Paul J. Comeau dives into the terrifying abyss of Lovecraftian Horror Comics and returns with enough sanity intact to discuss some of the best in the genre.

Happy Halloween from Spandexless! Check out this holiday comic from Archaia!

A Cylon, a Terminator, a Geth, a Cyberman, AM, and one of those octopus machines from The Matrix walk into a bar. There were no survivors.

Portland, Oregon’s Craigmore Creations has a very noble goal: Make natural history fun for kids. If they had been around when I was a kid, I would have devoured these books.

What sets this apart from most family-based stories is that it takes that familiar formula, twists it a little, adds a dash of wit and eccentricity, and then throws in a few explosions for the hell of it.

Page one begins with a quote from Nikola Tesla. After that page, I knew I had been an idiot for waiting so long to read RASL.

Scabbards & Gods seems to be trying to be… something. But we’re not quite sure what.

Grey is the newest “live-action” comic from the creators of Brielle and the Horror, Loaded Barrel Studios.

Dave writes a love letter to Petrograd and Oni Press’ decision to publish it.

Editor-in-Chief Alex Jarvis realizes he isn’t sure what a superhero is.

Proof God Hates Me is a hilarious, up-and-coming webcomic.

Heaven and the Dead City is only a few chapters in, but clearly there are big things ahead.