KRAMPUS IS COMING Krampus countdown: 5 nights Krampus is coming The president is fat Don't pay a penny For a MA-GA hat First he canceled out the penny Then stuck us with the bill If the voters can't get rid of him Then Krampus will!

Gods Walk Among Us My new column inspired by angry dudes in my comment sections who "correct" artistic interpretations of Norse mythology I argue that gods are not bound to a particular time and place, and I support human creativity over AI nonsense Read my column at wildhunt.org/2025/11/2374...

Menglöð (Wardrobe Malfunction) by Jenny Nyström (Sweden)

Happy Thanksgiving to those who celebrate it Happy Thor's Day to those who don't Illustration of Beorn's feast by Jemima Catlin

Illustrated Lokasenna Following his Illustrated Hávamál and Illustrated Völuspá, Samuel Flegal has a new edition of Norse myth's major Loki poem Sam's art faces both English + Old Norse As with the previous volumes, I'm editing the Old Norse Check it out at www.kickstarter.com/projects/sam...

Sure, the horns are ridiculous and the nipple ornaments are bizarre, but wouldja just look at that glorious mustache?

Gerðr and Freyr by Levi Pinfold (UK)

Hávamál: Odin's Rune Poem by Emmanuel Molero (Switzerland)

Frigg by Polly Usanova (Russia)

These right-wing losers like Andrew Wilson who rant about "Christian family values" always out themselves and have meltdowns when anyone stands up to them. The quickness with which he escalated emotionally clearly suggests he has deep issues with his own fragile masculinity.

Thor by Vance Kovacs (USA)

Loki and Sif by Ksenia Svincova (Russia)

Týr and Fenrir by Milivoj Ćeran (Croatia)

"Hyrrokkin came riding a wolf, using a poisonous snake for reins. When she jumped off her mount, Odin called to four berserkers. He told them to watch that mount, but they were unable to hold it and they struck it down." from Snorri Sturluson's Edda Illustration by Louis Moe (Norway)

Lagertha by Morris Meredith Williams (1913)

We're over the rainbow, folks.

Skaði by Anna Novikova (Russia)

Freyja by Lisa Luree (USA)

Thor at Jötunheim by Bertha Corson Day (USA)

Odin and Friends by Jen Hallbrown (USA)

Týr by Fernando Martín (Spain)

Never vote for anyone over 50.

Searching eBay for "authentic viking" never fails to turn up the most audacious tosh.

Iðunn by Emily Balivet (USA)

In the Realm of Hel by Denyse Treble-Shorrocks (England)

Freyja and Friends Watercolor by Julia Cellini (USA)

Thor by Helene Boppert (Germany)

Skaði is coming. Art by Michele Parisi (UK)

It's always the guys most obsessed with projecting violent machismo who turn out to be the most fragile of all demographics.

Hel and Garmr by Johan Egerkrans (Sweden)

Hel and Garmr by Johan Egerkrans (Sweden)

Primary everyone over 50.

Eir the Healing Goddess by Nicole Cadet (Australia)

Odin by Nataša Ilinčić (Scotland)

Hel by Anna Novikova (Russia)

Three Horrors for Halloween My new column recommends three terrifying novels for folks who still read books Check out works of pagan-ish interest by John Bellairs, F. Paul Wilson, and George A. Romero with Daniel Kraus (@danielkraus.com) Read my column for free at wildhunt.org/2025/10/thre...

Happy Halloween to those who celebrate! May your tummy be full of candy and your attic empty of ghosts. Draugr illustration by Milivoj Ćeran (Croatia)

Odin Before His Sacrifice by Nataša Ilinčić (Scotland)

Hel by Mona Finden (Norway)

Freyja by Ashleigh Izienicki (USA)

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Njörðr by Yasja Ligtelijn (Netherlands)

Njörðr and Skaði by Friedrich Wilhelm Heine (Germany)

Art by Edward Robert Hughes (England)

Dísir by Dorothy Hardy (1909)

King Olaf the Saint breaking the image of the god Thor in the Year 1020 by John Harris Valda (England)

Sigyn by Harry George Theaker (England)

The Dwarfs of Svartálfheim from The Temple by Johannes Minckwitz (1880)

Odin by Chris Beatrice (USA)