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Taboo looks awesome. I just filled my run of Bruce Jones Twisted Tales (Both Volumes) and Alien Worlds. I am going to send them to get hard bound soon. I wish the horror anthologies from the 80's and 90's would get collected. I love me some old Creepy but after a while the stories tend to seem same-ish or have extremely stupid twists. Looking forward to more recommendations out of this thread.
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KomradeX posted:Any recommendations for Western horror comics? Something in the vein of Hellboy,BPRD (which Im woefully behind on, vol.6 of the main series)or Baltimore? Something especially like the horror comics from the 50s, or along the lines of Weird War Tales. I'll even try reading any manga that are along the lines of WWT. I have been re-reading Hellblazer from the begining and there is some creepy disturbing poo poo in there. Check TFAW as the Creepy and Eerie archives go on sale for 50% or more off. Steve Niles can be alright if not a bit derivitive sometimes. The first few 30 Days of Night were kinda cool.
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muscles like this? posted:There are some good Hellraiser books that are just stand alones that tell stories of people interacting with the puzzle box. Fell was awesome. Wish it had gone on longer.
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Mr Wind Up Bird posted:Hey guys I just got approval to post something neat! Really cool! Thank you!
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Has anyone gotten a hold of The Creeps Magazine yet? http://www.thecreepsmagazine.com/
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Mad Doctor Cthulhu posted:Is this an ongoing or one-time? quote:We've been bombarded with submission requests since we started The Creeps, including from some of the old Warren talent, which tells me there is a real need on the creative end for a showcase of this type in this genre. We'd like The Creeps to become a strong creative forum for free-lancers and help contribute to the overall health and welfare of the creative elements the the industry, but the real question now is if enough of this market still exists, or if we can help ramp up what remains of this previously dormant market enough to sustain us into profitability. Brian, you read our minds, we are looking at a semi-annual schedule (twice annually) through 2015 with an eye on moving to a quarterly schedule in 2016. We will not be offering subscriptions until the project is firmly footed, we want to ensure that when we begin accepting funds from subscribers, we are able to honor our longer-term commitments. We're hoping to begin offering subscriptions sometime in 2015. sporklift fucked around with this message at 19:29 on Jul 30, 2014 |
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