True crime is hotter than ever and leading the pack is are true crime podcasts. But what if one of those podcasts was more than just a story? Murder Podcast is a brutal new horror comic from writer Jeremy Haun and artist Mike Tisserand, where a deadly podcast wreaks havoc on unsuspecting listeners. This stunning debut series at Ignition Press is everything I wanted and so much more.

Fans of true crime podcasts are noticing brand-new episodes of a show they thought was over appearing in their feed, but when they cue up the first episode, they find themselves overtaken by a murderous urge. One that only stops when the killer is stopped, leaving a gruesome death toll in its wake. For Mina and her friends, these killings are just another topic of their daily gossip, a potential new case for the next true crime show they can’t get enough of. Yet, as the killings get closer and closer to their own lives, it’s becoming clear that there is more going on below the surface than any of them realizes.

It’s no secret to my friends, or anyone who may read my review, that I’m a huge fan of Jeremy Haun. His ability to craft stories that hook me and don’t let go is right up there with the best in the business. While it was originally his artwork that grabbed me, it’s his writing that stands out these days. The Beauty is one of my all-time favorites, and Murder Podcast gives me such similar vibes and feelings, making me eagerly awaiting for more.

Using true crime podcasts in comics isn’t a brand new idea, but what Haun does with it feels fresh and unique. He hooked me with a killer concept, then kept me around with a brutal, haunting story that I just couldn’t put down. Murder Podcast #1 delivers visceral horror and sets the stage for what is going to be a truly outstanding series.

As I already mentioned, The Beauty is one of my favorite comics, partly due to Haun co-writing and illustrating the first volume. So while I would’ve loved to see him handle the art for Murder Podcast, I am extremely glad we are introduced to Mike Tisserand instead. Seriously, where has this guy been hiding? His artwork takes the story to whole new level. Yes, the writing is already strong, but it’s Tisserand’s art that really hit me. It pulls everything together and fully immersed me in the horror that lies on each page.

Murder Podcast is the perfect launch title for Ignition Press, blending true crime, a terrifying tale from Jeremy Haun, and stunning artwork by Mike Tisserand. This premiere issue hooked me with its plot and held me tight with fresh, gripping narrative, and breathtaking visuals. I’m not only excited for what’s next in this series, but I am also super eager to see more from Tisserand in the world of comics.

Murder Podcast #1 hits local comic shops on September 10, 2025 from Ignition Press.