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Fall of Cthulhu: Godwar continues BOOM!’s mythos based on H.P. Lovecraft’s pulp stories. The new series, debuting Wednesday, from writer Michael Alan Nelson and Mat Santolouco picks up where things were left off in a previous series and the entire first issue sets up the new events while recapping where we are. As a result,… [Continue Reading]
H.P. Lovecraft is everywhere these days including BOOM! Studios Cthulhu series of comics and adaptations of his prose into film. Now we see yet another look at his dark world in the October release of The Miskatonic Project: H.P. Lovecraft’s The Whisperer. After more than a decade in the works, the project is finally seeing… [Continue Reading]
Antarctic Press will be releasing a new four-issue miniseries this October with the deceptively simple title of Yeti vs. Vampire, written by Miles Gunter and illustrated by Kelsey Shannon. The first issue will retail for a mere 99 cents and the creators are happily blogging about it. Gunter also did an extensive interview at Comic… [Continue Reading]
Screamland will be collected into a single volume, released from Image Comics on October 29. The horror series was from writer Harold Sipe and artist Hector Casanova. “In an era of films shot against green screens and fixed in post, where have the iconic creatures gone,” Sipe asks. “Screamland is a love letter to old… [Continue Reading]
Stefan Hutchinson is writing Halloween: The First Death of Laurie Strode, a follow up to his well received Halloween: Nightdance for Devil’s Due Publishing. “The big news is the second series, which has been designed as a jumping point for new readers. It’s set in 1979,” the writer told Bloody-Disgusting. “It’s illustrated by Jeff Zornow… [Continue Reading]
Monster Attack Network, a graphic novel by Entertainment Weekly’s Marc Bernardin and co-writer Adam Freeman with art by Nima Sorat, has been optioned by Disney. They have assigned the project to Wanted producer Jason Netter. According to Variety, negotiations for the rights began prior to the book’s publication in July. The 96-page graphic novel was… [Continue Reading]
After a strong Friday showing, it looked as if The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor might topple The Dark Knight from the top of the box office. However, mostly negative reviews seem to have scared enough people away so it opened at number two for the weekend. It took in a healthy $42,450,000, under… [Continue Reading]
Everyone is anxious for details on Sony’s fourth Spider-Man film, already announced for 2011 so fans got surprised when Variety reported this morning that the studio is now focused first on a Venom spinoff project. Jacob Estes (Mean Creek) had been assigned the unenviable task of writing a screenplay featuring the monstrous alien symbiote that… [Continue Reading]
JC Spink told UGO that is his choice to play 355 opposite Shia LaBeouf in the feature adaptation of Vertigo’s Y: The Last Man. The project, adapted from his own comics by Brian K. Vaughn, has been in development for some time but is finally inching closer to actual production to be directed by DJ… [Continue Reading]
We found remember exploitation films such as Ilsa, She Wolf of the S.S., so when Rob Zombie honored that with his mock trailer for Werewolf Women of the S.S. during Grindhouse, we smiled. Now, Zombie has produced a comic book based the trailer with art by Dave Hartman and the cover just went live. As… [Continue Reading]
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