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Creator Mike Mignola Returns with Two New Issues of “Hellboy in Hell”

Big news for comic lovers: Mike Mignola and Dark Horse Comics are unleashing a double dose of demon-slaying madness this winter! A decade after concluding the legendary Hellboy in Hell saga, Mignola is making an unexpected return to the underworld. Joined by a powerhouse lineup of fresh creative talent, Mignola is set to expand the dark, atmospheric lore that forever changed the comic landscape. October Brings a Crimson Storm in Nothing But Blood The underworld expedition launches this October with Hellboy in Hell: Nothing But Blood. Written by Mignola with jaw-dropping illustrations from French graphic novelist Cyrille Pomès (Moon, 6,000 Miles to Freedom), this collaboration plunges readers straight back into the shadow-drenched landscapes of Pandemonium. Mourning the Devil in Parade of Horrors The hellfire peaks in December with Hellboy in Hell: Parade of Horrors. It’s a two-issue event written by Mignola and illustrated by Márk László (Hellboy and the B.P.R.D.: Time is a River). Colored by Dave Stewart and lettered

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Aug 11, 2026

Sharpen Your Machetes: Danny Trejo Battles the Devil in PCB’s New Graphic Novel ‘Year of the Devil’

Hold onto your holy water! The icon himself, Danny Trejo, is stepping off the big screen and onto the comic page for PCB’s most ambitious, blood-soaked original graphic novel to date, Year of the Devil! If you know the name Danny Trejo, you know the legend. From tearing through action cinema in Machete, From Dusk Till Dawn, and Heat to serving up some of the best tacos in Los Angeles at Trejo’s Tacos, the man is an absolute force of nature. Now, he’s lending his legendary likeness and tough-as-nails persona to a five-issue, high-octane supernatural saga, one that feels ripped straight from a 1970s drive-in double feature. Fists, Faith, and the Four Horsemen In Year of the Devil, Trejo stars as Diego, a cursed, immortal warrior endlessly reborn across the centuries. He has one single purpose: to throw hands with Satan and the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. Blending brutal grindhouse violence, ancient mythos, and dark fantasy, it’s a relentless

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Aug 8, 2026

The Creep Is Back! Image Comics Unleashes a Brand-New ‘Creepshow’ Anthology Series This Fall

Get ready to turn the pages with bloody fingers, horror fans. The most iconic horror anthology in pop culture is returning to its pulp-comic roots! Ever since Stephen King and George A. Romero joined forces in 1982 to create the original cinematic masterpiece, Creepshow has stood as the undisputed gold standard for dark comedy, ghastly twists, and creature-feature horror. It launched sequels, hit TV series, and decades of nightmares. Now, Image Comics is opening the vault once again. They are launching an all-new, mature-rated era of the Eisner Award-nominated comic series starting this September. Whether you’re a die-hard Creepshow faithful or a fan of Tales from the Crypt, The Twilight Zone, and Black Mirror searching for your next dose of macabre storytelling, consider your spooky season reading list officially sorted! Two Tales of Terror per Issue Staying true to the classic EC Comics-inspired formula that Romero and King immortalized, every single issue of the new Creepshow series will feature two

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Aug 5, 2026

John Carpenter Unleashes New Comic ‘Cathedral’ and His New Single (Watch It Now)

John Carpenter, the legendary Horror Master behind cinematic masterpieces like Halloween, The Thing, and Escape from New York, officially releases his first-ever original graphic novel, Cathedral, today via Storm King Comics. To mark the launch, Carpenter has also dropped a chilling new single, “Revenge.” It’s from the accompanying soundtrack album Cathedral, which arrives this Friday, August 7. Watch it below. “I saw it in a dream: a nightmare landscape deep underground filled with monsters too weird and sinister to exist in daylight. I knew instantly I had to get these things out of my head and into everyone else’s brains.” — John Carpenter The Graphic Novel: Step Inside the Catacombs Set inside an abandoned, rotting church in downtown Los Angeles, Cathedral begins with the brutal murder of a police officer. The tragic crime draws a team of detectives, Lieutenant Christine Marks, Paul Hernandez, and Steve Mayfield, into the long-ignored structure. But in true John Carpenter fashion, a routine investigation quickly

