Comic Book Resources has some info on the comic book mini-series “Haunt of Horror: Lovecraft”, the follow-up to the “Haunt of Horror: Poe” mini-series. It looks like we might be seeing comic adaptations of stories covering Dagon, Arthur Jermyn, and the Egyptian pyramids. Fun!
Check it out at Comic Book Resources.
“Cthulhu Tales”, a set of three one shot comics, is now set to be released on a monthly schedule starting March 2008 with #1.
“I pulled all my old Lovecraft books off the shelves and just read ‘Call of Cthulhu’ and a few other things like that to get back into it,” Niles continued. “When you think of Lovecraft, it has such a particular vibe, so I just sort of crammed on Lovecraft and started writing stuff. And I’m working on my second [story] right now.”
Read more at Comic Book Resources
I might not have a special comic drawn for you this year, but theres always PennyArcade’s most excellent story, “The Last Christmas”.
Read it at PennyArcade
HorrorYearBook’s Thursday comic review is the place to get the info on a comic if you’ve been craving some zombie sex. I personally believe that if more people would just have sex and stop making it into something wrong, the world would be a much much better place. Even if that place were a zombie infested, post-apocalyptic, ashen shell of a world.
Writer Rick Remender (Fear Agent, and yes, I have to read that book) along with Tony Moore (The Walking Dead) and artist Kieron Dwyer (Remains) band together with their zombie power and craft an original, B-Movie story with X-rated flair, filled with adult industry lingo and rotting corpse madness. If you ever wondered if a zombie could get a boner? Your answer is here.
So head on over to HorrorYearBook to find out just in which comic your answers lie waiting.
I had to link this one here. The Last Christmas. A story of survival. Survival of man and Christmas in a post apocalyptic zombie infested world. And the movie rights have been purchased!
HorrorYearBook has a few more words to say than myself.
Its October! Yeay! 
To celebrate the month, my favorite month of the year, I’ve done some classic horror movie inspired comics for all 5 Mondays of the month!
Check out The Pharaoh Mummy!
ComicBookResources.com seems to be the source to go to for all news about Savage Tales. So far I’ve been entertained by them, although I can’t say an of the tales have been really gripping. At least not to me, but I’ll still keep buying them.
Savage Tales #4 unleashes four all new stories beginning with the debut of a two-part Red Sonja tale from Death Dealer writer Joshua Ortega and artist Walter Geovanni! It’s a Savage Sonja tale you won’t find anywhere else! Doug (The ‘Nam) Murray’s “Sellsword” storyline begins in issue four; with art by Diego Bernard, “Sellsword” is the tale of a mysterious stranger who rides into town and sets two families at each other’s throats, but with a twist you won’t see coming!
Read on at ComicBookResources.com
For those of you who read my comic, you’ll already know about the comic story thats been running for a bit now. Well, since this is the last comic posted in the piece, I might as well post up a link for a little surprise for you all.
Thanks to the awesome guys from The Serpenteens for giving me an awesome song to turn into a comic. Well, that comic is now available for your downloading enjoyment as a PDF file! Now you can take “Hell California” with you where ever you go! :D Download it here!
And don’t forget to check out their page on MySpace.
