Review: ‘The Plot #6’ Arrives At A Place Of Understanding
The surface bubbles, then breaks. From unfathomable depths crawls terrors bound by knotted rope and creeping vine that link the
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Review: Pacts Are Made And Broken In ‘White Ash #6’
The moment we’ve all been waiting for arrives in this issue of White Ash! Okay, the moment I’ve been waiting
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Review: You Don’t Chop Up A Blood Demon In ‘Grit #2’
Mushroom caps crawl the trees of the Blood Soaked Grove. Here, dark fantasy and pulp blend in the timeless lands
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Review: ‘Mercy #5’ Is Out For Some Good, Wholesome Revenge
Heavens to Betsy! Everyone wants a piece of Lady Hellaine, but what does Nolwenn want? Mercy #5 finds us (and
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Advance Review: All Things Must End ‘Dracula, Motherf**ker’
Pop culture of early 1960s depicted Los Angeles as the utopia of the eternal summer. Colleges and universities offered free
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Review: You Can’t Hang Freedom In ‘A Man Among Ye #2’
When we last sailed with A Man Among Ye, Anne Bonny crashed into our hearts astride a Jacob’s Ladder with
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Review: Small Town With Big Secrets In ‘Atlantis Wasn’t Built For Tourists #1’
There are secret places where magic still exists in the world. Hidden places, where alliances forged of necessity protect the
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Review: No Rest For The Wiccans In ‘Shadow Service #1’
Ignorance definitely isn’t bliss in Vault’s premier issue of Shadow Service. While on a standard investigation tracking down a particularly
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Review: Victory Is A Bitter Fruit In ‘Vlad Dracul Issue 2’
Arrows blacken the skies outside the Giurgiu fortress. Beneath them, the wails of thousands of men cry for salvation. Vlad’s
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Bruce Livingstone and Mike Willcox On Their Coming Of Age Classic ‘The Lost City Of Heracleon’
Fresh from Boom’s Archaia division comes a new graphic novel from iStockphoto founder, Bruce Livingstone, and artist Mike Willcox, whose
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Review: The City-State Of Transformation In ‘Bleed Them Dry #2’
When we first meet Detective Holloway in Issue #1, she and vamp-partner Atticus Black were at a dead end in
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Crowdfunding Comics: War Has No Winners in Fell Hound’s ‘Commander Rao’ Kickstarter
Commander Rao is a woman of legend. Embittered from a decades long war, she takes it upon herself to kill
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Review: Everything s On Fire In ‘Die #12’
I know, I know. After my review of Issue #11, why would I return to the world of ‘Die?’ Well,
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Crowdfunding Comics: Jordan Patrick Finn Talks Samurai And Cosmic Horror On ‘Death Kanji’ On Kickstarter
Writer Jordan Patrick Finn is onto something. Yes, 80 pages of samurais and Lovecraftian horror is more than enough to
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Comic-Con@Home’s ‘LGTBQA Characters on TV’ Celebrates Representation In Sci-fi And Fantasy
Have you ever clapped, or snapped, along when your favorite podcast or show hit points you’ve been trying to make
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Review: ‘Sweet Heart’ Brings Back The Terror Of Legacy In Issue 2 Print Run
Sweet Heart gets back in the saddle this week, with the print release of issue 2 after a pandemic related
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Comic-Con@Home: Afro-Futurism Examines The Past to Tell The Future
Afro-Futurism defies categorization. With feet firmly planted in the present, it looks forward by looking back. It feels like a
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Advance Review: ‘White Ash #5’ Gives New Meaning to Road Snacks
When we last left White Ash, Aleck was ready to leave the town, and it’s many secrets behind. Nevermind, the
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Review: The Reaper Beckons in ‘Vlad Dracul #1’
Silence descends on wooden roofs blanketed by snow. Icy winds chill the hearts of Brasov like bated breath. On the
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Advance Review: ‘Metalshark Bro 2: Assault on Hamzig Island #1’ Is Your Perfect Quarantine Distraction
There’s nothing like a little irreverent humor to keep the quarantine sads away. Metalshark Bro arrives just in time to
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Crowdfunding Comics: Natasha Kennedy Talks the Cosmology of ‘Tempest’
With lockdowns tightening around the country, we retreat from the momentary reprieve of exterior enjoyment for safety. The three-tiered universe
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Review: Running Straight For Hell In ‘Bitter Root #9’
Buckle up! ‘Bitter Root #9’ amps up the action (and metaphors) in the fourth installment of the ‘Rage and Redemption’
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Review: The Horror Of History In ‘The Plot #5’
The best ghost stories are those of the haunted. Not necessarily by spectral ghosts lurking around every corner, though fun.
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Before Man, There Was Black: ‘Electric Black: Volume 1’ Comic Review
There are times when horror balances levity and mythos deftly. Joseph Schmalke and Rich Woodall’s ‘The Electric Black: Volume 1‘
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Grime and High Color: ‘Glitter Vipers’ Creator Joe Glass Talks About His Cathartic Grindhouse Comic
We’re angry. Yet, we all need a bit of levity right now. Not as a distraction, mind you. As a
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Body and Bone: Zaire Lanier’s ‘The Bone Herder’ Is A Crowdfunding Hit
Nothing beats the feeling of overfunding your first Kickstarter. Zaire N. Lanier’s highly anticipated ‘The Bone Herder’ comic did exactly
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Review: ‘Die #11’ – Debts To The Gods
Somehow, I let Die amass two volumes before I caught up to Kieron Gillen and Stephanie Hans’ hit RPG comic.
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Review: ‘Dead Body Road: Bad Blood #1’ – Some Pasts Don’t Die
Within each of us exists a part that wants, sometimes desperately, to leave the past behind. Easier said than done.
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Review: Dinner Is Damned In Mirka Andolfo’s Gothic Horror ‘Mercy’ #3
Fans of the Victorian era rarely get widely publicized comics featuring fineries and social restrictions of the era. Luckily for
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Review: ‘Bleed Them Dry’#1 – Vampire Ninjas With Bite
Needless to say, Vault’s latest release gets me. Ignoring the hook of a vampire ninja tale for a second (a
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Film Review: ‘Scare Package’ Horror Anthology Shows Us The Tropes
Horror fans rejoice! Scare Package, the newest Shudder Original, pokes fun at some of the horror tropes we love to
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