London Horror Comic Art Sample Pin-Up
January 2, 2011 in Art, Color Sample, Comic Books, comics, DC Marvel Comics Shipping, Horror, pin up
Art by Lee Ferguson, Colors by me. From the book Master Digital Color.
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The Ghoul #1 By Steve Niles Advance Review
November 4, 2009 in Comic Books, Contest, Horror, Preview, Reviews, Spoiler
Just a quick reminder before the review, you still have until 11:59 CST today, to win an advance copy of this book here.
Now on to the review:
Written by Steve Niles, Art by Bernie Wrightson
A quick synopsis of the book before breaking it down:
Locke & Key Crown of Shadows #1 Win An Advance Copy
October 26, 2009 in Comic Books, Contest, Horror
Joe Hill releases the next chapter in the Locke and Key saga on November 11th and you can win advance copy one of 3 ways.
The Ghoul #1 by Steve Niles Win An Advance Copy
October 26, 2009 in Comic Books, Contest, Horror
On November 11th Steve Niles and Bernie Wrightson team up to tell this story. You can win an advance copy one of 3 ways:
$200,000 For A Lightsaber, Guess The Economy is Better.
December 12, 2008 in Comic Books, Horror, Movies, News, Nightmare Before Christmas, Star Wars, Wolverine, X-Men
Luke Skywalker’s Lightsaber sold at auction yesterday for $200,000. Add in the buyer’s premium of 20 % and it comes out to $240,000. It was one of a number of movie and television items that were auctioned off by the Profiles in History Auction House. I have some other notable sales below as well as a part 2 to of more items coming out in a little bit.
Wolverine’s Black Leather Outfit from X-Men
This only went for $75,000.
"Your Vagina is Haunted!"
November 30, 2008 in Comic Books, Horror, Reviews
Tarot Witch of The Black Rose # 53
I have been debating whether or not to review this book, but that one phrase inside of the book made it a must review, sheerly for the title. A gaggle of dead nurses, are taking back body parts that were donated or not real from the living. There are the obligatory T & A shots as well. Not much substance to the book, but then again I think the audience for it is defined to a certain genre. I generally like most horror books, especially those that deal with magick and witchcraft themes, but this book is nothing more than a collection of pin-ups. I will refrain from a rating on the book since it really has nothing of comparable quality of genre to relate it to. However, it is definitely designed for readers 18 and up.