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Jon Solo Sebastian 08/27/2026: Are you ready for a little Caribbean folklore? This week’s little creepy crawly is the Jumbee. The name sounds almost too friendly to be such a bratty and evil entity, but we roll with whatever name they’re given. This could be a fun future article or podcast episode (whenever I get…

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Jon Solo Sebastian 08/21/2026: “Kids, don’t stray too close to the water, else Ole Jenny Greenteeth’ll getcha!” Most folktales involving the creepy cryptids were devices from the old days to keep kids out of trouble. Jenny Greenteeth is no different. Wicked Jenny, her alias, sounds more metal to me, but Greenteeth has that old folklore…

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My top ten travel destinations in no specific order are: Norway Denmark Finland Sweden Sicily Italy Japan Tatooine Ireland Alaska Obviously I stuck a Star Wars location in there just to be funny. There a lot of places I’d like to visit even just here in the United States of America, but if someone gave…

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Jon Solo Sebastian 07/19/2026: Ever wonder why national parks and reservations close at night fall? Sure, there are valid reasons, but could it also be for safety issues… like keeping folks safe from the things lurking in the woods at night? A wolfman, or werewolf, perhaps? Or is this just my paranormal/supernatural brain getting the…

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Jon Solo Sebastian 06/14/2026: The Waheela—is it just a very large wolf, or a creature with supernatural characteristics? Stemming from Dene and Inuit folklore in the northern parts of the United states and Canada, the Waheela is a mysterious and terrifying cryptid that is said to haunt and hunt hunters near the Nahanni Valley. The…

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Jon Solo Sebastian 05/29/2026: The Baobhan Sith, pronounced Baa’van see, are Scottish Banshees that sound a lot like vampires, but shapeshift into wolves. I’d be lying if I wasn’t drawn to the name of this particular banshee. The word “Sith” is in there, and even though it isn’t pronounced as it’s spelled, it still pulled…

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Jon Solo Sebastian 05/15/2026: Hello friends! If you’ve been following me for a while, you’ll know that I have had a comic book in the works for quite some time. Well, last Saturday, we officially released the book, and held a book signing/release event at a local gaming shop called Recess Games! The event was…

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Jon Solo Sebastian 05/01/2026: The red dwarf of Detroit, Michigan known as the Nain Rouge has been haunting the city ever since the 1700’s. The Nain Rouge haunts the town in a way of bringing misfortune to the town. They say he curses the people sort of like that guy Danhausen does on the wrestling…

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Jon Solo Sebastian 04/24/2026: When I first heard of the beast of Bray Road, I thought it had to be an episode title for Buffy the Vampire Slayer or the X-Files involving a werewolf. I’ll take partial points because numerous reported sightings refer to it as a werewolf. The folklore dates back to 1936 where…

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Jon Solo Sebastian 03/27/2026: The Hunted: Superstitions Don’t Stay Buried in Brighton Falls Hello everyone! I’m excited to announce that my graphic novel with the above title is now finished, and we are really close to announcing the release date. This has been a very long time waiting, but like that old saying goes, “good…

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Jon Solo Sebastian 02/13/2026: Happy Friday The 13th!! I apologize for not posting last week, but between training for a new job, working, and getting my comic book ready for publishing, I’ve been rather busy. Yes, you read that correctly—- My comic book titled: The Hunted will be releasing very soon! Here is a sneak…

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Jon Solo Sebastian 12/19/2025: A long time ago in Finland, Santa wasn’t known as Santa or the Joulupukki. He was more like a creature from ancient folklore who was a rather frightening sight to see. The Nuuttipukki, or Christmas Goat, was a goat-like creature with a face like a horror movie mask with horns on…

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Jon Solo Sebastian 12/05/2025: Howdy everyone! I’ve decided to once again republish my very first piece I posted on here. Welcome to Krampus and Krampusnacht!! Who is Krampus? He’s the counterpart to Saint Nicholas (Santa Claus, or Sinterklaas). While St. Nicholas is the bringer of joy and gifts to all good children, Krampus is the…

