Comics
Comic Review: Puppet Master #16
Puppet Master #16 kicks off a new arc and I’ll admit I had some questions going into this. So much had been wrapped up in the previous issue and with the Bodega Bay Inn having been closed and a...
Exclusive Interview: C. Courtney Joyner Talks Lurking Fear, Puppet Master and More!
C. Courtney Joyner is an icon of the video era of horror movies. He has written amazing, cult classic horror films like Prison, From a Whisper to a Scream, Class of 1999 and Puppet Master III: Toulon&...
Comic Review: Buffy the Vampire Slayer #28
I know of several fans who stopped reading the comic because of something they were certain was going to happen in this issue. So, obviously, there’s no way to avoid spoilers because we’...
Comic Review: Prometheus: Life and Death Issue 1
In the midst of the aftershock of 2012’s Prometheus and on the verge of Ridley Scott’s Alien: Covenant, the hunger for Xenomorph nirvana is more rampant than ever. Fortunately, Dark Hors...
Horror Block Unboxing – May 2016
Nerd Block is a subscription mystery box that delivers geeky collectibles right to your door each month. You can choose whatever theme box you are into–there’s the Classic Block, Ar...
Advance Comic Review: Harrow County 13
Harrow County 13 launches a new story arc within the Eisner nominated horror series’ bizarre universe. Emmy has believed throughout the series that she is the only one of her kind because n...
Comic Review: Buffy: The High School Years — Freaks & Geeks
With the season ten comic book coming to a close, it’s refreshing to see a graphic novel that stands on its own to take us back to what made audiences fall in love with Buffy in the first place...
Comic Review: Death Follows
Death Follows is another winner by writer Cullen Bunn, one of the creative minds behind the wildly successful Harrow County series. The story begins in similar fashion, featuring a young girl nam...
Comic Review: Aliens: Defiance #2
Aliens: Defiance #2 immediately retains the best thing about the first issue, it is incredibly cinematic. It feels almost as if you’re reading genuine storyboards for an Alien sequel and—...