Little Guy, Big Movie: Ant-Man Joins Marvel Movie Universe
For those who know their AVENGERS lore, you already know that the movie team roster isn't quite the one shown in the team's comic book origin story. Someone's missing. Someone... big.
Grimm Tales of Terror Delivers Twist, But Not Surprise
Monster Underneath
Writer: Shane McKenzie
Artwork: Claudia Balboni
The notion of a monster under the bed is, perhaps, one of the oldest bogeyman tropes in horror -- specifically because it's one of the most prevalent childhood fears.
TenNapel's Nnewts Epic Fantasy of Amphibious Proportions
Doug TenNapel introduces a new world to his fans with the first book of the NNEWTS series, ESCAPE FROM THE LIZZARKS. At its most basic level, NNEWTS pits peaceful amphibians against aggressive reptiles.
Review: Cinderella: Age of Darkness (2 of 3)
Title: Cinderella: Age of Darkness (2 of 3)
Publisher: Zenescope
The Bare Necessities: Mark L Miller and Zenescope's Jungle Book
Zenescope has carved out a niche in the comics industry through their unique and sexy adaptations of fairy tales. In their Grimm Fairy Tales universe, they've established realms for adaptations of Wonderland, the titular Brothers Grimm characters, Neverland, and others.
Afterlife With Archie Makes Long Awaited Return
After what seems like an interminable wait -- always the sign of an anticipated comic -- AFTERLIFE WITH ARCHIE returns to the shelves with the seventh issue of the horror series.
Fall of the Wild Third Mini in Zenescope's Jungle Book Trilogy
It may or may not have been officially declared as such in Zenescope's GRIMM FAIRY TALES UNIVERSE, but I believe there's a fifth realm (perhaps even more) in Zenescope's multiverse: The Realm of Kipling. That seems to be supported by Zenescope's adventure series based on the Rudyard Kipling novels.
It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Krampus with Zenescope's Holiday GFT
It would be an easy, predictable thing for the folks at Zenescope to make a mythical character like Santa Claus the focus of their holiday issue. Which is probably why they did exactly the opposite, and chose a more obscure holiday-related icon to weave a story around: Krampus!
Zimmerman and Scott Unveil Area 51 History in Graphic Novel
Sometimes truth is stranger than fiction. And sometimes, fiction is a lot more fun.
Hooray for Hollywood Zombie Apocalypse!
When unknown actor Michael May gets cast in the lead role of Captain Liberty, he thought it was the beginning of a dream. Instead, it was the first day of a living nightmare.
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