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Swamp Thing and  John Constantine: Hellblazer, DC has always been the home of great horror comics and characters," Marie Javins, DC editor-in-chief, said in a statement Friday morning. "DC HORROR continues this tradition with new frightening tales from both well-known and new storytellers that will keep fans spooked and entertained." The plot follows Jessica, a college freshman who returns to campus after winter break with anxieties about bad grades and a boy she wishes shed never slept with....

Porter was just a day shy of his 87th birthday at the time of his passing. He served as a circuit court judge for the Fourth Judicial District form 1974 to 1993, hearing criminal and civil cases in Sevier, Grainger, Cocke and Jefferson counties. “He tried so many murder cases,” said current Circuit Court Judge Rex Ogle, who was mentored by Porter early in his career. The Rocky Top case was among the more infamous, drawing intense attention at the time and later getting featured on sho...

SEVIERVILLE — Sevier County courts are getting ready to resume jury trials after most of the COVID-19 restrictions from the Tennessee Supreme Court have been lifted.

Inkyard Announces Middle Grade Publishing Program By Emma Kantor | Jan 08, 2021 Inkyard Press, Harlequin Trade Publishing’s YA commercial fiction imprint, is launching a line of middle grade books beginning in 2022. The focus will be on action-driven novels, including humor and fantasy, with an eye toward series and brand development. Publishing director of Inkyard Press Bess Braswell, who will be overseeing the new line, said, “We are thrilled to be expanding our pro...