Interview: A Gravetrancers Union with Writer ML. Miller
Comic Crusaders: How did you break into comics? ML. Miller: Well, it’s a weird story.Â
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Review: Jenny Finn #1 (of 4)
Taking a step back from all things Hellboy and B.P.R.D related, horror-meister Mike Mignola teams
Review: Rasputin – The Voice of the Dragon #1 (of 5)
With all the trials and tribulations that the B.P.R.D and Hellboy have gone through recently,
WEBCOMIC WEDNESDAY REVIEW: His Face All Red
I’m Aaron, and after a spooky holiday season, I’m back again to bring you your
Mezco – One:12 Michael Myers
In October 1978 a new film called Halloween introduced the world to seemingly unstoppable masked
Advance Review: Mr Higgins Comes Home – One Shot
Nothing brings out the dark monsters of the night than the month which climaxes with
Review: Hack/Slash vs Vampirella #1 (of 5)
Just in time for Halloween, Dynamite pulls out their latest team up book, with two
WEBCOMIC WEDNESDAY REVIEW: Dogma
I’m Aaron, and after a considerable work-related hiatus, I’m back again to bring you your
REVIEW: Diablo House #2
We seem to be in the middle of a resurgence in horror, anthology themed comic
WEBCOMIC WEDNESDAY REVIEW: Haunter
I’m Aaron, and after a considerable work-related hiatus, I’m back again to bring you your
Advance Review: Dark Ark #1
The idea of this new series from AfterShock comics takes on one of the most
REVIEW: Manticore
I’m a fan of classic monsters in contemporary fiction, which is probably why shows like
The Living Dead Dolls Fall Exclusive: Sweet Tooth
The days of long shadows grow near and thoughts of Halloween dance in the minds
Review: Z Nation #5
A year into the outbreak and the last remaining humans are starving, luckily there is
REVIEW: Grrl Scouts #4
Grrl Scouts: Magic Socks is one of those comic series where you kinda-sorta know what“s
Review: Grimm Tales of Terror #8
When a slumber party turns deadly and a simple game of “light as a feather,
REVIEW: The Unsound #3
Cullen Bunn and Jack T. Cole’s magical mystery tour continues in THE UNSOUND #3. Ashli,
Advance Review: By Chance Or Providence (TPB)
Described as “spells of melancholy, weaving their way through the medieval landscapes of ancient curses and
MOVIE REVIEW: It Comes at Night
Psychological Thriller starring Joel Edgerton. The world has changed, a serious biological threat has changed
Advance Review: Redlands #1
Thanks, in part, to the TV show American Horror, comic books are enjoying something of
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