The creatures of the night are real, but in Memphis, TN, they're in charge. But how does the city not get swallowed up by the dark forces of the supernatural? Why is the rest of the world not at the mercy of monsters? One man: Kellan Hart, the last of his family who is not a monster hunter or demon slayer... He's a power broker and fixer for the supernatural. It's his job to make sure the things that go bump in the night don't bump too loudly. But since he's taken over as the resident rule keeper in Memphis, there are those who try to test how far they can bend the rules before they break, and Kellan takes that personally.

Set in 1989 Georgia, this story follows serial killer Arlo Derringer set out to find his purpose in life and figure out why he is a monster. As he is fighting his own demons, Arlo is being hunted by another prolific serial killer. He offers Arlo a challenge of kill or be killed and the hunt begins! This story also comes along with a unique Spotify playlist to delve inside the mind of our killer Arlo Derringer! Follow along as you read or after you read for the full effect of the issue! Link to Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2mM6vPSpFaRGEp6TBn4ImP?si=oXRzNphoR76pBKMGGRqxoA&pi=X6KppbNFRgOS6

"House of Blood is a true horror sicko's delight. Every panel is a celebration of horror at its most fun. Gnarly creatures, wacky science fiction nightmares, and the kind of characters who make you howl with laughter when they meet their gruesome demise. I dare you to read these comics without a big slobbering grin across your face." —Max Booth III, writer of We Need to Do Something "With reverence to the classic anthology format, House of Blood evokes the spirit of pre-code horror while adjusting for modernity. [The] clever writing balances between 70's Richard Matheson and EC's Al Feldstein, yet uncontrived, contemporary, and grimly realized. The art is far from superficial, it's kinetic and coupled with the tight scripts make House of Blood a worthy challenger against any recent horror titles." —Edwin Callihan, Gravely Unusual Magazine

BUMP is a black and white horror anthology series, featuring multiple short stories each issue. Each story is written by Jo S. Farrar, with art from a variety of talented artists, from newer names in the industry to established pros. As a result, each story has its own unique style.

In the war-torn, infected land of Rhomheim, humanity is hunted by grotesque experiments of a mad scientist made of animal and machine called amalgams. Among the horrors are four young amalgams who, despite being as playful as they are cruel, must kidnap humans at their master's behest for his work, or suffer a crueler fate against the humans who hate them. But in a world of hatred and cruelty, is there room for even monsters to grow? For when one of them named Malik wishes to be more than a minion, will that path lead him towards the fulfillment he always longed for? Or will it drag him deeper into an abyss where he’ll face an even greater horror: Being human.

The hero's journey for revenge! Think Texas Chainsaw Massacre meets Highlander with a little cosmic Evil thrown in. When one young man's life is irreparably changed, he will stop at nothing for revenge.

Mr.and Mrs. Tremens have been called to a methane drilling rig to investigate what they believe to be another false alarm by the extra terrestrial probe. What they found out is much more than they initially hoped for.

Near death, Adam wakes in a hospital bed. His life was saved by experimental means. He is forever changed... no longer human. Now, something else... What is this horrible sound that only he seems to be able to hear? Is this all in his head? Something is coming. Something from the far-reaches of space. Does Adam have any humanity left? Or is this the end of Adam, and everything else as we know it?

A horror one-shot comic about a mysterious zombie outbreak unraveling on a Native American reservation.

The History of Monsters 100 Page Special is a new-reader friendly, horror comic anthology in the vein of 'Creepy' and 'Misty' complete with 3 full-length stories written and illustrated by Benji Bajorek and featuring characters and monsters from the 2022 graphic novel 'The History of Monsters' Stories included are: 'The Girl From The North Country' A World War II pilot is shot down over the ocean and rescued by a mysterious woman. However, he soon discovers there is more to her than meets the eye. 'Blood Red Moon' In the American wilderness a group of hunters soon become... the hunted! 'Snow' A stranger arrives in a quiet village in the mountains.... and death follows. In addition to these 3 stories there are also two short stories, an autobiographical editorial, an article on the history of the Yeti, realistic vintage-style house ads and also pin-ups by a selection of incredible artists from around the world! This one-shot is perfect for new readers while also a welcome return for old readers, all wrapped up in a book that is a love letter to both cryptozoology and the comic book medium.