Ooh, Scary: Son of the Return of the Incredible Halloween Masks, in 2-D

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Ooh, Scary

Son of the Return of the Incredible Halloween Masks, in 2-D

Posted 10/28/2009

Return Of The Killer Pathogen

First, West Nile virus stirred the masses into fear of the unknown disease. Then MRSA got everyone sterilizing everything in sight. Now H1N1 is here, and everybody seems to know somebody who's got it. And this time, it's personal.

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	Seed Of Terror Pimpin' sting operations ain't easy. ACORN registers voters and agitates for the poor. It also receives federal funding. The horror! The horror! (This mask is especially scary to Republicans.) Download a large pdf version
Image courtesy BlackThor	Scream And Scream Again If things get scary for Sheila Dixon, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake could be the city's second unelected mayor in a row. Aieeee! Download a large pdf version
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	The Man Who Wasn't There We think this is what Gov. Martin O'Malley looks like, but we're not sure. It's been so long since we've seen him doing anything. Download a large pdf version
Image courtesy www.baltimoreredline.com	The Bloody Redline Run for your lives! Public transportation is coming to service you! (This mask is only scary in Canton.) Download a large pdf version
Image courtesy www.wbaltv.com	Bad Boyfriend Be careful when you get into bed with Ron Lipscomb--you might get out indicted. Download a large pdf version
Image courtesy Frank Klein	Creepy Crawlies Half zombie, half vampire--all terror! Bed bugs can withstand years in suspended animation before emerging at night to suck your blood. Mwaahahaha! Download a large pdf version
	Attack of the 51-Foot "Man/Woman!" Five years into its Penn Station occupation, Jonathan Borofsky’s sculpture continues to inspire love and hate. Maybe rename it "Good/Bad." Download a large pdf version