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IDW Publishing, Sleepy Hollow: The Witches of the Western Wood

Sleepy Hollow: The Witches of the Western Wood – Volume 01 Issue 02

My Rating “The Witches of the Western Wood” In Hell, Sarah Archer pleads for her very soul,Life, from the beginning, unfair—so everyone she told.Yet her sister Mary, the light, the good, a righteous path attained,While Sarah could never regain the promise she had sold. Her confession, long and true,Of womanhood in Sleepy Hollow—and the man

Bellwethers Ghost
Bellwether's Ghost, Relic Keep Comics

Bellwether’s Ghost – Volume 01 Issue 01

Bellwether’s Ghost #1 – A Haunted Mystery Begins Bellwether’s Ghost Issue One launches a chilling supernatural mystery set in the quiet town of Rivenbrook. When the long-abandoned Bellwether Mansion becomes the focus of local curiosity, strange events begin to unfold—revealing a secret that refuses to stay buried. At the heart of the story is Molly

DC Comics, The Witching Hour

The Witching Hour – Volume 01 Issue 01

My Rating “Save The Last Dance” Thurgood Trapley, a millionaire philanthropist, and all around nasty old man, has just hit the jackpot. Or, shall we say, his money paid to hire the scientists who hit the jackpot for him. In either case, one retired Broadway dancer, a man of science, does not make. For old

Marvel Comics, Werewolf By Night: Blood Hunt

Werewolf by Night: Blood Hunt

My Rating “Terror In Dino Park” Wild Dino Adventures, an abandoned amusement park located just six miles south of the Hopi Native American reservation, has just caught the attention of a group of state police officers as a giant fireball lights up the night sky overhead. The abandoned tourist attraction had been closed for over

Charlton Comics, Haunted

Haunted – Volume 01 Issue 01

My Rating “The Room Of Madness!” The rug had survived the centuries, passed from one hand to another, all in an epic journey of evil. When business mogul Aldous Benton learned about the Tabriz Rose from his Manhattan art dealer, no price would be too high. Just thinking about the history of that Persian rug

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