BOOM! studios is expanding their horror offerings this December with The Red Mother and it already looks great! Check out the standard cover below. So, what’s it about? Well… The Plot There…
Category: Horror in graphic novels
The Walking Dead #193 is the biggest issue yet… and yes, even bigger than that…
Beware, below the cut are spoilers about a shocking and sudden update of the beloved zombie comic The Walking Dead. The Walking Dead, the 16-year-old Image comic series, is coming to a…
Interview: Russell Nohelty of “Ichabod Jones”
Welcome to Haunted MTL‘s “People behind the mask” interview series where readers are introduced to fantastic horror content creators. This week we’re talking to author Russell Nohelty, a USA Today bestselling author and…
Kickstarter: Zombie Ranch, a Tale of a Weird New West: Volume Two
The horror webcomic Zombie Ranch has launched a Kickstarter campaign for its second volume. The comic’s married creative team, Lab Reject Studios, is celebrating the tenth anniversary of the comic this year….
Interview: Julie Devin of ‘Monster Soup’
What happens when you stick a bunch of monsters into a mansion? You get Monster Soup, a webcomic by Julie Devin, also known online as ‘Ghost.’ I’ve followed Monster Soup for a…
Haunted MTL Comic Horror: Swamp Thing (a primer)
We’re gearing up for the upcoming release of the new Swamp Thing streaming series to DC Universe. The series premieres this Friday, May 31st, 2019. It seemed appropriate to reacquaint Haunted MTL…
Interview: Will Penny and Nik Poliwko of “Tiki Surf Witches Want Blood”
As horror fans we are often drawn to the little things. Covers and titles are hugely influential to many of us, particularly as we seek to expand our horror experiences. For many…
Sherlock Holmes and The Necronmicon
The artwork helps to elevate what is already an above average slice of franchise enlarging horror, into something definitely worth investigating.
Re-making a Monster: Final Masterpiece from ‘Master of the Macabre’
Frankenstein Alive, Alive! By Berni Wrightson and Steve Niles I know what you’re thinking. A sequel to Mary Shelley’s classic? In graphic novel form? Kill it before it spreads! Normally, I’d agree…