Review — ‘Frankenstein: New World — The Speed Of Darkness #4’
Welcome to the table, Found family is a powerful thing, and within the pages of Frankenstein: New World — The
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Clem Robins
Big Love In Small Moments — Reviewing ‘Hellboy In Love: Obsidian #2’
Welcome to the table, Hellboy in Love maintains its historic occult ties, while continuing to be a really charming story
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Review — Nostalgic Saturday Morning Vibes In ‘Young Hellboy: Thrilling Sky Adventures’ #2
Welcome to the table, If you are looking for pulse-pounding pulp adventure with a side order of occult oddities, then
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New Horrors In A Future Landscape — Reviewing ‘Frankenstein: New World — The Speed Of Darkness #3’
Welcome to the table, When the things that scare us from the past haunt the far-flung future, the terror takes
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Echoes Of ‘The Wolves Of Saint August’ — Reviewing ‘Hellboy & The B.P.R.D.: The Monster Of Nivola’
Welcome to the table, The Wolves of Saint August, the collected color version from 1995, was one of the most
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Review — ‘Young Hellboy: Thrilling Sky Adventures’ #1 Brings Pulp Adventure To A Story Within A Story
Welcome to the table, The thrilling action and adventure of the fictional 1930s and 1940s have captured the imaginations of
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Review — ‘Frankenstein New World: The Speed Of Darkness’ #2 Continues To Delight
Welcome to the table, Time is a funny thing. We only get what we get. Then we are gone. The
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Review — ‘Hellboy In Love: Obsidian’ #1 Balances Romance And Horror In The Best Way
Welcome to the table, Merriam-Webster defines love as “strong affection for another arising out of kinship or personal ties.” That’s
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The Softer Side Of Anung Un Rama — Reviewing ‘Hellboy In Love: Black Eyes’
Welcome to the table, There is a concept that places have souls; that there is a spirit or an echo
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Review — ‘Leonide The Vampyr: The House of Yonda #2’ Resurrects Gothic Romance
Welcome to the table, Mike Mignola is one of my favorite storytellers, and I’ve been really taken with the art
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Nothing As It Seems In The Fiendish Family Feud — Reviewing ‘The Crown: A Tale Of Hell #2’
Welcome to the table, The second chapter of The Crown: A Tale of Hell takes us into the chaotic and
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Stenbeck Delivers Limitless Imagination Opportunities — Reviewing ‘Lands Unknown: The Skinless Man’ #2
Welcome to the table, I’ve really enjoyed the Tales from Lands Unknown offerings so far. Bowling with Corpses provided a
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Darkness Waits To Ambush The Light — Reviewing ‘Frankenstein New World: The Speed Of Darkness’ #1
Welcome to the table, Dark Horse Comics and Curious Objects have brought us another chapter in the ongoing tale of
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Review — “Tales From Lands Unknown: Uri Tupka And The Gods” Is Allegorical Artistry
Welcome to the table, Mike Mignola is a modern myth maker. Much like Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm, the fabled Aesop,
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Review — ‘Leonide The Vampyre: The House of Yonda #1’ Is A Fairytale With Teeth
Welcome to the table, I spent a semester devoted to studying Bram Stoker‘s Dracula. It was one of the best
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Review: Keeping The West Weird With ‘Carmen Red Claw #3’
Welcome to the table, It’s a little wild and a little strange when you make your home down on the
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Original Horror Folklore The World Needs Right Now — Reviewing ‘Lands Unknown: The Skinless Man’ #1
Welcome to the table, The Skinless Man has warlocks, a skinless man, a magic baby, and a witch telling stories.
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Review: ‘Captain Henry And The Graveyard Of Time’ #4 Concludes First Arc With Fun And Future Seeds
Welcome to the table, As Captain Henry and the Graveyard of Time‘s first story arc ends, I’m here to
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Review — ‘The Crown: A Tale Of Hell’ #1 Is A Delight Of Infernal Machinations
Welcome to the table, Maya Angelou once said, “You can’t really know where you are going until you know where
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Wonder Is A Powerful Thing — Reviewing ‘Miss Truesdale And The Rise of Man’ #2
Welcome to the table, Wonder is a powerful thing. When I was in elementary school, I was not allowed to
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Reviewing ‘Hellboy And The B.P.R.D.: The Ghost Ships Of Labrador’ And Reflecting On Conversations with Guy Davis, Disability Representation, And The Monsters Who Made Me
Welcome to the table, It’s story time. When I was in my early 20s, a friend and I used to
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Artistry In Paneled Form: Reviewing ‘Miss Truesdale And The Rise Of Man’ #1
Welcome to the table, Miss Truesdale and the Fall of Hyperborea was a comic that, provided my faculties remain with
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A Delightful Dance Through Time: Reviewing ‘Captain Henry And The Graveyard Of Time’ #2
Welcome to the table, I am going to keep this review as spoiler-free as possible. Each page turn is jam-packed
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Dark Horse Announces ‘Leonide The Vampyr: The House Of Yonda’ From Mike Mignola And Rachele Aragno
Welcome to the table, My editor tells me he has dropped a new vampire story on my desk, and
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Mike Mignola And Rae Allen Head West With ‘Carmen Red Claw: Belly Of The Beast’
Welcome to the table, I’ve been traveling a lot as of late. In my travels, the time away from the
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Dark Horse Announces ‘Miss Truesdale And The Rise Of Man’
Welcome to the table, I love the Hellboy Universe. With the exception of maybe one book in the last 20
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Dark Horse Comics Announces ‘Hellboy In Love’ For Late Summer 2025
Welcome to the table, Love is in the air for our pal Hellboy and archaeologist Anastasia Bransfield in the newest
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Review — ‘The Serpent In The Garden: Ed Grey And The Last Battle For England’ #2
Welcome to the table, As a kid, mythology and lore were favorites of mine. There was always a library book
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Review — ‘The Serpent In The Garden: Ed Grey And The Last Battle For England’ #1
Welcome to the table, It is no secret that I’m a fan of the Mignola-Verse. The various bits of
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Talking ‘Backflash’ With Mat Johnson And Steve Lieber
In a fair world, Devin would be able to grieve the death of his mother without the threat of her
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Something Spooky: We Are Pledged In ‘Wytches’
Sometimes, the scariest monsters in mythology are things we’re familiar with — vampires, werewolves, legends told and retold. Other times,
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