Holidays

An anthology of horror comics written by John Carpenter, Steven Hoveke, Sandy King, Steve Niles, James Ninness, Trent Olsen, David Schow and Duane Swierczynski and drawn by Tim...

High Moon by David Gallaher and Steve Ellis is a dark story about cowboys and werewolves that has lots of style...and it's on sale...

Emily Carroll -- who just won a British Fantasy Society Award for Best Graphic Novel -- is a Halloween tradition with her amazing webcomics which stretch the boundaries of the medium. Sadly she didn't do a new one this year, but you can read all the old ones here, and the most recent one, The Groom, which manages to find chills in a pipe cleaner. Carroll is truly a master of horror and if you haven't read her other comics, there's no spookier way to spend Halloween.

Study Group Comics has its annual Halloween special up now...FREE comics to read online by some of todays;' best cartoonists. Up first: A spooky tale about a car breakdown in a terrifying town called...Portland! Don't Look Back by Rich Tomasso -- enjoy!

It doesn't really get any more Halloween-y than Dark Horse's outstanding line up of horror books...and there' a big digital sale going on at Comixology which ends tomorrow, as spirits go back to their graves. Books on offer include Creepy archives, Eerie Archives and the incomparable Hellboy.

The inspiration for the Joker is said to be this story by Victor Hugo about a mutilated man who aims to become the voice...

A teaser has just been released for the second season of Wytches by Scott Snyder and Jock. It's a classic horror tale about a family that moves to a small New England town and finds something ancient and evil waiting in the woods...and it's done just about as well as that story can be done. So a second season is good news indeed.

This is a pretty nifty little comics, available via StoreEnvy, called Vampires Will Never Hurt You by June Vigants, and yes, it's influenced a...

There's a ton of digital comics sales going on for the season including Dynamite's Army of Darkness series, just in time for Ash...

Notorious internet recluse Alan Moore actually took to Goodreads yesterday to answer five questions which became a lot more. I don't know how this...