Sculpter/Cartoonist Shing Yin Khor has put together a stunning anthology of Horror Comics. The first issue of Blood Root came out this month and is filled with four beautifully illustrated short tales. The first (my favorite) by James Neish tells the story of a loving husband and the horrific secret his family keeps. Neish did […]
Beloved Strip Search contestant, Abby Howard, has been giving The Last Halloween her all since the season finale. Her ongoing Graphic Novel is about a young girl, Mona, who finds herself to be humanity’s unwilling hero after monsters break through the shadows one particularly noteworthy Hallow’s Eve. Abby’s dynamic gruesome illustrations are a great contrast […]
It takes a lot to scare me. Well, for the most part. Snakes and syringes will have me running, but in terms of horror films or books or anything of the genre? It takes more than a jump scare to give me nightmares. The first graphic novel volume of Garth Ennis’s series, Crossed, managed to […]
It’s always a conflicting situation when you’re a fan of an author, but have to write a negative review of one of their works. I love Caitlin Kittredge. I think she’s a phenomenal writer and one of those people that I just wanna take out for ice cream (unless she’s lactose intolerant). However, I also […]
Kevin Melon, who is not new to the comic industry by any means, has recently come out with with his first big creator-owned publication, Suicide Sisters. He has been involved in many projects; Most notably he has collaborated twice on a graphic novel with Dennis Hopeless and is currently working as a storyboard artist on […]
THE CURSE OF RAGDOLL is a 96-page, black and white graphic novel, written and illustrated by Mike Wolfer, lettered by Natalie Jane, with cover colors by Ceci de la Cruz. Vengeance from beyond the grave is the theme, as a supernatural, patchwork horror hunts down and exacts her revenge upon each killer responsible for the […]
If we can take away one lesson from the horror genre, let it be this– Don’t have car trouble. This little trope always seems to be the catalyst for some of the more violent sets of events, and ‘The Rattler’ is by no means an exception. This graphic novel by Jason McNamara and Greg Hinkle […]