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Aug 5, 2026

Dary Dixon’s Ride is Ending: “The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon” Will Air its Last Season in 2027

Daryl Dixon’s passport is officially running out of pages. AMC has announced that the upcoming fourth season of the spinoff “The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon” will be its last. And the final leg of the journey is set to land in 2027. For a guy who just wanted to go for a quick motorcycle ride in Georgia back in 2010, Daryl Dixon has certainly taken the long way home. The Dynamic Duo’s Final Chapter Fan-favorite Norman Reedus will suit up one last time alongside long-time co-star Melissa McBride (Carol Peletier). After reuniting for Season 3, the duo takes an extended, chaotic scenic route through unfamiliar global apocalyptic landscapes. The final season promises to wrap up their relentless quest to get back to their loved ones. “Daryl Dixon has been an incredible journey. I thank each and every fan who has joined us on this ride,” Reedus said in a statement. “It’s been a privilege to build this story for these

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Aug 3, 2026

Immortal Terrors: Mad Cave Unveils ‘Victoria Jaguar’ Comic from the Creator of ‘Underworld’

The Underworld Universe is expanding its supernatural footprint once again. Mad Cave Studios has officially announced VICTORIA JAGUAR, a brand-new five-issue miniseries from Underworld creator Mark London (Battlecats, Hunt. Kill. Repeat.). Bringing the ancient horror to life is comics superstar Marco Rudy (Bucky Barnes: The Winter Soldier, Justice League Dark), who delivers stunning painted interior artwork and the main cover, with lettering by industry veteran Pat Brosseau (Dick Tracy). Since its debut in 2024, Mad Cave’s shared universe has built a sprawling line of high-concept supernatural thrillers—including Revolution 9, Hour of the Wolf, Exit City, Mister Nemo, and the massive crossover event Endless Night. Now, the mythology takes a deep dive into ancient immortal folklore. The Nightmare Is Real The story follows a man tormented by impossible, flesh-tearing nightmares who travels across the globe in search of the mythical Victoria Jaguar—an immortal protector chosen by the Night Sky itself centuries ago. But when Victoria digs into the truth behind his

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jul 31, 2026

Blumhouse’s ‘Something Is Killing the Children’ Adaptation Is Actually Making Progress (Yes, Really)

It looks like Blumhouse’s long-gestating adaptation of Something Is Killing the Children is finally catching some real momentum. Dread Central reports that during a signing and Q&A on Trinity Comics’ Whatnot stream, series co-creator James Tynion IV dropped the meatiest update fans have gotten since Blumhouse snatched up the rights to the horror mega-hit. The big news? There is an officially completed screenplay for the live-action feature film. So, what’s the hold-up? Tynion revealed that the creative team is holding off on pitching until they lock down the series bible for the companion adult animated show. The game plan is to package both the live-action movie and the animated series together. While the ideal scenario is finding a buyer hungry for both, Tynion noted that if a studio only wants to sink its teeth into the live-action film, they’ll happily shop the animated series elsewhere. This strategy tracks with Blumhouse’s original promise to tackle Tynion and Werther Dell’Edera’s universe from

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jul 29, 2026

Double Victory at SDCC: Mad Cave Studios’ ‘Our Soot Stained Heart’ Sweeps Industry Awards

The tally is in, and Mad Cave Studios is bringing home some serious hardware. The publisher has announced that its northern dark-fantasy hit, Our Soot Stained Heart, took home two top-tier comic industry honors. Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou won the 2026 Will Eisner Comic Industry Award for Best Lettering. Breakout artist Stipan Morian was named the recipient of the 2026 Russ Manning Promising Newcomer Award. The dual victory caps off a stellar year for Mad Cave, which earned four total Eisner nominations across its lineup. That includes Best New Series and a shared Best Writer nomination for Stephanie Williams and Asiah Fulmore’s Temporal. There was also a Best Cover Artist nod for Francesco Francavilla’s work on Dick Tracy. What Is Our Soot Stained Heart? Our Soot Stained Heart is from writer Joni Hägg and artist Stipan Morian. Ropemann is the colorist behind the comic that features letters by Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou. The story is set in the frozen northern metropolis of The Coalition.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jul 28, 2026

Oni Press Announces New Details for Upcoming Comic ‘Archie in Hell’

