Filed under: Comic Reviews, Dark Horse Comics | Tags: Dark Horse Comics, Dave Wachter, Golem, Grandfather, Nazi, Noah, Steve Niles
Steve Niles may be most well-known for the big horror releases like 30 Days of Night or Criminal Macabre but his latest title Breath of Bones: A Tale of The Golem through Dark Horse had a mix of wartime history and horror that had me intrigued.
Filed under: Comic Reviews, Dark Horse Comics | Tags: Dark Horse Comics, Hellboy, Mike Mignola
After a strong opening couple of issues (#1 & #2) we fall further into Hellboy’s passed life in issue #3 of Mike Mignola’s triumphant return to art & writing duties.
Filed under: Comic Reviews | Tags: Dark Horse Comics, John Arcudi, Jonathan Case, Oxel, The Creep
The penultimate issue in Oxel’s latest case sees writer John Arcudi & artist Jonathan Case delve deeper into the mystery they’ve got us hooked on.
Filed under: Comic Reviews, Dark Horse Comics | Tags: Dark Horse Comics, Declan Thomas, Juan Ferreya, Nimble Jack, Paul Tobin, Reece Talbot
With one of the best covers in recent memory I had high hopes for Colder from Dark horse – promising a gruesome horror but was that really what we got?
Filed under: Comic Reviews, Dark Horse Comics | Tags: Curtis, Dark Horse Comics, John Arcudi, Jonathan Case, Oxel, Stephanie, The Creep
The case continues in the latest issue in this Dark Horse title by writer John Arcudi & artist Jonathan Case.
Filed under: Comic Reviews, Dark Horse Comics | Tags: Dark Horse Comics, Frank Miller, John Arcudi, Jonathan Case, Mike Mignola, Oxel
After enjoying issue #0 of The Creep (reviewed here) – I was keen to see where John Arcudi & Jonathan Case would take us on this dark, detective story.
Filed under: Comic Reviews, Dark Horse Comics | Tags: Acromegaly, Creep, Dark Horse Comics, Frank Miller, John Arcudi, Jonathan Case, Oxel, Stephanie
The first thing that’ll grab you from this Dark Horse release has GOT to be that Frank Miller cover but a good cover has never guaranteed a sure fire winner on the inside…..which way would Creep #0 take us?
Filed under: Comic Reviews, Dark Horse Comics | Tags: Abe Sapien, B.P.R.D., Dark Horse Comics, Demonology, Hellboy, James Harren, John Arcudi, Maine, Mike Mignola
Another roll of the comic book dice for the Comics Anon team brought us Abe Sapien : The Devil Does Not Jest. Now we all know Abe from the Hellboy movies….but the most refreshing things about this tale….is that we get a complete tale within 2–issues and we get to see Abe step out of Hellboy’s shadow and hold his own.
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