Lyndon White’s Kickstarter foldout book, Dracula Concertina, is a stunning, beautifully Gothic collection of illustrations based on Bram Stoker’s classic novel. With just a brief
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When I first opened this book, I was thrown for a bit of a loop. It’s published by Dark Horse, so I assumed it would
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Justin Robinson’s novel, Coldheart, introduced readers to the world of the Magi, gods and super-powered beings struggling for control over Earth; however, that novel focused
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Miguel Fliguer’s Cooking with Lovecraft blends the concept of Eldritch-style stories with the ever-popular themed cookbook. The 96-page work consists of a mixture of short stories
Ever since I was a kid, I’ve loved sports. Growing up in the Midwest, it was a way of life. Saturdays were for watching my
