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Now the town is run by horses - now the horses make the laws.

It's the 1952 hit single Cactus Lovers, from Clayton Woodrow and Tammy Jewel! The perfect gift for your favourite spiky pal.

Yeeeehaw! Get yourself some official apparel from Mockery Manor's rootin' tootin' new park, Claytonville!

The official logo of Long Cat Media circa March 2023!

The official logo of Long Cat Media, circa March 2023!

The logo for our Magenta Presents miniseries, Ghosted...

Gasp! It's the logo from our new horror anthology series Magenta Presents

A hand-cut lino print by Laurence Owen, depicting Beth looking up at the stranger on the widow's walk, from the Magenta Presents miniseries Ghosted.

It's Rebecca Pitt's spectacular logo for Mockery Manor from Season Two onwards.

Come on down to Baba Yaga's Fried Chicken Hut at Dunkelschloss theme park - for the best fried chicken in Germany!

Did you ride the Trousers Meowsers Mega-Coaster at Dunkelschloss in 1992? Buy this for the bragging rights.

Gaze into your future with Madame Magenta's Patented Palmistry Practice!

Come travellers and friends, gather round... tuppence a broadsheet, good sir! Well, sort of. The lyrics of Cut and Run, from The Ballad of Anne & Mary, presented as an 18th Century broadside ballad.

Come travellers and friends, gather round... tuppence a broadsheet, good sir! Well, sort of. The lyrics of Cut and Run, from The Ballad of Anne & Mary, presented as an 18th Century broadside ballad.

Greetings, Fan of the Esoteric!

It's Magenta!

The podcast title logo for Anne & Mary

A magical land of fairy tales in the heart of the Black Forest.

Dunkelschloss's homegrown metal sensation Frostwald.

Alasdair Beckett-King's artwork for Mockery Manor S1.

Just the logo, straight up

Official 1989 tour merch from obscure underground new wave one-hit-wonder Foucault's Pendulum

Everyone's favourite multinational entertainment megacorp

Hello, My Name Is K... JJ Armstrong.

Trousers Meowsers! It's Mr Crackles' catchphrase!

Official 1989 tour merch from perky pint-size pop sensation Lydia.

Fresh from Margot's gramophone! The original shellac record 'Are You A Memory?' from the Alfred Mockery Orchestra, feat Max Vibrato.