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.
A group of 13 publishers have reached a settlement with the Diamond estate and Sparkle Pop to get their inventory back, and this Diamond business may finally be drawing to a close
Steven Spielberg will reportedly be more involved in the next Transformers film than any of the previous follow-ups to the 2007 film, which Michael Bay is returning to direct from a script by Jason Fuchs.
The animated preschool show Doctor Who: TARDIS Crew will follow a younger Doctor and three companions on new adventures through time and space when it premieres in late 2027/early 2028.
