Marnie Young, an executive assistant in San Diego, is a sweet girl who wouldn't hurt a fly. She's also super lonely. But one night, without warning, Marnie has a violent seizure; co-workers recoil in horror as she writhes on the floor. Two days later, Marnie wakes up in a hospital room. As her vision comes... Continue Reading →
From John Carpenter, the man who brought you the cult classic horror film Halloween and all of the scares beyond comes the ultimate graphic novel anthology of tales to warm your toes by on a dark and stormy October night! Carpenter brings together storytellers from the worlds of movies, novels and comics for a collection of tales... Continue Reading →
Without having to go into each "issue" within the trade paperback again, but the rundown is that all five issues of Tales of Science Fiction: Twitch has been packed into this 138 page paperback. And there's bonuses within, as there's concept art from Richard Clark's sketches, Tim Bradstreet's veriest cover designs. And the creator biography's.... Continue Reading →
It all ends here… no, like, for real. The end of humanity as we know it. It begins in the Antelope Valley, and will soon spread into Los Angeles, from there… the rest of the planet. Unless an ex-cop who hasn’t fired a gun in 15 years can muster up the strength to step into... Continue Reading →
One minute, you’re knocking back a beer late at night, just trying to unwind after a tough day at work. The next minute, you’re blind and handcuffed speeding through the desert while random people are shooting at you. But maybe you deserve it, because you tried to kill your wife and colleague just a few... Continue Reading →
An alien entity is slowly gathering material to build a hive mind — and your brain is on its wish list! It’s up to the unlikely duo of an astrophysicist and an L.A. county sheriff to save humanity, one bullet at a time. But it’s tough to aim straight when you can see dead people... Continue Reading →
Astrophysicist Marisa Stringfellow broke out of the observatory thinking she’d be able stop an alien entity on the rampage in the Antelope Valley desert. Lieutenant Pinkerton, meanwhile, thinks Stringfellow may be suffering from heatstroke. “How can you tell they’re aliens?” “Because right before they kill you,” Stringfellow replies, “they’ll start to TWITCH…” Written by Duane Swierczynski... Continue Reading →
