Independent Horror Anthology ‘Paroxysm’ Launches Its Third Volume On Kickstarter October 1st
Paroxysm Volume III, the third installment of the independent black and white horror anthology series, is coming to Kickstarter on
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Read moreFrom writer and illustrator Colin Lorimer, colorist Joana Lafuente, and letterer Jim Campbell comes Daisy, a tale both horrific and
Read moreWritten by Doug Wagner Art by Daniel Hillyard, Dave Stewart “Walter can’t remember who he is, and without him, this
Read moreTo no-one’s surprise, I imagine, Image Comics brings us news that Skottie Young and Jorge Corona’s The Me You Love
Read moreCelebrate Halloween II‘s 40th anniversary in Fright-Rags’ Haddonfield Memorial Hospital replica jacket, as well as new apparel from ’80s favorites
Read moreScott Snyder teams up with artist Denys Cowan for a Nocterra Special: Blacktop Bill, a one shot special featuring the
Read moreWritten by Dan Watters Art by Capsar Wignjaard A national trauma has been successfully weaponized — which is probably fine
Read moreThe Twelve Sisters of the Never-ending Castle, the new comic by the master @shintarokago about his Never-ending Castle world!It
Read moreOn this week’s episode of Not Your Final Girl, Candace and Ariel guest on Black Women Are Scary, a radio-dramatic
Read moreWritten by Ed Brisson Art by Damian Couceiro “It’s a showdown in Garberville! Vanessa’s new friend might just be an
Read moreTony and Brendan have very different tastes in comics. Tony loves his capes, super powers, and sci-fi. Brendan tends to
Read moreWritten by Ram V Art by Mike Perkins Coloured by Mike Spicer “Broken and untethered from the Green, the Swamp Thing
Read moreWritten by David Avallone Art by Juan Samu “The two titans of horror and comedy unite in comics for the very first
Read moreIn anticipation of Michael Myers’ return, Fright-Rags has launched its Halloween Kills collection along with new apparel from An American
Read moreWritten and illustrated by Ed Piskor “The breakout smash hit of 2021 wraps up its debut four-issue monthly “season” with
Read moreThe debut issue of AfterShock Comic’s series Beyond the Breach was easily one described as going from zero to sixty
Read moreBlack Caravan, the horror imprint of Scout Comics, is ready to unleash the Swamp Dogs on the world– and the
Read moreTony and Brendan have very different tastes in comics. Tony loves his capes, super powers, and sci-fi. Brendan tends to
Read moreTony and Brendan have very different tastes in comics. Tony loves his capes, super powers, and sci-fi. Brendan tends to
Read moreArchie Comics has announced a new horror anthology for Fall 2021, Chilling Adventures In Sorcery #1. Featuring scripts by Eliot
Read moreIf both the various forms of media we consume and real-life have taught us anything, the rich probably being up
Read moreWritten by Dan Watters Art by Casper Wijngaard As its horrors emanate across America, the Home Sick Pilots must return
Read moreAmi and Buzz try to lay low in Seattle, but even then the lure of the Old James’ house still
Read moreGreetings, ghouls, and get ready for a little tension and suspense. Candace Sluder and Ariel Dyer are back from the
Read moreWritten by Ed Brisson Art by Damian Couceiro “The Breach has hit California. Thousands of interdimensional creatures now trapped in
Read moreWitten and illustrated by Michael Walsh “For the fifth installment of horror anthology THE SILVER COIN from MICHAEL WALSH, CHIP
Read moreStanley’s got it rough. His girlfriend is cheating on him, and not even trying to hide it. His commute sucks.
Read moreWritten by David Leslie Johnson-McGoldrick, Rex Ogle, Tim Seeley Pencils Garry Brown, Dave Johnson, Kelley Jones Coloured by Jordie Bellaire, Dave Johnson, Mike Spicer
Read moreWritten by Scott Snyder Pencils Rafael Albuquerque Coloured by Dave McCaig Letters by Steve Wands “The sequel to the Eisner Award-winning American Vampire
Read moreDuring the past couple of years, virtual conventions have offered a variety of panels that cover a wide berth of
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