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10 Reads until Halloween!
How many have you read? What’s your favourite?
Locke & Key by Joe Hill and Gabriel Rodríguez
When the Locke family move to Keyhouse, their ancestral home in Lovecraft, Massachusetts, they discover a collection of mysterious keys, each with its own extraordinary power. But something sinister is lurking beneath the house, and it wants those keys for itself.
Joe Hill’s Locke & Key is a brilliantly unsettling blend of supernatural horror, family trauma and dark fantasy. Gabriel Rodríguez’s artwork is wonderfully inventive, shifting from intimate family drama to genuinely nightmarish horror with incredible fluidity. A series about grief, growing up and the dangerous things we unlock when we’re trying to escape ourselves.
Jessica Farm by Josh Simmons
What starts as a fairly ordinary Christmas morning quickly turns into something much stranger. Jessica’s house is full of weird, grotesque characters and things that don’t quite make sense, with Simmons slowly building an atmosphere that feels increasingly wrong the further you get into it.
A bizarre mix of horror, surrealism and underground comix, Jessica Farm is the sort of book that’s difficult to compare to anything else. Unsettling, often disgusting and full of strange little details, it’s a proper trip into the weird side of comics.
Daredevil: Cold Day in Hell by Charles Soule and Steve McNiven
What begins as another day in the life of Matt Murdock quickly becomes something far more serious. After a devastating event leaves Daredevil without his powers, he’s forced to confront a world he can no longer experience in the same way, while a dangerous threat begins to take shape around him.
A gripping mix of superhero drama, crime thriller and dystopian mystery, Daredevil: Cold Day in Hell gives Matt Murdock a very different kind of challenge. Charles Soule’s sharp, character-driven story is brought to life by Steve McNiven’s detailed artwork, making this a tense and atmospheric take on one of Marvel’s most enduring heroes.
Beautiful Darkness by Fabien Vehlmann and Kerascoët
What begins as a seemingly ordinary story quickly turns into something far more unsettling. When a group of ti
How many have you read? What’s your favourite?
Locke & Key by Joe Hill and Gabriel Rodríguez
When the Locke family move to Keyhouse, their ancestral home in Lovecraft, Massachusetts, they discover a collection of mysterious keys, each with its own extraordinary power. But something sinister is lurking beneath the house, and it wants those keys for itself.
Joe Hill’s Locke & Key is a brilliantly unsettling blend of supernatural horror, family trauma and dark fantasy. Gabriel Rodríguez’s artwork is wonderfully inventive, shifting from intimate family drama to genuinely nightmarish horror with incredible fluidity. A series about grief, growing up and the dangerous things we unlock when we’re trying to escape ourselves.
Jessica Farm by Josh Simmons
What starts as a fairly ordinary Christmas morning quickly turns into something much stranger. Jessica’s house is full of weird, grotesque characters and things that don’t quite make sense, with Simmons slowly building an atmosphere that feels increasingly wrong the further you get into it.
A bizarre mix of horror, surrealism and underground comix, Jessica Farm is the sort of book that’s difficult to compare to anything else. Unsettling, often disgusting and full of strange little details, it’s a proper trip into the weird side of comics.
Daredevil: Cold Day in Hell by Charles Soule and Steve McNiven
What begins as another day in the life of Matt Murdock quickly becomes something far more serious. After a devastating event leaves Daredevil without his powers, he’s forced to confront a world he can no longer experience in the same way, while a dangerous threat begins to take shape around him.
A gripping mix of superhero drama, crime thriller and dystopian mystery, Daredevil: Cold Day in Hell gives Matt Murdock a very different kind of challenge. Charles Soule’s sharp, character-driven story is brought to life by Steve McNiven’s detailed artwork, making this a tense and atmospheric take on one of Marvel’s most enduring heroes.
Beautiful Darkness by Fabien Vehlmann and Kerascoët
What begins as a seemingly ordinary story quickly turns into something far more unsettling. When a group of ti
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14 days agomeghancos1
I have been looking for Batman Creature of the Night for about a year now!! I need it 👏
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