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I think it’s safe to say I am in the minority as far as being able to say I enjoyed the 1998 American Godzilla film. I know a lot of people hate it. The Japanese especially...

The good folks at Great British Ghosts were kind enough to let me read the first issue of upcoming ghost story anthology series, Malevolents. The book is written by Thom Burgess and drawn by Joe Becci....

If you grew up in the 80’s and 90’s, then this is exciting news indeed. The independent publishing giant IDW will be releasing two brand new comics based on the Garbage Pail Kids and Edward Scissorhands...

Not since Hellblazer has a horror comic had my attention like the first few issues of Nailbiter. It’s a fascinating concept: Buckaroo, Oregon has given birth to sixteen of the world’s worst serial killers, among them...

This comic is a masterpiece for fans of the slasher genre. It is a slasher fan’s wet dream, written as a fanboy’s story, designed after thecrisis stories from DC comics. SPOILERS ABOUND! Freddy vs Jason vs...

Author Justin Jordan describes his new series The Spread as “Lone Wolf and Cub in a world where John Carpenter’s the Thing ate North America.” I have a confession to make: if you want my attention and quite possibly my undying...

Last Wednesday saw the launch of the first issue of the “Ash Gets Hitched” Army of Darkness mini series. This takes place in the new, retconned Army of Darkness series, written by Steve Niles (30 Days...