My Rating “Monster Mash-Up” Groovy! Old man Lodge is opening up Eyegor Manor for this year’s Halloween Spectacular. Can Archie and the gang get the old death trap decorated in time for the big ball? Not if Trick and Treat have anything to say about it. Look out Archie and Jughead, Treat has been boning-up
My Rating “Werewolf By Night” High above the Rocky Mountains, monster hunter Elsa Bloodstone is in free fall toward the jagged peaks below. She cocks her head back to watch a small private jet filled with vampire corpses veer wildly out of control. Within seconds, Elsa pulls the ripcord on her parachute. One violent jolt
My Rating “IT – The Thing That Couldn’t Die!” Note: This is an adaptation of the,1941 story “It!” by American author Theodore Sturgeon. The sun had risen bright that morning causing the dew to glisten throughout the meadow near the Drew family farmstead. The land was fertile ground for both crops and the plethora of
My Rating “Danse Macabre” Hart Island, New York – present day, Moon Knight and 8-Ball have just beached their small speed boat near the north-end of the island. The dark will conceal them as they approach the abandoned cemetery, but 8-Ball has his doubts. How much concealment can one guy expect when their partner is
My Rating “60 Magical Stories” What can one say about an iconic comic book character that hasn’t already been said? Sabrina Spellman has spent decades casting spells across comic books, television screens, cartoons, and a vast sea of merchandise. In 2022, Archie Comics celebrated the teenage witch with Sabrina: 60 Magical Stories, a massive collection
My Rating “Hallows’ Eve” Janine Godbe has always been dealt a bad hand in life. From an abusive childhood to falling in love with a cloned superhero, trouble seems to follow her wherever she goes. Since her release from prison, Janine has tried to go straight and build something resembling a normal life with Ben
My Rating Blind Child’s Bluff! Young Cathy stands in front of her mangy old yellow Labrador retriever ready to protect him from the two police officers who came to put the dog down. Cathy’s nanny argues with the young blind girl but it doesn’t matter. The dog is accused of murdering Cathy’s step-mother and her
My Rating “Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein” Night began to fall on the Artic tundra as Captain Robert Walton IV pushed his crew further towards their Schooner. The ship had become landlocked in the ice one week prior as heavy storms passed through the region. It mattered little though. The captain and his crew were close to
