I’ll be honest at first glance the big draw to Sleep Tight by J.H. Markert was the fantastic cover art and title design, but after the first few pages of this horror novel we were in for the long haul.
Invasive is a disturbing story that explores the terrifying dark world of surgical addiction and the lengths some will go to push the boundaries of medical ethics.
A Haunted Girl is a supernatural thriller packed with emotional depth, intriguing characters, and terrifying ghosts that will have you on the edge of your seat.
The Pedestrian #1 from writer Joey Esposito and illustrator Sean Von Gorman left us questioning everything what we think we know about superheroes.
Fever House by Keith Rosson was absolutely wonderfully disturbing and the thought of diving into The Devil by Name was terrifying but in such a good way. The Devil by Name did not disappoint and could almost be said to be better than its predecessor.
Acceptance is the first step to recovery…I accept the fact I was late to the game on Stephen King novels and catching up has been a journey. This ride continues with Mr. Mercedes, a thrilling horror that had us hooked from the very first page.
Anansi Boys at Dark Horse Comics gives longtime fans a new format to enjoy their beloved story while also allowing new fans to experience for the first time.
Quinn Maybrook is back with a vengeance in Clown in a Cornfield 3: The Church of Frendo, the third installment in Adam Cesare’s Bram Stoker award-winning Clown in a Cornfield series.
Marvel Comics and Disney once again team-up to bring one of the most iconic Disney characters back to the pages of a comic book with Uncle Scrooge and the Infinity Dime with writer Jason Aaron at the helm.
Space Junk by Julian Hanshaw is a charming and unique science fiction story that explores friendship, trust and self-discovery set against a backdrop of space.
Master storyteller Cullen Bunn, who is known mostly for horror comics, takes on an unlikely story with Gatchaman along with artist Chris Batista. The return of the iconic Japanese animated characters in comic book form got off to a great start.
At first glance, Beneath The Trees Where Nobody Sees may seem like a lighthearted children’s story, but scratch beneath the surface, and you’ll discover the twisted tale.
Stacy Willingham’s novel, A Flicker in the Dark, takes us on a journey through the life of Chloe Davis, a psychologist who finds herself facing her past when a series of teenage girls go missing in her town.
We transport into the gritty world of 1936 Cleveland with Kosher Mafia, a unique story that combines crime noir with a powerful message from writer David Hazan and artist Sami Kivelä.
Lost in the Future is an epic adventure full of action, suspense, and unlikely friendships.
Despite tackling heavy themes such as antisemitism and race, The Writer strikes a perfect balance between seriousness and humor.
We are taken on a dark fantasy journey in The Shadow Glass by Josh Winning that takes a familiar genre story and gives us a unique story that was extremely well told.
Steve Orland returns to explore an explosive new chapter in Scarlet Witch’s history with a self-titled series along with artist Jacopo Camagni.
The Monster Variations by New York Times bestselling author Daniel Kraus is a gripping coming-of-age tale of friendship, fear and navigating life as a young boy.
You think you’re having a bad day…try being Danielle Pryor in The Last Wardens by Elliot Sperl, Amit Tishler and Rui Silveira.
Louie Joyce brings a fresh perspective to the Godzilla lore with Godzilla: Skate or Die, an epic and stunning punk skateboard story dropped into a world where Kaiju battles lay just around the corner.
Break the rules, become a monster. The simple plot description for Greg Pak and Diego Galindo’s latest comic book at BOOM! Studios, Lawful.
What I expected to be more of a straight ahead horror with Fever House turned into a raw horror with a crime, dark-op, conspiracy twist that made for an adventure of a read.
Into the Unbeing by Zac Thompson, Hayden Sherman and Jim Campbell is a unique blend of cosmic horror and an all-too close to home climate crisis that takes us on a thrilling and intriguing journey across a post-apocalyptic landscape.
With This Land Is Our Land: A Blue Beetle Story, Julio Anta and Jacoby Salcedo have created a truly outstanding and thought-provoking graphic novel with high stakes, heart and a sense of responsibility.
