Literature
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‘Cathedral’ Is John Carpenter’s First Original Graphic Novel
John Carpenter’s first original graphic novel ‘Cathedral’ brings supernatural horror and a companion album to Storm King Comics in August…
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‘The Sourdough Compendium’ Gathers Slatter’s Gothic World
Titan Books collects A.G. Slatter’s three long-out-of-print mosaic collections into a single edition, presenting the Sourdough universe as a unified…
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‘Of the Earth’ Brings Eco-Horror Back to Image Comics
Image Comics rushes ‘Of the Earth’ #1 to a second printing as Charlie Adlard’s eco-horror return to single issues sells…
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Vault Comics’ ‘Excommunicated’ Puts Theology at the Root
‘Excommunicated’ #1 opens Jeremy Robinson’s supernatural horror series at Vault Comics, casting out a nun and a demon that neither…
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Image Comics’ ‘Odin’ #1 Plunges Into Norse Folk Horror
With all nine scripts complete before publication, ‘Odin’ #1 opens a nine-issue folk horror series that treats Norse mythology as…
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Hellebore #15 Gives the Green Man Back His History
Issue 15 of Maria J. Pérez Cuervo’s folk horror magazine assembles scholars and novelists to examine Britain’s contested green mythology…
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Hilde Nymoen’s ‘Syner’ Documents Khold’s Norwegian Verse
Harg Forlag Publishing releases ‘Syner,’ collecting all of Khold’s lyric poetry from Hildr Nymoen, with English translations and Norse folklore…
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When the Page Goes Dark in ‘Uri Tupka and the Devils’
Mike Mignola’s third ‘Lands Unknown’ graphic novel arrives November, sending a heretic theologian into a castle of devils to discover…
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‘Universal Monsters: The Phantom of the Opera’ Kills First
Boss and Simmonds’ Impressionist approach to Gaston Leroux’s Phantom reveals a murderous ghost story underneath the romantic myth.
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‘The Thing on the Doorstep’ Puts Body Horror on the Page
Simon Birks and Willi Roberts trace Lovecraft’s body horror from friendship to possession across five monthly issues from Image Comics…
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Edgar Allan Poe: Celebrating Poe’s Most Mysterious Tale—His Own Demise
We explore the lasting influence of the “Master of Macabre,” focusing on the baffling and unsolved mystery of his final…
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‘Be Not Afraid’: A Structured Horror Narrative Examining Faith and Isolation in Rural America
‘Be Not Afraid’ is a North American horror comic by Jude Ellison S. Doyle and Lisandro Estherren, scheduled for release…
