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From the Pages of Bram Stoker's Dracula: Harker
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The first graphical ‘sequel’ to Dracula ever to be endorsed by a member of the Stoker family! Six months after Dracula dies, A ghostly vision informs the Harkers that their work is not yet done – and the Count’s last surviving bride returns to London to gain revenge – and use Mina’s unborn baby as a new host for Dracula!
Hotell Vol. 2
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Five more interconnected stories chronicle another harrowing week at Pierrot Courts, the mysterious roadside motel where lost souls make their last stand with the demons that haunt them.
Lionsgate Films Presents
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Lionsgate films is one of the movie companies that does cutting-edge horror. Leprechaun has been in the hood, In Space and in your nightmares. Now he is in this graphic novel featuring a cover with Warwick Davis! In the graphic novel adaptation of the cult film Leprechaun, the tale of Lubdan, the king and sole survivor of the Leprechaun, is revealed. Plus, a treasure dealer stumbles across...
Red Leaves
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During the war, the dead walked among us, infecting those they loved the most. Driven by the animalistic desire to return home. Siberia. A mother and daughter wait shrouded in loneliness for the father's return, who was sent to the battle raging Finland. The two have been alone for months, hundreds of miles from the closest city when a terrible presence and overwhelming paranoia begin to surround...
Witchblood
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Magic is in the blood.
A modern, Wild West road trip about a witch named Yonna cruising the Southwest as a band of bloodthirsty biker vampires, The Hounds of Love, hunt her scattered coven for the source of all magic: witch blood.
From the critically-acclaimed creators writer Matthew Erman (Bonding: A Love Story About People and Their Parasites) and artist Lisa Sterle of Long Lost and Sterle's...
Imperfect Girl
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Legendary novelist NISIOISIN (the Monogatari series) partners up with Mitsuru Hattori (Sankarea) in this three-volume graphic novel adaptation of one of his mystery novels!An aspiring novelist witnesses a tragic death, but that is only the beginning of what will become a string of traumatic events involving a lonely elementary school girl. “Looking back on it now, I realize that incident is...
Animals
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A hunter in Olympic National Park dies from what an eyewitness insists was a long-dead elk coming back to life to exact revenge. Next, a bear stalks a camper with human intelligence and determination. Animals are killing people, and it's up to Sheriff Jack Bertrand to figure out why.
Dark Spaces: Good Deeds
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Mystery
Scott Snyder’s Dark Spaces anthology line returns with an all-new story surrounding a deadly conspiracy from a creative team of rising stars!
Black River Falls
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Welcome to Black River Falls! Follow the newly elected sheriff as he discovers that his new job may be Hell on earth...literally.
Paradiso
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Before Jack Kryznan can venture further into the city, he will discover the depths of his connection with Paradiso. In this world, rumors and theories abound regarding the origins and the meaning of this living metropolis. As events rumble on the surface, Jack will find that the strangest truths of Paradiso lie deep beneath her streets in a cityscape of warrens and tunnels, populated by the...
Deamon Heart
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A young man picks up a lone hitchhiker. There he offers her a ride. Until something seems out of the ordinary
Hauntress
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Mythical
A seminal work of horror from 1993, this classic from the author of Dragon Head is finally appearing in English for the first time. Incorporating elements of psychological horror and urban legend, and credited with introducing the idea of stalking to Japan, Mochizuki’s early masterpiece remains just as terrifying as it was when it first appeared over 30 years ago.