My Rating “The Big Night” Halloween night — Empire State University. Strange chanting noises echo from a third-floor boys’ dormitory as Ken, Chad, and Armand attempt an incantation they know absolutely nothing about. Why? Because they’re college freshmen, it’s Halloween, and summoning supernatural forces seems like a cool way to kill some time while waiting
My Rating “Brick By Brick” A group of onlookers have just gathered outside a small bed and breakfast in Lotkill, New York. From inside the quaint Victorian blood curdling screams emanate out towards the street and the terrified neighbors. As the scene unfolds blue-green lights begin to flicker randomly from every open window. This is
My Rating “The Living Mummy!” One thousand B.C., in the long-forgotten Egyptian kingdom of Pharaoh Aram-Set, a massive slave revolt has shaken the foundations of the empire. The gods Ra and Osiris have grown angry with the kingdom’s rulers and plant a dangerous thought in the mind of Nephrus, the court magician. To replace a
My Rating “Hallows’ Eve” — Issue #5 Midtown Manhattan — Anarchy has erupted in the street outside the Beyond Corporation headquarters. Maxine Danger and her elite squad of corporate goons have scooped up the magical Halloween masks that spilled across the sidewalk moments earlier. Janine Godbe has little time to react before spotting Detective Sebbens
My Rating “Hallows’ Eve” — Issue #4 A standoff inside the Beyond Corporation headquarters has Hallows’ Eve and her friends cornered, but all is not lost. Janine Godbe reaches into her supernatural bag of tricks and pulls out the Witch Mask. Within seconds, the hostile negotiations take a magical turn as Janine clears a path
My Rating Mission #02: Ghost Train (Part 04) It’s a complete war zone outside the Metropolitan Museum of Art! In the midst of a spectral mummy swarm, Navid Hassan uses his strange powers to pull more ghosts from the void. A large impact sound explodes from the court area as Dum Dum Dugan crash-lands a
My Rating “Six Claws Of The Dragon” The streets in front of the New York Metropolitan Museum have long since grown silent as the hour nears 3 a.m. Professor James Lei Hau, a curator at the museum’s department of Chinese history, exits the building from a side entrance in pursuit of a burglary suspect. His
