April 3rd, 2011 | → 0 Comments | ∇ TV |
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Ghastly McNasty
The horror comic series ‘Chew’ has been green-lighted by American network Showtime for a half hour comedy TV series. The comic book, written by John Layman with artwork by Rob Guillory, has a loyal fan base. The first issue was released in 2009 by Image Comics (Yes, The Walking Dead) and is currently on the 17th issue, no surprise after winning the much coveted Eisner Award for best new series.
Chews tell the story of federal agent Tony Chu who is a ‘cibopath’ able to get psychic impression from the things he eats. This ranges from animals to people so expect some very dark humour and a whole lot of blood. Exactly the sort of thing we appreciate on The Theatre of Terror.
Originally released on the Comic Monsters website the ‘Happy Panda Funtime Show’ is a free horror comic story from the diseased minds of the Brain Food Comic Company. Millions of children all over the world are mesmerized on a daily basis by the #1 children’s show in the world – Happy Panda Funtime Show. But […]
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A real treat for you here Scream! fans. Scanned from the fabled Scream! Spinechillers Holiday Special this tale of terror will be new for many people thanks to the rariety of this largely unknown comic.
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We at Back From The Depths are once again looking for contributors for our free, annual pdf horror comic, HALLOWSCREAM. Here’s this year’s guidelines (with a new email address to send stuff to)… Ideal submissions should be horror orientated and must be weird or spooky to make the final cut. We are mainly looking for […]
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Channel Five has acquired the free-to-air UK rights to the hit American series, The Walking Dead. The AMC zombie drama has pulled in record ratings for the broadcaster and has actually increased its ratings over the course of its six-part first season. The Walking Dead stars British actor Andrew Lincoln (best known for This Life […]
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Garth Ennis has achieved legend status in the world of comics and is famous for comic creations such as Preacher, The Boys & Hitman to name a few. I rate Preacher as one of my favourite comic series so was excited to get my hand on Crossed his latest horror offering drawn by the skilled […]
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Mentioned in today’s Sun newspaper is the work of Danish artist, writer and kids TV producer Joon Kenn. When he’s got a spare moment he likes to doodle random scenes from his own twisted imagination on post-it notes. What I love about this artists work is that each sketch has a story to tell. He […]
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November 1st, 2010 | → 0 Comments | ∇ Blah |
It’s here, full of fear and even bigger than last year! The Hallowscream 2010 Hallowe’en Special! 84 pages of chills, spills, thrills and kills direct from the deranged freaks at Back From The Depths and it’s completely free! You can download the pdf file from CLICKWHEEL, DROPBOX, or view it online at MYEBOOK. File size […]
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Interesting discovery on Pink Tentacle, a site dedicated to weird Japanology. There’s a post covering a collection of illustrations by Gōjin Ishihara that appeared in a load of Japanese kids books from the 70’s. Above is just a handful of these unusual illustrations. You can view more of these creepy pictures by visiting the original […]
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Zombies! Supervillains! Cowboys! Strange creatures! Stick-Men! The Seventh Issue of the Temple APA digital comics showcase is now available to download as a completely free pdf file. 56 pages of artwork and strips featuring contributions from the likes of Dave Hailwood, Dirk Van Dom, Matthew McLaughlin, Simon Mackie, Paul Eldridge, Dan Butcher and Adam Grose […]
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Thanks for tuning in for Monster. It’s taken a while to re-start (never realised just how close it was to the end) due to a slight intermission for ice-cream. Hope you all enjoyed it!
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