horror
Wolvenheart Volume 1: Legendary Slayer introduces readers to time traveling monster hunter Sterling Cross as he battles the minions of evil.
Yummy is a Shudder Original bound to find its footing in the splatter film crowd but may leave others feeling queasy.
As Mr. Goodwill and Lady Hellaine work to establish themselves in Woodburgh, in Mercy #3, a mysterious group of Hunters stalk their prey.
‘Batman: The Smile Killer #1,’ the followup to the horror mini-series Joker: Killer Smile, explores the disturbing psyche of a young Bruce Wayne.
Plunge #4 sees the salvage crew learn what the residents of the island want, and what they really are. The question now is can they trust them.
Curon sees a mother return to her ancestral home with her children after 17 years away. But nothing good seems to await them as strange events begin.
Judd awakens to find himself in mortal danger and forced to make an impossible choice in Family Tree #6 from Image Comics.
Killing Floor 2 has kicked summer off with a free event: Perilous Plunder. With a new map, character skins, and guns, what’s there not to love?
From the Chattanooga Film Fest, Scare Package packs a punch with anthology horror stories that focus on subverting and embracing horror tropes.
Warning: Do Not Play offers up a winding story by using multiple perspectives pushed by a stellar protagonist.
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