Originally published at Fangoria.com on June 5, 2011 Continuing our conversation with SCREAMLAND authors Harold Sipe and Christopher Sebela, begun here. FANGORIA: SCREAMLAND’s horror convention is filled with caricatures of classic horror movies. The Slasher, who has seen better days, resembles a worn-out and beaten Jason Voorhees from FRIDAY THE 13th. Were the character designs […]
Originally published at Fangoria.com on June 4, 2011 From Image Comics, SCREAMLAND kicks off its newest volume with a twisted murder and biting horror satire. Movie monsters are struggling in Hollywood after CGI and 3D have become the norm in movies. FANGORIA spoke with authors Harold Sipe (pictured) and Christopher Sebela about how the project […]
Originally published at Fangoria.com on May 29th, 2011 Undeniably intense and unsettling, the follow-up issue of HELLRAISER #2 (BOOM! Studios) is a must-read. Bleaker and bloodier, “Pursuit Of The Flesh” grabs its reader’s attention and never lets go. Back in the right hands of its original creator, Clive Barker continues to tell a thrilling new […]
Originally published at Fangoria.com on May 30, 2011 Action-packed and over-the-top bloody, HACK/SLASH #4 (Image Comics) is a knockout installment to this spectacular horror series. Vlad, the gentle giant, is no longer interested in being the sidekick of slasher slayer Cassie Hack. These two partners can no longer count on each other, especially when the […]
Originally published at Fangoria.com on May 29, 2011 In its third installment, GREEN WAKE (Image Comics) brilliantly hits its mark and elevates its material to another level. In a desperate search, a delusional detective just might lose the trail of a brutal killer. Overwhelmed by painful flashbacks, the unstable detective is about to lose his […]
Originally published at Fangoria.com on May 28, 2011 AMERICAN VAMPIRE VOL. 2 (Vertigo Comics) further explores the blood-fueled journey of Skinner Sweet, a new vicious breed of vampire. Skinner has survived through various decades of American history, especially in Las Vegas during the 1930s. In his ceaseless travels, Sweet involves himself with the best and […]