Thistlebone made a chilling entrance into 2000 AD, infusing the pages with an air of malevolent folk horror and nightmares in its first installment. Now, in Thistlebone: Poisoned Roots, we return to the quaint English village of Harrowvale, where the echoes of past horrors still linger alongside the idyllic countryside....
Laura and Other Stories #1, written by Guillem March and published by Ablaze Comics, presents a translated version of March's early work that is now available in English. This story explores the universal themes of lost love and youthful longing, which can resonate with readers of all genders. The narrative...
As we catch up with our main character, we find him and his classmates exploring various office options for their future careers. They spend half a day in each department, gaining insight into their roles and how their individual skills align with the work. Afterward, it's back to class for...
A few days have passed since the fierce battle between the Jarl's men and the horde of zombies unleashed by the sinister pig demon, Moccas. Bjorn's mind drifts back to his youth as a Viking, accompanying his brother on brutal raids against the British. However, he soon realizes that he...
Dying has never felt so satisfying. Paul Constant orchestrates a poignant finale in "What's The Deal With Comedy?". Our protagonist, an artist who has decided to retire, finds himself entangled in an online community that misinterprets his message, leading to a surge of violent behavior. As he attempts to lead...
Cursed Pirate Girl: The Devil's Cave #1 offers a truly unique and captivating story that sets it apart from other titles in the market. Published by Boom Studios, this comic follows a young girl living the life of a pirate as she embarks on a quest to free her father....
The standout story in Edgar Allan Poe's Snifter of Death #4 is "Edgar Allan Poe's Werewolf of Washington" by Bryce Ingman and Ryan Kelly. It cleverly combines classic horror elements with political satire, using Senator Teddy Cruise as the protagonist unleashed in the nation's capital. While the story features a...
AfterShock's latest project is progressing smoothly with the collaborative efforts of Cullen Bunn and Heath Amodio on writing duties, complemented by Sami Kivela's stellar artwork in the opening issue. This creative team, enhanced by Jason Wordie's skillful colorwork, delivers a book that operates within familiar territory but executes it with...
The notable improvement in this issue lies in the introduction of a Blade Runner character, Elle, which enhances the story's connection to the Blade Runner universe. In the previous issue, the absence of Los Angeles as a backdrop and the lack of Blade Runners gave the narrative a sense of...
When people envision true terror, they often imagine monstrous creatures capable of inflicting unimaginable horrors. These vicious beings, with their immense power and unyielding nature, instill fear in the hearts of many. But are these formidable monsters truly the most terrifying form of evil? Is their sheer strength and brutality...
