nights. Better bring your boxing gloves because Dave Stuab (last issue) wants to throw.

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Shudde M'ell Confidential no. 3 - May 19, 2013

The soiree at Nathaniel Eisen's is rudely interrupted by Edward McConnell, Helen Halsted's
handler.

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I want to Live in Los Angeles Not the one in Los Angeles no. 1 - May 13. 2013

A hand-written single sheet for the Basic Roleplaying system that explores life in a strange and
supernatural Los Angeles. This issue we meet Duane Staub, a good guy to have in your corner.

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Shudde M'ell Confidential no. 2 - May 12, 2013

The mysterious collapse of Nathaniel Eisen is presented and a new NPC, Helen Halsted, is met. 

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Shudde M'ell Confidential No. 1 - May 5, 2013

Single-sheet, word-processed zine for Call of Cthulhu (5th edition) that introduces Nathaniel Eisen,
a recurring character in the series. All issues of Shudde M'ell Confidential are set in Los Angeles in 1932.

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