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Something Is Killing The Children #4 takes a step back from slaughter and mayhem to give its characters and readers a chance to breathe.
After a brutal attack where she lost her eye Daisy now finds herself experiencing bizarre events in The Red Mother #1 from BOOM! Studios.
In The Dollhouse Family #2, the creative team has dialed up the horror as Alice’s life is shattered after listening to the Dollhouse.
Medieval-horror was not something that I thought I needed in my life. Then, I checked out the Shudder Exclusive The Head Hunter.
In John Constantine: Hellblazer #1, the titular anti-hero is back in London and his old tricks-and just in time, if not completely at home in 2019.
Batman: Creature of the Night #4 sees the conclusion of the story of Bruce Wainwright and his connection to a supernatural Batman.
Eva is a teenage girl who doesn’t fit in but when she accidentally catches a mysterious boy in a terrible act everything changes in Heartbeat #1.
A man must investigate strange goings-on as he looks for a lost friend in the classic Lovecraftian horror comic Cromwell Stone from Titan Comics.
‘The Dollhouse Family #1’ is about Alice, a six-year-old who receives a 19th-century dollhouse for her birthday complete with a family of antique dolls.
In ‘Killadelphia’, #1, a detective returns home to bury his murdered father and discovers a twisted underworld in the streets of Philadelphia.
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