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In Echoes in the Dark, shadows hold secrets, and ancient evils lurk just beneath the surface. When Jo and her brother Christian accidentally awaken a monstrous force during what should have been a peaceful camping trip, they are thrust into a deadly chase through the woods. As they fight to survive, Jo must uncover her…
From the Golden Age of the 1940s, through the Silver Age of the ’60s, up until the early ’80s–the end of the Bronze Age. Included are the earliest series, like American Comics Group’s Adventures into the Unknown and Prize Comics’ Frankenstein, and the controversial and gory comics of the ’40s, such as EC’s infamous and…
In A Feeling of Wrongness, Joseph Packer and Ethan Stoneman confront the rhetorical challenge inherent in the concept of pessimism by analyzing how it is represented in an eclectic range of texts on the fringes of popular culture, from adult animated cartoons to speculative fiction. Packer and Stoneman explore how narratives such as True Detective,…
In Island of Enchantment and Fear, the KSPS team travels to Siquijor, an island steeped in mystery and magic, to confront a powerful Mangkukulam who has abducted a child. Guided by local myths and joined by Uncle Drago, whose enigmatic knowledge proves invaluable, the team unravels the dark curse binding the island to its tormentor….
In The Balete Curse: Eyes Among the Branches, the KSPS team faces their greatest challenge yet-restoring balance to a forest corrupted by betrayal and greed. As Sofia, Kent, and their allies uncover the truth behind the forest’s haunting whispers and the malevolent presence of the Betrayer, they must confront their fears and unravel a curse…
In Infants of the Damned, Sofia and Kent are drawn into a chilling battle against a malevolent entity tied to a cursed burial site. With the help of their trusted KSPS team, including seasoned investigators and spiritual allies, they uncover a dark history of restless spirits and a malevolent force seeking to claim the innocent….
In Beneath the Silent Soil, the KSPS team faces their most harrowing challenge yet-a confrontation with the Duende, ancient and vengeful spirits bound to the land. As their young son unwittingly triggers the wrath of these supernatural beings, Elias and Teresa lead the group into a battle that demands courage, strategy, and ultimate sacrifice. Against…
The world can be an overwhelming and terrifying place. People often feel as if they are beaten, trapped, hunted-pursued by the very real monsters of mental illness, disabilities, abuse, loss, and countless other fears. Featuring essays and interviews with some of the best writers in the horror genre, and compiled by the highly acclaimed Stoker…
In the early 1800s, Native Americans were brutally killed or removed from the Indian Country west of the Mississippi River with extreme force by the U.S. Government. The true story within this graphic novel tells of the horrific but sad story of Bigfoot’s origins and why this giant is still seen to this day.
In the early 1800s, Native Americans were brutally killed or removed from the Indian Country west of the Mississippi River with extreme force by the U.S. Government. The true story within this graphic novel tells of the horrific but sad story of Bigfoot’s origins and why this giant is still seen to this day.
Printing terror takes a fascinating look at American horror comics in the Cold War era, from the 1940s to the 1970s. It reveals how these comics both reflected and fed into the anxieties of the age, particularly in matters of race and gender. The book traces the history of prominent titles such as Tales from…
Printing Terror places horror comics of the Cold War in dialogue with the anxieties of their age. It rejects the narrative of horror comics as inherently, and necessarily, subversive and explores, instead, the ways in which these texts manifest white male fears over America’s changing sociological landscape. It examines two eras: the pre-CCA period of…
While many genres offer the potential for theological reflection and exploration of religious issues, the nature of horror provides unique ways to wrestle with these questions. Since EC Comics of the 1950s, horror comics have performed theological work in ways that are sometimes obvious, sometimes subtle, but frequently surprising and provocative. This collection brings together…
Tethered is an existentialist zombie original graphic novel created by writer David Faroz Precht and artist Danny Luckert with lettering by Lindsay McComb. The story centers around two 20-somethings in Colorado “living” after a zombie apocalypse as “souls” tethered to their zombie bodies, experiencing the horror that their former bodies exact.
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