Trailer Time: ‘Hellboy: The Crooked Man’ Appears to be a Hard Horror Film
The latest Hellboy film, “The Crooked Man,” directed by Brian Taylor, offers a fresh take on the character, promising a hard-horror approach.
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Holiday Gift Guide 2022: Books for Fans of Comics History, ‘80s Comics, Horror Comics and Just Plain Cool Comics
From Serpentor to Madman, comic history and classic sci-if, here’s a pot pourri of books that are well worth considering for the comic and/or pop culture fan in your life
31 Days Of Horror 2022 – Fall In Love With ‘Hellboy In Love #1’ On The Wednesday Run
Everyone loves the spooky season – and the spooky season loves everyone back! But did you know that love can blossom even in the most horrifically nightmarish of times? You will!
31 Days of Horror 2022 Exclusive Interview: Christopher Golden and Tim Lebbon Talk ‘Festival’
Authors Christopher Golden and Tim Lebbon talk to Andy Burns about their new novel, Festival.
Go Hard, Go Boiled With JOE GOLEM: OCCULT DETECTIVE #1 On The Wednesday Run
A retro-past. A dystopian present. A hard-boiled mystery. And monsters. There are always monsters. Look, I know it’s November. I know we’re post Halloween 2015 and that we should have … Continue reading Go Hard, Go Boiled With JOE GOLEM: OCCULT DETECTIVE #1 On The Wednesday Run
Exclusive: Christopher Golden Talks Baltimore, Vampires, Mike Mignola And More
Christopher Golden is a New York Times bestselling author who has put words into the mouths of iconic characters such as Buffy The Vampire Slayer and the X-Men. Recently, he’s … Continue reading Exclusive: Christopher Golden Talks Baltimore, Vampires, Mike Mignola And More
Biff Bam Pop’s Favorite Couples—Guest Blogger Janice Gable Bashman On Hannibal and Clarice
Hannibal “The Cannibal” Lecter and Clarice Starling aren’t your average couple. They’re anything but average. Two diametrically opposed people who together create one of the most intriguing couples, in their … Continue reading Biff Bam Pop’s Favorite Couples—Guest Blogger Janice Gable Bashman On Hannibal and Clarice