Venturing Into Worlds Beyond Worlds: The Collected Works of John R. Fultz

DMR has joined forces with one of the most talented writers in the fantasy genre today, John R Fultz, in order to release a new collection of works that stands as a monumental example of some of the best modern works in the sword-and-sorcery, dark, and heroic fantasy genres today.

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Screentone Nightmares: Happy Sugar Life

In this edition of Screentone Nightmares we’re taking a step away from the supernatural and grotesque and diving full force into the psychological side of horror. Happy Sugar Life was created by Tomiyaki Kagisora and ran in the magazine Gangan Joker from 2015 to 2019.

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Dynamite’s Army of Darkness Vs ReAnimator Pits Brain Against Chainsaw-Wielding Brawn

If you’re locked down under quarantine and need a nostalgia hit to see you through these dark times, Dynamite comics have you covered. For over a month now Dynamite has been letting a new selection of comics go each week for free on the Comixology digital platform. When I say free, I mean free. Just add them to your cart and enjoy. The selection covers a huge range of pop culture properties, from James Bond to Turok, so there’s bound to be something to pique everyone’s interest. I jumped at this opportunity and got my hands on a horror crossover that should have happened sooner.

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DCeased: A Marriage of Capes and Zombies Done Correctly

Mainstream comics are not in a good place right now. Even before the global pandemic was unleashed upon humanity, the decline of modern comics was a problem that anyone who reads any title be it independent or from the big two couldn’t help but notice. As a dedicated DC fan, I still try to support the label even though the majority of their creative decisions make it a very difficult chore.

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Kieron Gillen's 'Once & Future Vol. 1' is a Masterfully Mixed Arthurian Amalgamation

If you aren’t familiar with the countless legends and origin stories of King Arthur and his Knights of The Round Table, fret not. BOOM! Studios and writer Kieron Gillen are here to change all of that. Volume one of Once & Future contains the complete first arc of the series: six action-packed issues of old sorcery, undead knights, and forgotten folklore - all bound by bits of British nationalism and some not-so-social commentary. Bloody, funny, and authentic, Once & Future is the holy grail you’ve been chasing. Fans of monsters and myth pick this up immediately. Full disclosure, this comic is my jam.

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