Genres tend to only be recognized in retrospect, with critics commenting on certain patterns in media years after the fact and organizing art into easily classifiable...
The Conjuring: Last Rights director Michael Chaves is writing a dark fantasy horror comic titled Corpse Knight. The first issue in the six-part limited series will...
Recently adapted into the Joe Lynch film Suitable Flesh, H.P. Lovecraft‘s cosmic horror short story The Thing on the Doorstep is being turned into a comic....
Award-winning writer Tananarive Due (The Reformatory) and rising star artist Kelsey Ramsay (Dark Spaces: Good Deeds) join forces for The Horizon Experiment: Moon Dogs, a new werewolf...
Witchblade, the popular comic series that initially ran from 1995 to 2015 and launched a TV series, is getting resurrected in a new comic series from...
It’s hard not to admire Todd McFarlane. Despite some admittedly valid criticism regarding his artwork, storytelling and shady collaborations with other artists, it’s amazing to think...
In the summer of 1992, famed comic book artist Todd McFarlane shook up the industry when he unleashed his very own comic creation SPAWN to the...
Fear The Walking Dead has arrived bringing a new type of zombie apocalypse with it. Instead of throwing the viewer into the middle of a world...
Invisible Republic #4 slows down significantly as the focus shifts this month. Acting as a breather of sorts after the tense action of the previous issue....
Readers are in for one helluva super-trippy ride filled with scares and suspense in Southern Cross #4. With images upon images, the fourth installment proves why...
Reviewed by Taylor Hoffman // @taylorcheckers The Surface #3 continues a challenging and refreshing sci-fi adventure into the meld between subconscious thought and perceived reality, and...
The last 3 issues of “Alex + Ada” finally delivered the action and intensity I’ve been waiting for for more than a year. This is a...
“Roche Limit: Clandestiny” #2 ups the ante with an action packed issue. Our heroes begin to face off against some truly insidious creatures and encounter some...
Reviewed by Brady Steele. You want horror? You want truly shocking? You want hope shattering storytelling? You should read The Nameless #4 right now so you...
A gripping dystopian thriller, “Starve” #1 packs a major cringe-inducing wallop towards the end. I swear you will not look at food the same way after...
I gave “Chrononauts” a hard time when the first issue came out calling it “Time Bros” and drawing attention to the flat characters and groan-worthy dialogue....
Reviewed by Taylor Hoffman–– Valkyrie Black Cat Comics, SLC // @taylorcheckers Drugs, sex, and insider comic dick jokes. What else could you want? This absolutely isn’t...
Reviewed By Taylor Hoffman. In “Pisces” #2 Kurtis Wiebe and Johnny Christmas dig deeply into the mind of a haunted veteran whose ghosts of war follow...
We recognize that there are plenty of incredible comics competing for your cash, but there can be only one HORROR COMIC OF THE WEEK. This week, the honored...
“Valhalla Mad” is a comedy about three Norse Gods who descend on earth for a ritual they call “The Gluttonalia”, which is basically an excuse to...
Reviewed by Taylor Hoffman // @taylorcheckers We’ve all been lied to, science is a complete farce that hides the truth of all the world’s problems –...
“The Mantle” #1 is a self-aware superhero book with an uncommon twist: Mantles die a lot. The Mantle is hunted by The Plague, for reasons yet...
Reviewed by Jorge Solis. The nail-biting suspense builds as the vivid imagery takes hold in Southern Cross #3. The third installment continues to prove why the...
Ed Brisson has been writing comics for years. His incredible talent allows him to tell gut-wrenching stories with five pages. Look no further than his amazing...
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