horror
In NOS4A2 Episode 3, “The Gas Mask Man,” Bing Partridge is put to work by Charlie Manx while Vic desperately tries to have a normal life.
With a run-time of 5-minutes, Hearth makes every moment count as it causes you to think twice about AirBnB-ing your property.
‘The Empty Man #8’ is the final issue in this horror series from BOOM! Studios following the Kerry family as they hope to escape the Empty Man plague.
‘The Replacer’ shows familial trauma through the eyes of a nine-year old. Gut-wrenching and powerful, it’s worth a read..
In NOS4A2 Episode 2, “The Graveyard of What Might Be,” Bing Partridge seeks out Charlie Manx while Vic and Maggie finally meet.
Boar (2019) is packed with genre favorites, gruesome deaths, and bunches of fake blood dripping from the jaws of a rampaging pig.
Warren Ellis and Jason Howard bring their strange vision of an escape from a secret colony to life in the pages of ‘Cemetery Beach’ from Image Comics.
‘Hellboy and The B.P.R.D.: The Beast of Vargu’ takes the world’s greatest paranormal investigator to the haunted mountains of Romania.
‘Buffy The Vampire Slayer #5’ is a great start to a new arc story-wise but the change in artist leaves a lot to be desired as we learn Xander’s fate.
‘DCeased #2’ builds on the first issue as Tom Taylor builds out the lore around the monsters and continues to kill the DC Universe.
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