31 Days Of Horror Presents ‘Arkham City: The Order Of The World #1’ On The Wednesday Run
This spooky season, what could possibly be more frightening than visiting…or revisiting…muah-ha-ha!…the freed denizens of Gotham City’s most notorious asylum?
This spooky season, what could possibly be more frightening than visiting…or revisiting…muah-ha-ha!…the freed denizens of Gotham City’s most notorious asylum?
DC Comics continues the thrilling story begun in Tim Burton’s 1989 Batman film.
This week E.A. Henson looks at the promising Superman: Son of Kal-El and previews the upcoming horror anthology, Grimm Tales From The Cave.
The Last God from Phillip Kennedy Johnson and Ricardo Federici is grand in scope, and terrifying when it needs to be.
In this week’s Heroes & Villains E.A. Henson enters the Monsterverse of Godzilla and King Kong, and looks at Infinite Frontier #1.
Slither your way to a comfortable armchair and read one of Batman’s most uncomfortable – and most thrilling – tale in years, courtesy of a legendary team of creators!
As we exit our own world-shaping pandemic, Sweet Tooth is a near-time science fiction epic about survival at the end of the world that makes for perfect for summer reading.
The Nice House On The Lake from James Tynion IV and and Alvaro Martinez Bueno is a sophisticated story that aims to surprise and horrify by easily putting readers in the same place as the protagonists in the comic.
The future is now in Wonder Girl, the mysterious and exciting and always compelling origin of the girl that will one day become the new Wonder Woman!
Hell & Gone feels incredibly organic and also like something of a missing chapter for both titles nailing the tone of each series perfectly.
One pop culture horror title hosts a genre-making and beloved dark fantasy series in a new comic book crossover that serves as a frightfully wonderful tribute to both literary institutions.
Flash Fact: E.A. Henson is a longtime Flash fan who hopes the new creative team on the book does well by Wally West.