New York Times bestselling authors Brad Meltzer and Josh Mensch turn a little known piece of history into a gripping story in The First Conspiracy, blending real-life events with a bit of drama, intrigue and mystery.
Ellen Datlow brings together a fearless group of talented horror authors to give us Night & Day: Tales of Nighttime and Daylight Horror, a horrifying anthology with a blend of terror under both the sun and moon.
Every single panel in Jake Smith’s RoboWolf premiere issue bursts from the page with vibrant colors, a heavy dose of nostalgia, and a crazy sense of humor.
Bat Eater and Other Names for Cora Zeng by Kylie Lee Baker is a dark and gruesome horror story set against the backdrop of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Dark Honor is not just another crime thriller. It’s a bold pandemic-era noir that blends raw horrors of reality with a suspense-filled fictional story.
A Game in Yellow by Hailey Piper is a truly eerie and bizarre read, offering an intense and unforgettable experience.
Writer Christopher Cantwell and artist Megan Levens take us boldly where few have gone before–into the lives of the expendable–in Star Trek: Red Shirts.
Skin Police by Jordan Thomas and Daniel Gete is a fantastic horror sci-fi series that had me hooked from the opening panel.
Wellwood offers a gripping mix of emotion and alien terror made even more impactful by outstanding special effects.
The Martian by Andy Weir is extraordinary sci-fi story that wonderfully blends heart-stopping moments, dark humor, and emotion.
Zero Lives Remaining by Adam Cesare is a fast-paced, bloody thriller set in a haunted arcade.
Godzilla #1 kicks-off the Kai-Sei era in a sensational way, making it a must-read for long time fans and those looking to dive into the world of Godzilla for the first time.
Set in an unexpected location with a reimagined final girl, The Autumn Springs Retirement Home Massacre by Philip Fracassi is a wild, suspenseful ride.
Exquisite Corpses #1 may have a familiar feeling, but James Tynion IV and Michael Walsh elevate the comic with their own spin, along with stunning visuals and interesting character work.
Be Not Afraid is an unsettling, emotional tale of spiritual folk horror. Jude Ellison S. Doyle’s haunting story along with Lisandro Estherren unique illustrations and Francesco Segala moody colors make for a premiere issue that leaves an impression.
Ararat by Christopher Golden is a chilling and atmospheric horror story with a truly great premise and some terrifying moments. It’s a tense thriller that keeps you on edge and has some twists you’d never see coming.
Patrick Horvath’s Beneath the Trees Where Nobody Sees: Rite of Spring #1 is an outstanding sequel that matches—or even tops—the original miniseries with familiar art and fresh, chilling twists.
Such Sharp Teeth by Rachel Harrison is an entertaining blend of werewolf horror, family tension, and relationship drama.
The experience of Star Wars: A New Hope in Concert was truly like nothing else. The Bangor Symphony Orchestra delivered an exceptional performance of John Williams’ iconic score and of course the film was amazing.
While we are not the official voice of your decision, this week we preview Look Out, Vanishing Point #1, and more.
Captain Planet #1 honors the legacy of the 1990s tv series while allowing a new set of fans to enjoy the character we grew up loving.
Spider to the Fly by J.H. Markert is an atmospheric and unsettling horror story with flashes of excellence. While not exactly the book I was expecting, the book delivers on the chilling premise.
Stephen King’s The Stand blends horror, fantasy, and human drama into a truly epic, sprawling post-apocalyptic novel.
Philip Fracassi delivers a unique spin on time travel filled with thrilling sequences, thought-provoking twists, and deeply heartfelt moments with The Third Rule of Time Travel.
The Cabin at the End of the World delivers a tense, unsettling experience that linger after closing the book.