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Jon Solo Sebastian 10/23/2025: Today, as I continue my Vampire Week, I’d be hard pressed not to include one of the most bad ass vampire hunters—who just so happens to be half vampire himself: Blade. Eric Brooks, more properly known as Blade from the movies and comic books, and often called the Daywalker, by his…

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Jon Solo Sebastian 10/21/2025: Yesterday, we talked about a fun and happy vampire with an addiction to numbers and math. Today, we’re going a little darker, but not quite the traditional path of Vampirism. Have you ever seen the film Underworld starring the talented actress, Kate Beckinsale? The story is essentially about a war between…

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Jon Solo Sebastian 10/20/2025: It’s October, and it’s my favorite month of the year! In Ohio, the weather is always a coin toss, but usually in October, things cool off a bit, and the leaves begin to change colors. The air smells different, and it marks the start of hoodie and beanie weather. Oh, and…

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Jon Solo Sebastian 10/17/2025: Welcome back to another Monster of the Week! Though, spoiler alert: this one isn’t monstrous at all. Ohio seems to be fairly stacked with cryptids, hauntings, and urban legends. Every time I discover, or stumble over one, I’m always shocked I’ve never heard of it. See, if life wasn’t so chaotic,…

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Jon Solo Sebastian 10/10/2025: Have you ever heard of The Angel of Death Victorius? It’s a statue, or grave marker, known by that name and as the Haserot Angel, and it resides in the Lake View Cemetery in Cleveland Heights, Ohio. I’ve written other pieces about cemeteries and paranormal activity in the past—see my piece…

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Jon Solo Sebastian 09/19/2025: I believe this is my first dip into vampires ever since I’ve started writing these blogs. I find it funny considering I’ve always been infatuated with vampires. They appear in my four-book short story series titled: The Hunted, which you can find on amazon.com. I have written about vampire-y things on…

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Jon Solo Sebastian 07/27/2025: Hello there! I was informed the other day that my latest blog, the one about Hulk Hogan, was my one-hundredth post/article on WordPress. I’ve been doing this for around two years now, so that makes sense even though I’ve missed a few weeks here and there. Before I get into what…

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Jon Solo Sebastian 10/30/2024: “People once believed that when someone dies, a crow carries their soul to the land of the dead. But sometimes, something so bad happens that a terrible sadness is carried with it and the soul can’t rest. Then sometimes, just sometimes the crow can bring that soul back to put the…

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Jon Solo Sebastian 10/26/2024: Who is Van Helsing? I’ve often wondered if vampires actually exist, or if they had at least existed at some point in the past, who hunted these creatures of the night? We see in television shows like Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel, and Supernatural the fictional characters fighting against vampires. There…

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Jon Solo Sebastian 10/13/2024: “Kids, don’t stray too close to the water, else Ole Jenny Greenteeth’ll getcha!” Jenny Greenteeth, or Wicked Jenny is this week’s “Monster of the Week.” Most folktales involving the creepy cryptids were devices from the old days to keep kids out of trouble. Jenny Greenteeth is no different. Wicked Jenny, her…

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Jon Solo Sebastian 10/06/2024: Continuing with my Halloween themed “Creature Features,” I feel it would be a disservice if I didn’t write a piece about one of my all-time favorites: Buffy the Vampire Slayer. The timing couldn’t be more perfect because my wife is currently re-watching the series, and I always re-watch season seven during…

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Jon Solo Sebastian 09/28/2024: “I am Abeloth the Bringer of Chaos, the Queen of the Stars, the Destructor, and the most terrifying villain of Star Wars: The Expanded Universe.” That last part may or may not be true, but Abeloth is a force to be reckoned with, and she almost killed Luke Skywalker in the…

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Jon Solo Sebastian 09/14/2024: This week’s creature feature comes from a Midwestern folktale. I’ve decided to tackle the Ozark Howler; not physically tackle it—I’m not that crazy! Would you approach a black shaggy haired beast with red eyes that pierces your ear drums with a horrific howl? Would you chase after a fox-sized cat or…

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Jon Solo Sebastian 09/06/2024: In the time since I’ve started writing these pieces, I’ve come to find Greek mythology far more fascinating than I’d ever expected to. Norse mythology is my thing for sure, but all of the similarities between the myths, and some of the characters of Greek mythology are worth learning about. Today’s…

































