The Killer VHS series from Shortwave Publishing not only taps into our nostalgia for VHS tapes but also delivers exceptional horror stories and Alex Ebenstein’s Melon Head Mayhem is no exception.
The Kind Worth Saving is filled with thrilling moments, complex relationships, and innovative plot twists that make it an excellent followup novel to The Kind Worth Killing.
Minor Arcana by Jeff Lemire is a story with emotion, relationships, magic and more.
Universal Monsters: Frankenstein #1 is a thrilling entry into the comic book adaptation brought to life by cartoonist Michael Walsh.
Tom Scioli’s storytelling and artwork in Godzilla’s Monsterpiece Theatre combine to create a one-of-a-kind experience that is unique while also wonderfully crafted.
The Exorcism at 1600 Penn #1 is a gripping tale that defies genre conventions with its blend of political drama and supernatural horror.
The Kind Worth Killing by Peter Swanson is a psychological suspense novel filled deception and murder.
Rest Stop by Nat Cassidy features an intense atmosphere, complex themes, and heart-stopping scares will keep you on edge for start to finish.
What the Woods Took is for those looking for a young adult horror that doesn’t leave you hiding under the covers and explores some pretty important themes.
Finders Keepers is a thrilling installment in the Bill Hodges storyline. Stephen King combines elements of mystery, suspense, and literary exploration to create a truly immersive reading experience.
Eye Lie Popeye is a fresh and innovative reimagining of a beloved character. Marcus Williams’ unique blend of manga-inspired artistry and classic storytelling creates a visually stunning experience.
Revolution 9, written by Mark London and illustrated by Carlos Reno, is an epic action-packed debut that left us excited for more from the Underworld at Mad Cave Studios.
Predator vs. Black Panther #1 offers a fresh and exciting start to what promises to be an epic crossover series.
Nick Cutter has crafted a horror sci-fi novel, The Queen, that may not have met my expectations, but is definitely the wheelhouse for a lot of readers.
Sesame Street #1 is more than just new comic series, it’s a true celebration of community, nostalgia, and the enduring appeal of one of the most beloved neighborhoods in the world.
Chuck Wendig blends horror, comedy, and everyday life of a middle grade student perfectly to give us a unique tale of suspense in Monster Movie!
You never know what to expect when opening a Jason Pargin novel, this goes the same for I’m Starting to Worry About This Black Box of Doom. Pargin tells a strange road trip tale with huge consequences that had me hooked from the outset.
Where Monsters Lie: Cull-De-Sac #1 is an excellent sequel with just the right amount of horror and comedy.
Dynamite Entertainment continues to bring the heat with nostalgic characters in amazing fashion continuing with Jonny Quest #1 from writer Joe Casey and standout artist Sebastián Piriz.
In Spider-Society, writer Alex Segura and artist Scott Godlewski give us not just a few Spider-people, but a gluttony of Spider-characters that will make any Spider-Man fan excited.
Writer Zac Thompson and artist Jok have teamed up to create an intense, emotional and unique story in The Body Trade from Mad Cave Studios.
Writer Adam Rose and artist Magenta King give us a story about an unlikely partnership between a human and a giant with sizable detective skills in Huge Detective.
Deadpool and Wolverine was an extremely great introduction for the characters in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and gives us hope for the future of the universe.
Alex Segura takes us on a thrilling journey filled with twists and turns in Alter Ego, a nearly perfect sequel to his hit Los Angeles Times Book Prize novel, Secret Identity, that I simply could not put down.
Science fiction meets cosmic horror in Dark Empty Void by hit comic creator Zack Kaplan, fan-favorite artist Chris Shehan, rising star colorist Francesco Segala and Ringo-nominated letterer Justin Birch.
