Recently I received a copy of Carnopolis, I Comic Magazine filled with horror related stores and artwork. The artwork is great, some of the best horror artwork I've ever seen graces the pages of this book. Although it's not in color, the images and drawings are still...

Hack/Slash started off as an outstandingly original one-shot adventure that really put a spin on the slasher genre. The comic focused on Cassie Hack, a troubled girl who was forced to slay her own mother after she became a rage-infested, maniacal murderer....

With their “House of Horror” brand, New Line Cinema has been pimping their slasher franchises (Friday the 13th, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and Nightmare on Elm Street) for all they’re worth as of late, and by far the coolest bit of merchandise to be spawned out of this...

When Zombies Attack issue number two is just as great as the first one. I wish that they would be able to release them on a monthly basis, but we all know how hard it is to bust a comic book month to month when your part of an independent company. I just hope someone...

"P.M.A.C.: When Zombies Attack" was a film I reviewed last year, it took the reality television shoe cops and turned it into a cops show where instead of going after criminals the police went after zombies and investigated zombie activity. Well now the P.M.A.C. team...

Hellblazer: Papa Midnite collects the five issue mini-series into trade paperback format featuring the sometimes ally, sometimes adversary of John Constantine. The book relates the origin of the Voodoo master and crime lord as well as his curse of immortality. Midnite...

Hellblazer: Staring at the Wall is the latest Hellblazer collection that gathers issues 187 – 193 of the regular comic series. I have to admit to being stunned that Hellblazer is now going on 20 years. It makes me feel old because I remember buying that first issue,...

As the title suggests, Ju-On 2 is the direct Manga sequel to Ju-On, i.e. The Grudge. This latest tale from Takashi Shimizu takes place an unspecified length of time after the events in the original story. Actress Kyoko Harase is a well-known Japanese horror film queen...

"Ju-On: Video Side" is the Dark Horse Comics Manga adaptation of the original Japanese film "Ju-On" which was remade for American audiences as "The Grudge". While there are some similarities in the stories such as the house haunted by the spirits of a mother and son...

One of my very first exposures to Anime came in the late 80's and the wonderfully atmospheric Vampire Hunter D. Oh sure I had seen Robotech and Speed Racer and the like, but this was truly unlike anything I had ever seen before. Dark Horse Press and Digital Manga...

Over the course of five brief issues, Robert Kirkman--best known for creating the jaw-droppingly risqué satire, Battle Pope, atop the visceral prescient that is The Walking Dead--combines his authorial talents alongside the visual acumen of artists Sean Phillips and...

I'm normally not one to really get into graphic novels; but when I was told that this comic was based on a retrospective of Alice in Wonderland, I had to take a crack at it. Hatter M, after all is the darker side of wonderland. A book full of a lot of great...

Hack/Slash has become one of my favorite horror comics on the market today. While definitely a horror comic, it also combines a wit and sense of humor that makes it rise above most other horror comics. This is the story of Cassie Hack and her monstrous partner, Vlad,...