Go read “The Horror Lovers”!
http://horrorloverscomic.com/post/85821885752 What if the Marx Brothers ran Roger Corman’s movie studio? Find out in “The Horror Lovers”, created by Valerie Gallaher and Bobby Timony!
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Ed Catto: Yoe’s Haunted Pop Culture
Every two months, I’m not ashamed to admit that IDW supplies one of the guiltiest pleasures in my stack of new comics. Craig Yoe’s Haunted Horror is a ghastly anthology of the horror stories from comics’ Golden Age. But beware: these aren’t those hackneyed horror stories you’ve read so often before. Each issue is a…
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Mindy Newell: Zomb-O-Rama!
“I love zombies. If any monster could Riverdance, it would be zombies.” —Craig Ferguson We’re not the only ones obsessed with—ahem—[[[The Walking Dead]]]. Everybody seems to be in on it. Here’s a very, very, short list of zombie movies: [[[28 Days]]] [[[28 Days Later]]] [[[Abraham Lincoln vs. Zombies]]] [[[Night of the Living Dead]]] [[[The Evil…
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Talking Mr. Rhee with Dirk Manning
Dirk Manning is slowly becoming a household name in comics. Currently, he is putting together Tales of Mr. Rhee for kickstarter which is going on right now. You can find it here: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/devilsdue/tales-of-mr-rhee-hardcover-graphic-novel-by-dirk-m I talked to Dirk about Mr. Rhee, his kickstarter experiences, and his recent schedule. Joshua Pantalleresco: So you had a rock band…
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REVIEW: American Horror Story: Asylum
FX’s American Horror Story has helped change the way we consume terror tales on television. First of all, each season is self-contained and although some performers can be seen as different characters in each of the three seasons, they are entirely different stories. The limited nature of the premise allows the producers to nab major…
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Talking Ultrasylvania with Brian Schirmer
With the final volume currently on Kickstarter, I had a chance to talk to Brian Schrimer and Jeremy Saliba about Ultrasylvania – a comic series crafted in the classroom. Joshua Pantalleresco: How did Ultrasylvania came to be? Brian Schrimer: I was traveling in Europe in 2011, making any notes of things that crossed my mind…
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REVIEW: The Fly
While growing up, I among the last generation that got to watch classic black and white and early color horror films day and night. Before talk and game shows became cheap fare, New York stations would run movies before dinner and throughout the evening. Some were cheesy, even to my pre-adolescent eyes, but others were…
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Audio Comics Takes the Battle to LA
Starting September 1, AudioComics will begin taking pre-orders for the audio drama adaptation of Moonstone Entertainment‘s “Battle for LA,” starring the Phantom Detective, the Black Bat, the Domino Lady, Secret Agent X, and Airboy. “Battle” will be released as a digital download October 1, available exclusively through the AudioComics website at www.audiocomicscompany.com! Between September 1…
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A Girl and Her Cat– Honey West Returns!
Cover Art: Douglas Klauba Win Scott Eckert has shared the final cover to the upcoming Honey West/T.H.E. Cat novel: A Girl and Her Cat by artist Douglas Klauba. A Girl and Her Cat is the first new Honey West novel in over 40 years. Available for order soon via Diamond and direct from Moonstone! Following…
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Coming September – Four Summoner’s Tales
What if the dead could be summoned from their graves- for a price? What if a quartet of distinctive storytellers took a stab at this deceptively simple idea- on a date? The answers lie here, in Four Summoner’s Tales, as Kelley Armstrong, David Liss, Christopher Golden, and Jonathan Maberry accept the challenge in uniquely chilling…
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The Point Radio: Vera Farmiga’s Scary Good Summer
In the span of less than a week, actress Vera Farmiga has grabbed an Emmy nomination for BATES MOTEL and has the Number One movie in the country, THE CONJURING. She talks to us about her recent entry into the horror genre, plus famous ghost hunter, Lorraine Warren, explains why the story behind THE CONJURING…
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Honey West and T.H.E Cat: A Girl and Her Cat- Cover Sketch Reveal!
Art: Douglas Klauba It’s Honey West and T.H.E Cat, in the first new Honey West novel in over 40 years, A Girl and Her Cat! Following on the heels of the first ever Honey West & T.H.E Cat crossover comic, Moonstone’s “Death in the Desert,” comes the Honey West & T.H.E Cat novel, A Girl…
