Papercuts: Chamber of Chills from Marvel Comics By Ryan “HB” Mount In the late 1960’s and into the 1970’s DC Comics was not the only producer of many horror genre comics. Marvel seemed to be in an arms race against DC with the amount of horror comics they were producing at the exact same […]
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Something sinister roams Pilot’s Knob cemetery in Marion, Kentucky. Is it the ghost of a child witch or something much darker? Or both? It could be both.
Dusty lets his hair down and rambles for a bit about this relatively unknown legend.
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Worst Review: Split
A review on Split from someone who has never seen the movie & only has a vague understanding of its premise
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Twin Peaks Thoughts
Dusty takes a look at how he fell in love with Twin Peaks
Paper Cuts: 05.03.2017: Albatross Funny Books By Ryan “HB” Mount Albatross Funny Books is the creative endeavor of Goon creator, Eric Powell. The indie publisher relaunched in 2016 with Powell’s written and drawn books Hillbilly and SSBII (aka Satan’s Sodomy Baby 2). The line has already grown and this week we got three books from the […]
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Paper Cuts: April 26, 2017
Paper Cuts: April 26, 2017 By Ryan “HB” Mount Redneck #1 (Skybound/Image) Modern day Hatfield and McCoys is one of the families was full of vampires and the other led by a preacher. While the story is not breaking any new ground, it was extremely well written and a perfect first issue. We immediately get […]
Papercuts: Bernie Wrightson Tribute By Ryan “HB” Mount Recently comics and especially horror comics lost one of the all-time greats in Bernie Wrightson. If you ever read an old issue of Creepy or Eerie, or an older issue of Tales of the Crypt, you would have seen Bernie Wrightson’s work. He and writer Len Wein […]
Harry talks about what makes the original Alien film deeply unnerving and why the sequels have never been able to replicate it.
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Papercuts: 03-22-2017
Papercuts: March 22, 2017 By Ryan “HB” Mount This week, we take a look at the reintroduction of two fan-favorite characters, Vampirella and Marvel’s Man-Thing with new jumping on points and big departures from status quo of the characters long histories. Vampirella #1 (Dynamite) After reviewing the #0 issue, there was a ton of mystery […]
*How long have you been writing for?* I’ve actually been writing since I was ten. The start was short stories and writing didn’t become serious for me until I began my series, which will be of seven years now. *How many rejections did you receive before you first became publishedand how did you stay […]