Reviewed by Brady Steele. A good deal of insightful backstory comes into view in The Goon: Once Upon A Hard Time #3. Confessions from mad men...
“Archie vs. Predator” #2 is fucking rad, this series demands to be read now. Powering through the first issues gratuitous set up was well worth it...
An interesting mix of character development and action, “EI8HT” #4 pushes its scattered timeline with eye-catching visuals. Jumping everywhere from past, present, and future, plus the...
Curt Pires is on a meteoric rise this past year with critical hits “POP” and “Mayday”, two books that hold a scathing mirror up to culture...
“Ghost Fleet” #7 is some of the craziest shit I have ever seen in a comic. The very definition of balls to the walls action, this...
Reviewed By Jorge Solis. An exciting sci-fi thriller with interesting protagonists, “Neverboy” #3 delivers a surreal tale that blurs the line between reality and fantasy. How far...
The first Saturday in May is Free Comic Book Day. Where every major publisher rounds up some of their best promotional material and offers readers a taste...
“Fight Club 2″ #1 proves sequels are difficult territory. Chuck Palahniuk is perhaps faced with a certain set of expectations set forth by his own characters...
“Grindhouse Drive In Bleed Out” returns this month with the rousing second and final part of “Blood Lagoon.” Part 1 may have been a bit on...
“Harrow County” #1 is a rural tale of ancient horror brought to life by Cullen Bunn’s fearful narration and Tyler Crook’s incredible watercolors. The atmosphere of...
This October, experience the story of one of America’s most notorious killers as ‘Green River Killer’ heads to paperback for the first time. Throughout the 1980s, the...
“Archie Vs. Predator” #1 is something special, honestly who could’ve seen this comic coming. It’s like a relic from a bygone era. Taking us back to...
We recognize that there are plenty of incredible comics every week competing for your cash, but there can be only one horror comic of the week. This...
Reviewed by Brady Steele. 1775 is an era of rebellion and chaos in the nascent United States of America. Rebels #1 showcases how tumultuous and truly turbulent a time...
Last week at ECCC Dark Horse Comics announced several new comic book series, including one right here at Bloody-Disgusting: The Steam Man, each of them pushing Dark...
Lady Killer #4 continues to show that comic readers are capable of appreciating nuance, that this media is capable of a fun action-packed romp but is...
Reviewed by Jorge Solis. An exciting thriller with a clever twist, “Never Boy” #2 blurs the thin line between reality and fantasy. An interesting take on inspiration...
A licensed comic that captures the essence of the subject matter and uses it to tell a compelling story? Hard to believe but ‘The Witcher: Fox...
Today, Dark Horse announce from Emerald City Comic Con a new creator-owned work from a concept by Joe Lansdale (Batman TAS) and written by Mark Miller for...
“Murder Book” is a series of 16 semi-related short stories that each deal with a murder (or several). Some are accidental, some are revenge, many are...
Grindhouse’s second series, now titled ‘Grindhouse Drive In, Bleed Out’ started off quite strong with Slay Ride. A horrific twist on your good old fashioned yuletide...
Reviewed by Brady Steele. This month’s installment of The Goon: Once Upon A Hard Time #2 is aptly titled “A Man Turned Animal”. Readers get to see how truly lost and...
We’re part of a generation inspired by the space opera. Star Wars came at a perfect time but movies with that sort of insane scope are hard...
Reviewed By Jorge Solis. An interesting follow-up, “EI8HT” #2 takes readers on a twisted journey into the scattered timeline. With an insanely clever premise and eye-catching visuals, the...
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