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Penny Dreadful: The Awakening Vol 1 got a new edition, highlighting the art of Jesús Hervás, the Artist Edition is a black, white, and red, take on the book
‘Exorsisters #4’ features a story involving deals with devils, angels who have fallen from heaven, and a lot of paranormal detective work.
The creative team of ‘Buffy The Vampire Slayer #1’ was able to capture the uniqueness of Sunnydale, Buffy-speak, and the personalities of the characters.
’Deep Roots’ is the ecological collapse of the world that encompasses a blend of sci-fi and horror in a post-apocalyptic society.
They say you can’t go home again, but “They” obviously didn’t have have Jedidiah Jenkins as their daddy.
The seventh volume in IDW’s archival series, Cry from the Coffin collects a host of pre Comics Code Authority titles from across the horror comic world.
Horror directors have been tackling comic book movies since the beginning, and they’re the best for the visual job. Check out why
Does Escape Room reinvigorate the puzzle focused containment horror subgenre that Saw popularized? Find out now.
Bird Box may seem similar to 2018’s A Quiet Place, but it stands on it’s own ability to both build empathy and fear in its audience.
Horror may be getting snubbed with the recent award noms, but it was a strong year for the genre. Check out the best horror of 2018.
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