To save him, they had to damn him. Talk about a tough break for Riverdale’s favorite freckled quarterback. Oni Press—the award-hoarding home of groundbreaking graphic novels—and Archie Comic Publications are officially joining forces to celebrate 85 years of America’s most wholesome teenage icon by dragging him straight into the abyss. Launching out of Oni’s massive new line of star-studded Archie titles, ARCHIE IN HELL #1 arrives this November. Behind the Madness Writer Patrick Horvath (Beneath the Trees Where Nobody Sees) and artist Tyler Crook (Harrow County) are teaming up to carve a blood-stained trail from Riverdale’s dark origins straight to its modern streets. Cults and Demon Lords So, it turns out Riverdale’s biggest secret isn’t whatever Jughead eats to maintain his metabolism. The town has been quietly infested by an ancient cult set on unleashing a demon lord into our world. To complete a century-long ritual, they need one final, wholesome sacrifice: hometown football golden boy Archie Andrews. However, the

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jul 27, 2026

Smart, Suave, and Still Deadly: Legendary Detective Rip Kirby Returns at Mad Cave Studios

Hard-boiled noir detectives might rely on knuckles and cheap bourbon, but Rip Kirby always preferred a sharper weapon: pure genius. Following a first look at San Diego Comic-Con, Mad Cave Studios and King Features have officially unveiled the return of comic history’s most sophisticated sleuth. Rip Kirby is back in an all-new comic series that pays homage to the brainpower, wit, and timeless elegance that made the character an icon. Spearheading the revival is two-time Eisner Award nominee Christopher Sebela (High Crimes, Dead Letters). Tango (Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, Archie Horror) is the artist behind it. They are joined by colorist KJ Diaz and letterer Jeff Eckleberry. Together, the team is crafting a fresh mystery built on one of the most enduring foundations in the medium. Brains Over Brawn Created in 1946 by Alex Raymond and Ward Greene, Rip Kirby broke the mold for mid-century crime fiction. Instead of bashing heads in dark alleyways, Kirby solved cases using scientific reasoning.

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jul 27, 2026

More from Comic Books/Graphic Novels

Creator Mike Mignola Returns with Two New Issues of “Hellboy in Hell”

Big news for comic lovers: Mike Mignola and Dark Horse Comics are unleashing a double dose of demon-slaying madness this winter! A decade after concluding the legendary Hellboy in Hell saga, Mignola is making an unexpected return to the underworld. Joined by a powerhouse lineup of fresh creative talent, Mignola is set to expand the dark, atmospheric lore that forever changed the comic landscape. October Brings a Crimson Storm in Nothing But Blood The underworld expedition launches this October with Hellboy in Hell: Nothing But Blood. Written by Mignola with jaw-dropping illustrations from French graphic novelist Cyrille Pomès (Moon, 6,000 Miles to Freedom), this collaboration plunges readers straight back into the shadow-drenched landscapes of Pandemonium. Mourning the Devil in Parade of Horrors The hellfire peaks in December with Hellboy in Hell: Parade of Horrors. It’s a two-issue event written by Mignola and illustrated by Márk László (Hellboy and the B.P.R.D.: Time is a River). Colored by Dave Stewart and lettered

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Aug 11, 2026

Sharpen Your Machetes: Danny Trejo Battles the Devil in PCB’s New Graphic Novel ‘Year of the Devil’

Hold onto your holy water! The icon himself, Danny Trejo, is stepping off the big screen and onto the comic page for PCB’s most ambitious, blood-soaked original graphic novel to date, Year of the Devil! If you know the name Danny Trejo, you know the legend. From tearing through action cinema in Machete, From Dusk Till Dawn, and Heat to serving up some of the best tacos in Los Angeles at Trejo’s Tacos, the man is an absolute force of nature. Now, he’s lending his legendary likeness and tough-as-nails persona to a five-issue, high-octane supernatural saga, one that feels ripped straight from a 1970s drive-in double feature. Fists, Faith, and the Four Horsemen In Year of the Devil, Trejo stars as Diego, a cursed, immortal warrior endlessly reborn across the centuries. He has one single purpose: to throw hands with Satan and the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. Blending brutal grindhouse violence, ancient mythos, and dark fantasy, it’s a relentless

