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Monsters are my Business #1 is a Bloody Fun Time

Monsters are my Business is an exciting new comic series to dive into from Cullen Bunn and Patrick Piazzalunga with a perfect blend of horror and comedy.

Basketful of Heads: An Unsettlingly Horrifying Graphic Novel

Basketful of Heads is another thrilling and chilling story by an outstanding creative team including acclaimed writer Hill as well as illustrator Leomacs and colorist Dave Stewart.

Scowler: A Haunting and Horrifying Novel

Scowler by Daniel Kraus is a well written horror novel that pushes the boundaries of storytelling. With its haunting themes and unforgettable characters, this book will appeal to fans of horror novels looking for a deeply immersive reading experience.

Gritty, Dark and Visually Stunning World of Sam and Twitch: Case Files #1

Written by Todd McFarlane and beautifully illustrated by Szymon Kudranski, Sam and Twitch: Case Files promised to deliver murder, intrigue, and deception like never before and they did exactly that.

When the Blood has Dried #1: A Tragic Tale of Loss and Redemption

A tragic tale of loss and redemption that asks what’s left behind long after the bodies are buried and When the Blood Has Dried.

King Arthur and the Knights of Justice Brings Modern Twist to 90s Animated Hit

Joe Corallo and Gaia Cardinalli have crafted a truly fun graphic novel with King Arthur and the Knights of Justice.

Then She Was Gone: Thrilling Novel with an Eerie Twist

Then She Was Gone by Lisa Jewell is a gripping and eerie novel that will keep you guessing until the final pages.

Secrets, Mysteries, Horrors and more in The House That Horror Built

Harry Adams, a horror movie enthusiast, finds herself cleaning the eerie mansion of movie director Javier Castillo in Christina Henry’s latest novel, The House That Horror Built.

Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire Left Us Out in the Cold

Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire may not be a perfect film, but it’s an enjoyable experience. There are definitely worse ways to spend a couple hours.

The Ghost That Ate Us: A Horrifyingly Creative Novel

The Ghost That Ate Us is a unique blend of satire, true crime, and horror, Daniel Kraus delivers a gripping tale that is heartbreaking, frightening and even hilarious.

Love Me: A Romance Story #1 is a Love Story We Didn’t Know We Needed

Love Me: A Romance Story is a refreshing take on traditional romance comics, blending elements of sci-fi, and drama seamlessly.

Horrorstor: A Haunting Story With Some Assembly Required

Horrorstor by Grady Hendrix is set in the eerie Orsk furniture superstore in Cleveland, Ohio and takes readers on a terrifying journey through the unexplained mysteries that lurk within its walls.

Feral #1: A Suspenseful Feline Horror Story

Feral is an outstanding followup to the widely successful and popular Stray Dogs. Tony Fleecs’ masterful storytelling combined with Trish Forstner’s beautiful artwork make Feral a standout title in 2024.

Dead Girls Walking: A Dark and Twisted Young Adult Tale

Dead Girls Walking by Sami Ellis delivers a dark and twisted tale that explores themes of evil and redemption in a hauntingly atmospheric setting.

Ghostbusters The Original Movie Novelizations

Ghostbusters Novelization Brings Nostalgia, Falls Short of Film

While not necessarily good or bad, this book didn’t quite hit the mark for us. We decided to read the novelization of the 1984 Ghostbusters film for a fresh perspective, but in hindsight, watching the movie may have been a better choice.

Ghostbusters: Back in Town #1 Bridges Gap Between Feature Films

Who you gonna call? The Ghostbusters are back, and they’re taking on the paranormal forces of New York City.

Three Unlikely Heroes Journey Through Space in Man’s Best #1

Man’s Best is a captivating story that takes readers on an unforgettable journey through space with three unlikely heroes.

Red Dragon is an Intense, Suspenseful Thriller

Thomas Harris’ Red Dragon is an intense and suspenseful thriller will have you on the edge of your seat.

Unraveling Family Secrets in Home is Where the Bodies Are

Home is Where the Bodies Are, written by Jeneva Rose, dives into the complexities of family dynamics and hidden secrets while crafting an extremely entertaining mystery thriller.

The Biker Mice from Mars Return in NacelleVerse #0

Get ready for a blast from the past as iconic 1990s characters make a triumphant return to comics in NacelleVerse #0!

Heads Will Roll: A Classic Summer Camp Slasher with Modern Twist

We are always up for a gripping novel by Josh Winning, and Heads Will Roll is no exception. This thrilling summer camp slasher horror had us hooked, eagerly turning the pages to uncover its next chilling twist.

Dick Tracy #1: A Fresh Modern Noir-Infused Take on Iconic Detective

A new era for the iconic detective starts here, from writers Alex Segura and Michael Moreci, as an all-new, noir-infused chapter in the Dick Tracy legacy kicks off along with superstar artist Geraldo Borges.

#155: Dr. Strange (1978) Movie Review

This episode of the Capes and Tights Podcast, Justin Soderberg welcomes comic book retailer Paul Eaton back to the show to discuss the rarely seen 1978 Dr. Strange movie.