A documentary of "Mr. Twist", the killer pig who targets innocent lives to be his indiscriminate victims.

As a child Henry "Hank" Tate witnessed the murder of a man by the Ku Klux Klan, an incident that would haunt him well into adulthood. Now, as the sheriff of his hometown of Bethlehem, MS, Tate is trying to catch the racist serial killer calling himself Mr. Cross. After the arrival of a red-eyed creature in the local swamp and the killings of prominent town citizens, Tate discovers that everything that is happening might be connected to that fatefull day all those years ago. The Bogre has come to Dixie Land.

THIS IS A MATURE COMIC WITH DEPICTIONS OF VIOLENCE, GORE, NUDITY AND SWEARING. 'Jason Miller's Death School' is a throwback to the 1980's. Inspired by Friday 13th, Halloween and My Bloody Valentine, to name a few, the graphic novel is a true throwback to the golden age of slashers. On a cold Halloween night in 1988, Edgar Wilson, a special needs kid, is invited by his antagonist to an after party on the school roof. Edgar being in love with the bully's girlfriend agree's to go, little does he know, that there is a cruel trick awaiting him when he arrives. As the group of bullies goad and verbally attack Edgar, he trips and falls from the roof into a glass recycling bin and is found dead. The bullies agree to take the secret of what really happened to their grave. Years later, Edgar, seemingly returned from his grave, comes back on Halloween night to exact his revenge, by killing the children of the bullies that left him for dead, all those years ago. As they are, hacked, slashed, and ripped apart, the teenages strive to survive the night against a merciless killing machine in Edgar Wilson.

When Alex, a young woman, goes missing in the dark woods. Derrick, her boyfriend, goes on a quest to search for her. What he discovers lurking in its shadows has a taste for flesh and minds. He would need to learn to survive and work with unlikely allies to survive. There are things within those woods that were never meant to be found. Written by Matthew B. Hafen and Illustrated by Mladen Celjuska

In a parallel world Los Angeles, Victoria Starfield, a Hollywood celebrity, is resurrected from the dead by supernatural corporation known as Crowd Control, into a barbedwire shooting femme fatale, code named Mazscara. Her mission is to protect a group of unknown children from a demonic organization, who plays behind the scenes of tinseltown.

Two thugs make a home invasion. Everything seems to be going well until things change for the worse.

Five young patients struggle to find a future living day to day with a condition that causes them to create monsters from their fears.

A scarecrow wakes up in a cornfield, unable to remember her past. When she discovers she had a son in a previous life, she sets out into a hellish yet beautiful world to find him.

In a world where the supernatural collides with the mortal realm, Beau is one of the few mortals who knows and has seen the Creators' guidance first-hand. In fact, he works for one of them. Bound by a pact with Death himself, he roams the mortal and immortal planes of existence. However, there is a downside that sticks out among many others; Fear and a gambling addiction. Both being a factor in why he's doing this to begin with. Guided by Death's madness and driven by a lust for freedom, Beau navigates a labyrinth of ancient curses, sinister conspiracies, and treacherous alliances. "The Unholy Pact" is a gripping tale of war and the eternal struggle between good and evil, where the line between freedom and good will is blurred, and the cost of power may be the end of all human existence.

Hey there. My name’s Thomas. I found a hard drive in a junkyard one day and made the mistake of showing my friends. It turned out to have a secret message for us from the future and everything after that was completely whack. There was the dinosaur incident, the time we found the portal (if it can be called that?) in the woods, and the shit that went down on Halloween… Give it a read! The path of the barbed wire is a prickly one.