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Aug 8, 2026

The Creep Is Back! Image Comics Unleashes a Brand-New ‘Creepshow’ Anthology Series This Fall

Get ready to turn the pages with bloody fingers, horror fans. The most iconic horror anthology in pop culture is returning to its pulp-comic roots! Ever since Stephen King and George A. Romero joined forces in 1982 to create the original cinematic masterpiece, Creepshow has stood as the undisputed gold standard for dark comedy, ghastly twists, and creature-feature horror. It launched sequels, hit TV series, and decades of nightmares. Now, Image Comics is opening the vault once again. They are launching an all-new, mature-rated era of the Eisner Award-nominated comic series starting this September. Whether you’re a die-hard Creepshow faithful or a fan of Tales from the Crypt, The Twilight Zone, and Black Mirror searching for your next dose of macabre storytelling, consider your spooky season reading list officially sorted! Two Tales of Terror per Issue Staying true to the classic EC Comics-inspired formula that Romero and King immortalized, every single issue of the new Creepshow series will feature two

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Aug 5, 2026

John Carpenter Unleashes New Comic ‘Cathedral’ and His New Single (Watch It Now)

John Carpenter, the legendary Horror Master behind cinematic masterpieces like Halloween, The Thing, and Escape from New York, officially releases his first-ever original graphic novel, Cathedral, today via Storm King Comics. To mark the launch, Carpenter has also dropped a chilling new single, “Revenge.” It’s from the accompanying soundtrack album Cathedral, which arrives this Friday, August 7. Watch it below. “I saw it in a dream: a nightmare landscape deep underground filled with monsters too weird and sinister to exist in daylight. I knew instantly I had to get these things out of my head and into everyone else’s brains.” — John Carpenter The Graphic Novel: Step Inside the Catacombs Set inside an abandoned, rotting church in downtown Los Angeles, Cathedral begins with the brutal murder of a police officer. The tragic crime draws a team of detectives, Lieutenant Christine Marks, Paul Hernandez, and Steve Mayfield, into the long-ignored structure. But in true John Carpenter fashion, a routine investigation quickly

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Aug 5, 2026

Dary Dixon’s Ride is Ending: “The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon” Will Air its Last Season in 2027

Daryl Dixon’s passport is officially running out of pages. AMC has announced that the upcoming fourth season of the spinoff “The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon” will be its last. And the final leg of the journey is set to land in 2027. For a guy who just wanted to go for a quick motorcycle ride in Georgia back in 2010, Daryl Dixon has certainly taken the long way home. The Dynamic Duo’s Final Chapter Fan-favorite Norman Reedus will suit up one last time alongside long-time co-star Melissa McBride (Carol Peletier). After reuniting for Season 3, the duo takes an extended, chaotic scenic route through unfamiliar global apocalyptic landscapes. The final season promises to wrap up their relentless quest to get back to their loved ones. “Daryl Dixon has been an incredible journey. I thank each and every fan who has joined us on this ride,” Reedus said in a statement. “It’s been a privilege to build this story for these

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Aug 3, 2026

Immortal Terrors: Mad Cave Unveils ‘Victoria Jaguar’ Comic from the Creator of ‘Underworld’

The Underworld Universe is expanding its supernatural footprint once again. Mad Cave Studios has officially announced VICTORIA JAGUAR, a brand-new five-issue miniseries from Underworld creator Mark London (Battlecats, Hunt. Kill. Repeat.). Bringing the ancient horror to life is comics superstar Marco Rudy (Bucky Barnes: The Winter Soldier, Justice League Dark), who delivers stunning painted interior artwork and the main cover, with lettering by industry veteran Pat Brosseau (Dick Tracy). Since its debut in 2024, Mad Cave’s shared universe has built a sprawling line of high-concept supernatural thrillers—including Revolution 9, Hour of the Wolf, Exit City, Mister Nemo, and the massive crossover event Endless Night. Now, the mythology takes a deep dive into ancient immortal folklore. The Nightmare Is Real The story follows a man tormented by impossible, flesh-tearing nightmares who travels across the globe in search of the mythical Victoria Jaguar—an immortal protector chosen by the Night Sky itself centuries ago. But when Victoria digs into the truth behind his

