The Blair Witch Project Witch. She tries to learn what really happened to Heather, Mike, and Josh. In July 1999, Oni Press released a one-shot comic promoting the film, titled "The Blair Witch Project #1". Written and illustrated by Cece Malvey, the comic was released in conjunction of the film. In October 2000, coinciding with the release of "Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2", Image Comics released a one-shot called "Blair Witch: Dark Testaments", drawn by Charlie Adlard. In 2000, Gathering of Developers released a trilogy of computer games based on the film, which greatly expanded on the myths first suggested in the film.
Heather Tanner attending many Aldermaston Marches) and supporter of Friends of the Earth and Oxfam. During the 1980s, BBC television producer Margaret Benton made a film called "Look Stranger: A Vision of Wiltshire" which was released in 1987. This documented and celebrated Heather, Robin and Dieti’s home life, creativity, beliefs and love of the Wiltshire countryside. Outliving both her husband and Dietrich Hanff, Heather Tanner died at Kington St Michael on 23 June 1993. The Tanners created four books, that Robin illustrated and for which Heather provided the text, collaborating so closely together that Robin wrote that 'they were essentially the production