From the first issue of James Tynion IV and Álvaro Martínez Bueno’s
The Joker Vol.
With Hill House Comics’ Refrigerator Full of Heads, we’re back in Brody Island, Maine, that seemingly idyllic
Plunge treads familiar waters, wrapping a number of horror/sci-fi tropes into a grisly little tale that manages to be pretty damn creepy.
The Low, Low Woods, from DC's Hill House Comics imprint, is a horror story in two regards.
It’s a mystery that kicks off in a familiar way, if you’re a fan of mysteries. But then something happens—not the thing you’d expect, but something far worse.
The first comic from DC’s new horror line will give fans of the sprawling Conjuring universe something fun to chew on.
If you’re a fan of exploitation films, tough final girls and retro, pulpy horror full of twists, give Basketful of Heads a go.
My first intro to Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy came when I was just a kid thanks to Batman: The Animated Series. Their relationship was on
Batman: Last Knight on Earth, the DC Black Label miniseries from writer Scott Snyder and artist Greg