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jul 31, 2026

Blumhouse’s ‘Something Is Killing the Children’ Adaptation Is Actually Making Progress (Yes, Really)

It looks like Blumhouse’s long-gestating adaptation of Something Is Killing the Children is finally catching some real momentum. Dread Central reports that during a signing and Q&A on Trinity Comics’ Whatnot stream, series co-creator James Tynion IV dropped the meatiest update fans have gotten since Blumhouse snatched up the rights to the horror mega-hit. The big news? There is an officially completed screenplay for the live-action feature film. So, what’s the hold-up? Tynion revealed that the creative team is holding off on pitching until they lock down the series bible for the companion adult animated show. The game plan is to package both the live-action movie and the animated series together. While the ideal scenario is finding a buyer hungry for both, Tynion noted that if a studio only wants to sink its teeth into the live-action film, they’ll happily shop the animated series elsewhere. This strategy tracks with Blumhouse’s original promise to tackle Tynion and Werther Dell’Edera’s universe from

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jul 29, 2026

Double Victory at SDCC: Mad Cave Studios’ ‘Our Soot Stained Heart’ Sweeps Industry Awards

The tally is in, and Mad Cave Studios is bringing home some serious hardware. The publisher has announced that its northern dark-fantasy hit, Our Soot Stained Heart, took home two top-tier comic industry honors. Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou won the 2026 Will Eisner Comic Industry Award for Best Lettering. Breakout artist Stipan Morian was named the recipient of the 2026 Russ Manning Promising Newcomer Award. The dual victory caps off a stellar year for Mad Cave, which earned four total Eisner nominations across its lineup. That includes Best New Series and a shared Best Writer nomination for Stephanie Williams and Asiah Fulmore’s Temporal. There was also a Best Cover Artist nod for Francesco Francavilla’s work on Dick Tracy. What Is Our Soot Stained Heart? Our Soot Stained Heart is from writer Joni Hägg and artist Stipan Morian. Ropemann is the colorist behind the comic that features letters by Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou. The story is set in the frozen northern metropolis of The Coalition.

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jul 28, 2026

Oni Press Announces New Details for Upcoming Comic ‘Archie in Hell’

To save him, they had to damn him. Talk about a tough break for Riverdale’s favorite freckled quarterback. Oni Press—the award-hoarding home of groundbreaking graphic novels—and Archie Comic Publications are officially joining forces to celebrate 85 years of America’s most wholesome teenage icon by dragging him straight into the abyss. Launching out of Oni’s massive new line of star-studded Archie titles, ARCHIE IN HELL #1 arrives this November. Behind the Madness Writer Patrick Horvath (Beneath the Trees Where Nobody Sees) and artist Tyler Crook (Harrow County) are teaming up to carve a blood-stained trail from Riverdale’s dark origins straight to its modern streets. Cults and Demon Lords So, it turns out Riverdale’s biggest secret isn’t whatever Jughead eats to maintain his metabolism. The town has been quietly infested by an ancient cult set on unleashing a demon lord into our world. To complete a century-long ritual, they need one final, wholesome sacrifice: hometown football golden boy Archie Andrews. However, the

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jul 27, 2026

Smart, Suave, and Still Deadly: Legendary Detective Rip Kirby Returns at Mad Cave Studios

Hard-boiled noir detectives might rely on knuckles and cheap bourbon, but Rip Kirby always preferred a sharper weapon: pure genius. Following a first look at San Diego Comic-Con, Mad Cave Studios and King Features have officially unveiled the return of comic history’s most sophisticated sleuth. Rip Kirby is back in an all-new comic series that pays homage to the brainpower, wit, and timeless elegance that made the character an icon. Spearheading the revival is two-time Eisner Award nominee Christopher Sebela (High Crimes, Dead Letters). Tango (Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, Archie Horror) is the artist behind it. They are joined by colorist KJ Diaz and letterer Jeff Eckleberry. Together, the team is crafting a fresh mystery built on one of the most enduring foundations in the medium. Brains Over Brawn Created in 1946 by Alex Raymond and Ward Greene, Rip Kirby broke the mold for mid-century crime fiction. Instead of bashing heads in dark alleyways, Kirby solved cases using scientific reasoning.

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jul 27, 2026
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