The Knives: A Criminal Book, a gripping standalone noir by the award-winning duo of writer Ed Brubaker and artist Sean Phillips, delivers a dark, gritty, action-packed and emotional tale.
Never Flinch is a solid addition to Stephen King’s Holly Gibney series, but its stands as one of the weaker entries.
Whether it was the ethical dilemmas or the suspense, Morality by Stephen King offered enough to have me chew on it.
Adam Cesare’s Tribesmen is a blood-soaked thrill ride—a chaotic, horrifying adventure.
Famous by Blake Crouch is a darkly humorous and gripping story with a truly standout premise.
Rachel Harrison gives us a unique, creepy and empowering horror story with The Veil.
The Future is ****** by Fred Van Lente and Ennio Bufi is a unique, thought-provoking cyber-sci-fi that had me hooked from the first few pages.
Though not without flaws, The Road Virus Heads North delivered a few frightening moments and proved to be a solid read.
Like man of fan-favorite Riley Sager books, Survive the Night begins with a strong premise but quickly loses steam.
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.
This week on the Capes and Tights Podcast, Justin Soderberg welcomes back comic book retailer Paul Eaton to the program to discuss the Clown in a Cornfield movie!
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.
While The Adventures of Robinson Crusoe may not be one of my favorites, it was worthwhile to finally read this classic story.
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.
