Jared Thomas, Author at Capes and Tights

When the Blood has Dried #1: A Tragic Tale of Loss and Redemption

A tragic tale of loss and redemption that asks what’s left behind long after the bodies are buried and When the Blood Has Dried.

Three Unlikely Heroes Journey Through Space in Man’s Best #1

Man’s Best is a captivating story that takes readers on an unforgettable journey through space with three unlikely heroes.

The Biker Mice from Mars Return in NacelleVerse #0

Get ready for a blast from the past as iconic 1990s characters make a triumphant return to comics in NacelleVerse #0!

The Morning Star #1: A Heartfelt Supernatural Period Piece

The Morning Star, written by Tim Daniel and David Andry and illustrated by Marco Finnegan, is a period-style comic that takes us on a journey that transcends space and time while exploring the supernatural world in a unique way.

Wonderful Star Wars Comic Book Adaptation in Thrawn: Alliances

Attention Star Wars fans, the beloved character Thrawn has returned to the pages of comic books with Thrawn: Alliances!

Echo: Street-Level Action in the MCU

Echo is the latest addition to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but unlikely most MCU projects this story is much more street-level. The show premiered, in it’s entirety, on January 9, 2024 on Disney+ and Hulu.

Bruce Dickinson’s The Mandrake Project: A Century-Spanning Epic Tale

Bruce Dickinson’s The Mandrake Project is an epic tale that you won’t want to miss, especially for those fans of Iron Maiden.

Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom: A Disappointing Sequel?

While Aquaman and The Lost Kingdom had the potential to be an excellent addition to the Aquaman franchise, it falls short in many aspects.

Antler Noir Story in Deer Editor #1

Deer Editor #1 written by Ryan Lindsay and illustrated by Sami Kivelä, is a powerful debut issue that introduces readers to Bucky, a deer who also happens to be an editor at “The Truth,” a crime beat newspaper.

A Salacious and Hilarious Telling of the Mooby Origin in Quick Stops #1

If you’re a fan of Kevin Smith’s Askewniverse, then you’re in for a treat with Quick Stops #1, if you are not just move along.

Don’t Mess with Santa in Stuff of Nightmares: Slay Ride #1

In R.L. Stine’s Stuff of Nightmares: Slay Ride illustrated by Pius Bak with a cover by Francesco Francavilla, readers can be transported into a terrifying world where one Santa Claus is not the lovable character we all expect.

Mosquitoes Are Far More Than Annoying in Skeeters #1

Skeeters follows the story of a rural seaside community that is invaded by giant mosquito-like alien creatures. The town’s only hope for survival is a frustrated sheriff and two oddball exterminators. Written by Kevin Cuffe and Bob Frantz, with art by Kelly Williams and lettering by Chas! Pangburn, Skeeters is both comedic and gruesome.

Exploring the Unique and Timely Story of Lotus Land #1

Lotus Land is set in a dystopian Vancouver of the future, this comic book explores the metaphysical side of life, human nature, and the complexities of technology. With an eccentric storyline and stunning artwork, this book offers a unique perspective that is worth checking out.

A Golem-Powered Journey Through War-Torn Ukraine in Edenfrost #1

Edenfrost takes readers on a harrowing journey with teenage siblings Alex and Yuli in war-torn Ukraine after they lose their parents in a pogrom.

Spine-Tingling Ghost Stories in Ghostlore from Cullen Bunn

You are all in for a spine-tingling treat with the BOOM! Studios comic series, Ghostlore. Its unique premise of ghosts telling their own stories is a refreshing take on the traditional ghost story genre.

Pet Sematary: Bloodlines Adds to the Pet Sematary Lore

Pet Sematary: Bloodlines is a movie worth watching if you are a fan of Pet Sematary and Stephen King. With an excellent director, a fresh take of the setting, and good pacing, it is a prequel that has not buried the franchise but enhanced it for future generations of horror fans.

Unsettlingly Creepy Horror in Breath of Shadows

Breath of Shadows is another hit for the creative team behind Road of Bones and Sea of Sorrows. The story is haunting, the art is stunning, and the characters are multi-dimensional.

Universal Monsters: Dracula #1 is a Marvelous Take on the Classic Story

As one of the most recognizable and notorious villains in literature, film, and pop culture, Dracula’s tale has been told and retold many times in different mediums. Some adaptations are better than others and the recent Image Comics series by writer James Tynion IV and artist Martin Simmonds is one of the best.