Angel Fire is a book that really took me by surprise with its outstanding art, haunting atmosphere, and terrifying plot. A gem of a story produced by Chris Blythe and artist Steve Parkhouse that is one of the few horror graphic novels I’ve ever read that...
“Lugosi: His Life in Films, on Stage, and in the Hearts of Horror Lovers” isn’t a biography of the late horror icon. Great biographies on Lugosi have already been done, most notably by Arthur Lennig in “The Immortal Count”. Rather, author...
Combining death, sex, goth, and erotica, Autopsyrotica is the anti-glamour pin-up collection. Boldly colored, glistening bodies are replaced by dark, horrific, yet hauntingly beautiful images from artist Chad Michael Ward. Ward combines his skills at digital...
In her first new collection in a couple of years, Poppy Z. Brites “The Devil you Know” focuses many of its stories in and around her beloved New Orleans and often travels in the restaurant world (her husband is a chef). Less gothic than her previous works, one might...
I’m not entirely sure what to make of “Spider Pie” as it is rather difficult to classify. I do know one thing; I liked it…a lot! These two dozen short tales from the mind of Alyssa Sturgill are like Grimm’s Fairy tales on acid with a...
