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Review: Doom Patrol Episode 1
Following the team's live action debut in episode 4 of Titans the Doom Patrol comes back full force in the first episode of their self titled show....
4.5
Review: Kill Or Be Killed #1
Kill Or Be Killed #1 is either a joke with a really bad punchline, as told by critically-acclaimed Image Comics team Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips,...
Keeping It Ghastly: Parasyte Vol 1
It does my little shriveled heart good to see a horror manga that has continued to thrive. Despite the many times that this story has switched...
Keeping It Ghastlya: Lullabies from Hell
I keep finding more and more Hideshi Hino manga in used book stores and comic book shops. Publishing companies in the mid 2000s was very, very into...
Keeping It Ghastly: Reptilia
Reptilia – a Japanese slasher manga. A hidden killer who won't stay down, an innocent, young last-girl constantly being chased by said killer,...
Starve is a Perfect Combination of Smarts, Style, and Passion
Sometimes it’s difficult to discern what the best new series will be out of each Image Expo. There’s no doubt that these small events are...
Keeping It Ghastly: Hino Horror Vol 5: Living Corpse
Oh, Hideshi Hino. Don't make me take back all the nasty things I said about you! Alright fine, you big bully. You just had to write Hino Horror Vol...
Keeping It Ghastly: Orochi: Blood
Orochi: Blood is a supernatural thriller that explores the notion of nature versus nurture. Originally the sixth and final volume of the Orochi...
Keeping It Ghastly: Hino Horror Vol 2: The Bug Boy
From an initial reading there isn't anything particularly outstanding about Hino Horror Vol 2: The Bug Boy. The artwork is chunky and the dialogue is...
Keeping It Ghastly: Mantis Woman
Mantis Woman is a 2003 collection of short stories akin to the R.L. Stine-esque books that we all read as kids and the camp legends that we all told...