Advance Review: Politics Takes Center Stage In `Something Is Killing The Children’ #29
As if things weren’t difficult enough for Erica Slaughter, now she has to deal with office politics. On the run
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Advance Review: The Craziest Thing You’ve Ever Heard In `Ice Cream Man’ #34
What’s the craziest thing you’ve ever heard? It’s a question that keeps coming up between two homeless men who find
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Advance Review: `Dead Mall’ #4 Is No Blue Light Special
It’s difficult to believe that a four-part series could wear out its welcome so quickly. Yet somehow Dead Mall did.
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Advance Review: Abusive Relationships Abound In `A Foulness In The Walls’
As destructive as they are abusive relationships can be hard to break out of. Whether it’s the abused partner’s lack
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Review: ‘Superliminal Latency’ Is An Assortment Of Literary Rides
There are a variety of different genres in this book. Those looking for more realistic settings will obviously prefer the
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IDW Reveal Covers For The Scott Snyder Curated ‘Dark Spaces: Good Deeds’
Announced last summer at San Diego Comic-Con, we haven’t heard much more about Dark Spaces: Good Deeds, the second comic
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Film Review: ‘Skinamarink’
The subgenre of found footage came back into vogue with Paranormal Activity (2007) and has remained popular to one degree
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Adult Animation Revolution: Glitch Productions Teases A New Era For Teen Animation
Glitch Productions is the studio behind Murder Drones and several other web-based animated projects. Glitch recently announced that the company
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Flashback: Previewing ‘Little Monsters’ #10
Written by Jeff Lemire Art by Dustin Nguyen In a heart-wrenching flashback issue the pain of Romie’s biggest secret is
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Advance Review: Hunters Become The Hunted In `Stranger Things- Tales From Hawkins’ #1
Ah Hawkins, Indiana! A small town where nothing ever happens. That is, until the calendar turns to 1983 and the
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Advance Review: Playing In The Ball Pit From Hell In `Dead Mall’ #3
Kids playlands are staples of any mall from the last several decades. These kiddie wonderlands allow the brats to let
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Talking with Dan Panosian About His New Rock Horror ‘Black Tape’ From AWA Upshot
Dan Panosian steps back from the drawing board for his latest series, Black Tape, from AWA Upshot. A Seventies-set rock
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‘M3gan’ — Originality Through Copying
It’s often been said that there are only six different types of stories and every story that’s created is only
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Rock And Roll, Addiction, And Centipedes: Rich Douek And Alex Cormack Talk ‘Breath Of Shadows’
Writer Rich Douek and artist Alex Cormack pop by to chat about Breath of Shadows, their new horror book published
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Previewing ‘DC Horror Presents: Sgt. Rock Vs. The Army Of The Dead’ #5
Writer: Bruce Campbell Artist: Eduardo Risso Colours: Kristian Rossi Letters: Rob Leigh “They’ve blasted their way through impossible scenarios and
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Image Comics To Publish Saladin Ahmed And Dave Acosta’s Cyberpunk Horror ‘Terrorwar’ This Spring
Eisner-winning writer Saladin Ahmed (Miles Morales) and artist Dave Acosta (Elvira) are to make their Image Comics debut with the
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Cullen Bunn Partners With Outland Entertainment For New Horror Comics Imprint
Outland Entertainment has announced a new imprint and publishing initiative focusing on terror. A deeper foray into the horror genre
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The Monsters Among Us: Reviewing ‘Specs’ #3
There are a number of established formulas of a sort for natural escalation within stories no matter the medium used.
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Series Finale Preview: ‘Ten Thousand Black Feathers’ #5
Written by Jeff Lemire Art by Andrea Sorrentino “MINISERIES FINALE SPECIAL EXTRA-LENGTH ISSUE!There is one final adventure for Jackie and
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Advance Review: Tragedy Is Good For Business In `Dark Ride’ #4
When an accident happens at a theme park, it makes headlines that usually take their toll on attendance. After all,
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Advance Review: `Something Is Killing The Children’ #28 Returns To Form
That’s more like it. After several issues wasting readers’ time on developing non-essential (and largely non-interesting) characters, Something is Killing
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Multicoloured Mayhem And Dark Comedy: Reviewing ‘Plush’ #2
Things just go from bad to work for our hapless hero, Devin Fulcher, in Plush #2 by writer Doug Wagner
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Goat-Faced Killer: Previewing ‘Plush’ #2
Written by Doug Wagner Art by Daniel Hillyard “Still in his overly ripe fursuit, Devin can only watch from his
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Advance Review: Hell Comes To Earth In `The Roadie’ #4
Just in time for Christmas, it’s…the Satan? The limited series about a 1980s roadie that fought the demons accidently summoned
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Franchise Expansion (Or Implosion): ‘Halloween Ends’
Franchise Expansion (or Implosion) is a column that looks at franchises that have new installments or releases forthcoming. In looking
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New To You Comics #123: ‘Tis The Season For `Happy Horror Days’
New To You Comics gets into the spirit of the holidays this week with Happy Horror Days, a one-shot from
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Archie Comics Announces ‘Chilling Adventures Presents… Pop’s Chock’lit Shoppe Of Horrors’ One-Shot
Archie Comics has announced Chilling Adventures Presents… Pop’s Chock’lit Shoppe Of Horrors One-Shot, dropping next March from writers Amy Chase,
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Advance Review: Where’s The Action In `Something Is Killing The Children’ #27?
Has Erica Slaughter lost her mojo? After 25+ issues and more awards that writer James Tynion IV and artist Werther
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Digging An Even Deeper Hole: Reviewing ‘Specs’ #2
What began as a simple but scary situation with wish-granting glasses from a comic book has taken a turn. Be
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Advance Review: Welcome To A Sanctuary For Slashers In `Where Monsters Lie’ #1
A new series from Dark Horse Comics answers those age-old questions of what Michael Myers does between Halloweens and where
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Adult Animation Revolution: New Genres In Animation
“Animation is a medium not a genre.” That’s what everyone says and yet for the past 30 years the vast
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