Making their debut with Image Comics, as writers with this limited series, Phil Bram and JG Jones (who previously only had artist credits with series like Marvel Boy and Wanted) tell the tale of New Hope, a town struggling in the darkest days of the Great Depression which is beset by a serial killer and isolating dust storms.
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Leviathan Volume One tells the story of the titular spaceship, an enormous transport that disappeared one day and is discovered an undisclosed number of years later by three shipwreck raiders. When one of them discovers a student’s journal they try and piece together what happened to the ship.
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Lisa Storm and her friends Amina, Vera, Gaia and Morgaine are obsessed with looks and love, and when they meet the members of Moon Show at the Fox Club, they feel an instant connection and attraction. However, there is something sinister in the shadows and corners, it may even have something to do with their meteoric success.
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Nine years after the first game’s release, the promise from Ape Law was finally fulfilled with Alice’s Lullaby, and initially I felt only a sigh of relief. However, after playing this long-awaited sequel, I found it was more or less what I'd hoped for. Some questions are answered, further questions are raised, and all of it is wrapped in a surreal nightmare of phantasmagorical visuals.
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The original novel received the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction and the James Tait Black Memorial Prize for Fiction and was nominated for the National Book Critics Circle Award. The film adaptation, directed by John Hillcoat and starring Viggo Mortensen, was released in 2009. 15 years later we now get what will probably the last adaptation, with the graphic novel by internationally renowned cartoonist Manu Larcenet.
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Eisner and GLAAD Award-nominated writer David M. Booher (Rain) and fan-favourite artist Drew Zucker (The House), the team behind hit fantasy comic book series Canto, are teaming up again for the new horror one-shot comic book The Feeding from Syzygy Publishing and Image Comics. Debuting this October, the oversized comic is a throwback to self-contained horror and sci-fi stories in the vein of Tales from the Crypt, Creepshow, and The Twilight Zone.
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The main story follows the final descendant, Jake, his uncle Steph, and Adam (the golem). They live in Venice Beach, California, populated by aggressive cops, murderous drug gangs and all manner of the disenfranchised and destitute. Jake scraps by, running a beachside sunglass stand, but when a mysterious tattooed lady takes a liking to him, what little he has is turned on its head. Even with a golem dedicated to his protection, it won’t be enough to save Jake from the Mexican cartel, who have convinced their members that they have a mystical power of their own.
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Epic in narrative scale and artistic variety, The Golem Of Venice Beach part 2 has less than 2 weeks before their Kickstarter concludes. As the finale to writer and creator Chanan Beizer’s debut graphic novel, he has assembled dream team of artists to help tell the tales of a 400-year-old golem.
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Cormac McCarthy’s novel The Road has once again been adapted, this time as a startling and evocative graphic novel from internationally renowned cartoonist Manu Larcenet.
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Mike Mignola (Hellboy) and Lemony Snicket (A Series of Unfortunate Events) publishing a copy of Pinocchio. Mignola would be providing the art, while Snicket would provide the commentary. Furthermore, this would not be the Pinocchio many of us have grown up with. This would be the original story, written by Carlo Collodi, published in 1883.
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Enjoy more than a dozen stories in this full-color, 192-page digest devoted to Halloween stories from the Archie Archives.
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This August, Image Comics brings together artist Andrew Robinson (Batman: Black and White) and up-and-coming writer Lee Loughridge (colourist on Deadly Class, The Good Asian) for an all-new, revenge-drenched tale in Standstill. This eight-issue miniseries will include an extra-length issue containing 60 double-page spreads of jaw-dropping artwork.
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This year marks the 30th anniversary of Mike Mignola’s legendary Hellboy Universe, and Dark Horse Direct is celebrating all year with a series of screen print reproductions showcasing the art and story of the world’s greatest paranormal investigator. The first screen prints will reproduce Mignola’s Seed of Destruction #1 and the 1994 Wake the Devil promotional comic ad.
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Steve Niles has been busy because we’ll see two original releases from him in July. We’ve already covered Killing Hole(link), the grounded, psychological thriller, but Steve is also giving us a dark supernatural mystery with The God List.
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Withering Rooms is an intriguing and ambitious side-scrolling Souls-like from the new developer Moonless Formless. You play as Nightingale Williams, a young patient in the Victorian asylum, Mostyn House. Trapped in a perpetual dream world version of the asylum, you must navigate around the various denizens of undead, witches and fellow dreamers.
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The Killing Hole is the latest story to join the Storm Kings’ Dark & Twisted library, welcoming Steve Niles (30 Days of Night) to the list of talented writers who have contributed to this anthology-style series.
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When an exploration team heading for Mars goes missing, a seven-person rescue team is sent to find them. What they find in the darkness will go far beyond scientific comprehension. Perfect for horror/science fiction fans, it is described as a mashup of Alien, The Event Horizon, and Jeff Vandermeer’s Annihilation.
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Rooted in the pre-technology days of the late 1970s, The Killing Hole offers a dark and disturbing exploration of the suburban idyll often presented in popular culture, digging deep into the darkest territory of teenage angst.
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Image Comics and Ghost Machine appear to have exceptional timing. In the wake of the success of the Fallout live-action series looks like the perfect time for them to release the deluxe hardcover edition of the first volume of their nuclear apocalypse tale, Gieger. Coming out in early June, this deluxe edition not only collects issues #1-6, it also includes never-before-collected selections from Geiger 80-Page Giant #1, and over 30 pages of bonus material.
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Charlie Adlard (Walking Dead) and crime novelist Robbie Morrison have teamed up again for a standalone graphic novel, coming in October 2024. Heretic, a Renaissance-period murder mystery, is a black-and-white story described as Sherlock Holmes meets The Name of the Rose.
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