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It all started with a familiar face. Miles away from his home, Noel Layon Flores was taking up his post graduate studies in scenic New Zealand, a paradisiacal place akin to the wonderful world of the fictional Encantadia he helped build, when he took notice of Mikey Sutton’s social media…

Guillermo del Toro is a widely celebrated filmmaker, known for his unforgettable images, but he's never shot widescreen and we find out why.

It's Halloween week, and if you're a fan of spooky stories, then that means there's a good chance you're packing as much horror programming as possible onto your screens and your pages. If you're a fan of atmospheric, creepy stories to read late at night with the lights off, comic books are very fertile ground for all manner of horror tales, but while some exist in the pure horror arena, others prefer to mix their scares with some superhero fun.

A craving for superhero horror with the celebration of THE IMMORTAL HULK #50

The YA graphic novel The Magic Fish was the big winner at the Harvey Awards, winning Book of the Year and Children or YA Book of the Year

Rumiko Takahashi inducted into hall of fame // The Harvey Awards, which honors outstanding work in comics and sequential art, awarded Tatsuki Fujimotos Chainsaw...

During his presentation at the Midsummer Scream presents Awaken the Spirits event Saturday, Universal Studios Hollywood Halloween Horror Nights Creative Director John Murdy talked fans through this years Universal Monsters: The Bride of Frankenstein Lives maze.

A unique creation of science and magic, Man-Thing is a powerful hero saddled with immense responsibility and challenging circumstances...

The Debut of the Batman Who Vanishes in Swamp Thing #7 Up for Auction The Debut of the Batman Who Vanishes in Swamp Thing #7 Up for Auction Posted on Len Wein and Bernie Wrightson working on an iconic DC Comics character during its formative era.  The issue even won "Favorite Comic Book Story from something called the Goethe Awards. Throwing Batman into mix here was an interesting twist, and introduced a Batman trademark scenario that has become legendary in the meantime. Theres a Swa...

How Clive Barker Found Inspiration in Harlan Ellison’s House Clive Barkers own home and work was influenced by his viewing of Ellison’s art collection—and a peek inside his bomb shelter. By Max Weinstein Before he truly made his mark as a horror author, Clive Barker was in search of a place where he could grow as an artist. He wanted to paint large-scale paintings—some as high as 25 feet tall—and he found just the right three-story space to build a studio when he...