TaintedMetal

Once upon a millennium ago, there was a Gunsmith from Hell, and he made hellish guns with abilities that were beyond human: Hellfire Arms. Of course, using these guns required a certain price: the human soul

But a "mishap" in Hell has caused many of the Arms to drop in the east coast city of Morissey, where not everyone is exactly a saint

In this fantastical representation of 1940's America, private investigator Chance Gordon works with the city's finest in order to get the Hellfire Arms back where they belong before the human race is slaughtered by Hellfire.

Bullets will be exchanged, and bodies will hit the floor.

Drip Work

Big has always been the adjective that stuck onto Morissey a while back. The 40s was simply a stepping stone when it came to the giant buildings around the city. At first they were mostly in the more rich atmosphere of the North, and it wasn't just limited to buildings that cater the needs of a successful company.

Hotels, theatres, apartments, everything was there as long as you had the attitude but most importantly the money. The area certainly rose up immediately after the Crash ended at the end of 1938.

For Holt, the Triangle wasn't any different. Giant billboards became the center stage for him, many of which were promoting products such as Vay's Chips, and Atomic Cola. How the latter product was part of his childhood and still going strong today. It featured a large atomic explosion, and in front of it was the bottle of cola.

Unwanted Spectacle