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The Crow Hack/Slash #1 is perfect for new readers of both titles in this crossover with violence, fear, and character development.
With only one issue left in the series, Ghost Tree #3 pulls out all the stops, filled with quiet melancholy and gentle beauty.
In Annabelle Comes Home the babysitter of the Warren’s daughter and her friend unknowingly awaken an evil spirit trapped in the doll.
Angel #2 is published by BOOM! Studios. This issue is the second in the reimagining of the vampire with a soul from Joss Whedon’s Buffy universe.
‘Batman: Damned #3,’ from DC Comics’ DC Black Label, concludes the supernatural tale surrounding the Joker and who killed him.
Midsommar is a trip into a fairytale that oscillates between nightmare and oddity, humorous and grotesque, and is a great second outing for Ari Aster.
‘We Sold Our Souls’ is a novel published by Quirk Books following former metal-head and guitarist Kris as she takes on Black Iron Mountain
Events continue to get more complex in Stranger Things: SIX Issue #2 nightmares, frightful visions, continue to plague Francine.
In NOS4A2’s fourth episode, “The House of Sleep,” Vic seeks the Wraith and learns she must trust her gift while a body surfaces in Haverhill.
Los Espookys, the new Spanish-language comedy from HBO and Fred Armisen is bringing the creepy, the strange, and the just plain weird to Friday nights.
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