Author: Alex de Borba
Alex de Borba
Bogotá, Colombia
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Charlotte Cross Reimagines Dracula in ‘The Brides’
Hanover Square Press publishes Charlotte Cross’s debut, a gothic horror that returns to Stoker’s silenced vampire women in letters and…
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‘Lockbox’ Opens With Knifepoint Horror’s Quiet Dread
Daniel Stamm adapts Soren Narnia’s minimalist Knifepoint Horror podcast for Aura Entertainment, a test of dread rooted in the unseen.
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Top Cow Reawakens ‘Death Vigil’ for a Six-Issue Arc
Stjepan Šejić writes and paints the cosmic-horror series’ second arc for Image Comics and Top Cow, 11 years after the…
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‘Ghost Story!’ Gives Wordsworth Grasmere the Gothic Whole
At Wordsworth Grasmere, Bath, and the Academy Museum, three shows recreate the gothic’s origins as a walk-through space.
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IDW Dark Drops Dracula Into ‘Operation: Iron Coffin’
Porter and Cannon turn the newly revived Count into a WWII weapon against a Nazi vampire plague in IDW Dark’s…
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Soothsayer Wade Into Withdrawal on ‘The Unbinding’
The Cork doom band’s second album arrives July 3rd on Apocalyptic Witchcraft, turning private grief and chosen retreat into music…
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Dominum Stage a Carnival of the Dead on ‘Night Is Calling’
German gothic power metal troupe Dominum bring their undead theatre to a third album, ‘Night Is Calling,’ carrying a homegrown…
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Mortem Rouse Norway’s Oldest Darkness on ‘Mørketid’
One of Norway’s earliest black metal bands answers its near-mythic 1989 demo with a second album that travels far beyond…
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Witchsorrow Keep the Faith on ‘The Devil And All His Works’
British doom trio Witchsorrow return after eight years with a record of total devotion, carrying Hampshire’s occult inheritance to a…
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Dark Horse Sends the Chupacabra Into ‘Beast of Borikén’
Julio Anta and Daniel Irizarri reframe Latin America’s youngest monster as an ancient island protector in a five-issue folk-horror series…
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Forsmán Set Iceland Burning on ‘Brenndar Rústir & Fuðrandi Fjörur’
A debut full-length from a Kópavogur quartet carries Iceland’s old promise of fire and flood to an underground far beyond…
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Skybound Sends ‘Blood of the Wolf Man’ into the Seventies
Skybound adds The Wolf Man to its Universal Monsters comics line in a four-issue werewolf horror story relocated to a…
