If you’re curious to check out the comics thanks to the Netflix series then you’ve come to the right place. This guide will point you in the right direction so you can begin reading this fantastically eerie comic book series.
DC Comics are teaming-up with writer Joe Hill for a new horror imprint. Find out everything you need to know about Hill House in this handy guide.
Find out the best way to start reading Mike Mignola’s Hellboy is and what formats you can read his adventures in.
We are spoiled for choice when it comes to Batman. There are so many quality stories! Many of these get the recognition they deserve, but due to the sheer number some that slipped between the cracks. ‘Dark Night, Dark City’ is one and if you continue on you’ll soon see why you should read it.
In a world where humanity is at war with flesh eating monsters known as ghouls, a young boy is about to be thrust into the middle. After almost being killed by the girl he likes when she turns out to be one of these ghouls, Kaneki is transformed into a half-ghoul using her organs and he must learn how to remain human while haunted by an unending hunger for flesh.
It’s time for the July edition of the How to Love Comics Book Club! Come join us as we discuss Locke & Key Volume 1: Welcome To Lovecraft.
Welcome to July’s book – Locke & Key Volume 1: Welcome To Lovecraft by writer Joe Hill and artist Gabriel Rodriguez. Find out more about this award winning supernatural horror comic, full of mystery and dangerous secrets.
After reading Kaijumax I went in search for more of the comic book work of cartoonist Zander Cannon. What I found was the very special graphic novel “Heck” which is one my personal favourite reads of recent times. Read on to find out what makes this graphic novel so special and why you should read it too.
Find out why Wytches by Scott Snyder, Jock, and Matt Hollingsworth is one of the scariest comics out there.
In what could be seen as a rip-off of Fist of the North Star, JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure is a globetrotting, over the top, manga which has only found appreciation in the West recently. Resident manga expert James Ristig takes a look at this classic with a focus on it’s first collection, Part 1: Phantom Blood.
