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Preview: Gargoyles #3

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Gargoyles #3

Writer: Greg Weisman
Artist: Gerardo Gambone
Covers: Meghan Hetrick (A), Christopher Jones (B), Frank Paur (C), Sebastián Píriz (D)
FC | All Cardstock Covers | 32 pages | Adventure | $4.99 | Teen

The devious QUEEN MAB invades the dreams of people across the globe – including the GARGOYLES! Mab needs to gather up chaotic emotions in order to escape her mystical prison, but it’s not going fast enough. She’ll need the help of the master of nightmares…THE SCARECROW!

Cover of Disney's Gargoyles comic issue 03, featuring multiple gargoyle characters flying against a stormy night sky with lightning, and a city skyline in the background.
Cover of Disney's Gargoyles comic issue 03, featuring a superhero character with butterfly wings and a woman in a brown jacket, both against a colorful, swirling background.
Cover of Disney's Gargoyles comic issue #3 featuring a character poised dramatically on a bridge with a city skyline in the background.
Two masked figures in red hoodies sitting against a backdrop of dark, dense foliage, engaged in conversation about dreams, with speech bubbles displaying their dialogue.
An illustration from Disney's Gargoyles featuring a red-skinned fairy named Mab and a figure in a suit sitting in a whimsical boat with glowing elements, traveling through a starry background.
A whimsical illustration depicting two ethereal, gray rabbits leaping through a starry night sky filled with vibrant swirls of color, accompanied by text describing their magical attributes and chariot.
A dimly lit library featuring a round reading area with a gothic design, showing a person working at a table surrounded by bookshelves. Monitors display a text conversation between two characters, hinting at a narrative about upcoming challenges. A stone gargoyle statue is positioned in the foreground, adding to the atmosphere.
A comic panel featuring a winged character named Demona greeting a woman at night, discussing an 'egg.' The scene shifts to a conversation between two men about the potential dangers of raising a child with Demona.

Preview: Sonja Reborn Trade Paperback

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Sonja Reborn Trade Paperback

Writer: Christopher Priest
Artist: Alessandro Miracolo
Cover: Stuart Sayger
FC | 144 pages | Sword and Sorcery | $19.99 | Teen+

BAPTISM OF FIRE! In a contest to decide the fate of the world, the ancient (and codependent) gods the Light and the Dark transport Maggie Sutherland, a young British clerk, from the year 2025 into the wilds of Hyboria, where she awakens transformed into the renowned Hyrkanian Bellatrix Red Sonja. Thrown headlong into a realm of gods and monsters, Maggie must quickly learn how to survive both the harsh environment and the constant threats posed by friends and foes alike as she struggles to find her way home. Legendary comics writer Christopher Priest (Vampirella, Black Panther, Conan) and artist Alessandro Miracolo rebuild the crimson-maned warrior from the inside out in Sonja Reborn — a riveting reinterpretation of her hero’s journey that reveals what it might actually take for a single woman to survive in a brutal world of sorcery and barbarism!

Comic book cover featuring a fierce warrior woman with red hair, holding a sword, set against a warm, glowing background.
Comic book page featuring a blonde woman named Skye Ramsey in a city street at night, with a police car and a figure in a red and black outfit. The scene includes dialogue about someone being followed or observed.
Comic book page featuring a character named Skye Ramsey expressing frustration about losing everything to Justin Brand, while a police officer interacts with her.
A comic book panel showing two characters, a man and a woman, lying in a field of grass. The woman appears to be speaking to the man, who is sitting in a black car. A butterfly flutters above them, and text boxes with dialogue are visible.
A comic book panel depicting a dramatic confrontation. The top left shows Skye Ramsey calling out for Maggie. Maggie Sutherland appears in a floral dress and leather jacket, expressing frustration and defiance. The background depicts an underground subway station with debris scattered around.
A comic book panel showing a character falling down stairs, looking shocked and distressed, with speech bubbles expressing panic and frustration. Another character lurks in the background with a sinister grin.
A comic book page featuring a female character running through a dark, abandoned tunnel, with dialogue boxes describing her thoughts and actions. The environment shows debris and construction elements, with a sense of urgency in her expression and posture.
A comic page showing a group of people in safety gear looking shocked, with an explosion sound effect 'BRAAA KTT!' depicted. The following panels illustrate a character in a falling position, surrounded by floating rocks in a dark space.
Comic panel depicting a fierce red-haired warrior in armor, sitting in a dusty landscape. She shows signs of distress while looking around, with debris scattered around her. Text bubbles indicate a dialogue reflecting her confusion and frustration about her situation.
A comic panel featuring a red-haired warrior with armor, expressing surprise and curiosity about a heavy object. The character shows a mix of determination and concern as she questions the situation and seeks answers.
A comic book panel featuring two characters, Faolan and Margaret Sutherland, conversing while mounted on horses. Faolan, a young person with dark hair, gestures towards a distant fortress, while Margaret, a woman with red hair, looks on. The setting includes a hill with smoke rising from a tower in the background.

Preview: Pathfinder Omnibus Trade Paperback

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Pathfinder Omnibus Trade Paperback

Writer: Jim Zub
Artists: Andrew Huerta, Kevin Stokes
Cover: Mateo Scalera
FC | 560 pages | Adventure | $39.99 | Teen

This fantastic omnibus edition collects three Pathfinder epics from Dynamite in single softcover volume: • PATHFINDER: GOBLINS – The goblins from Paizo’s Pathfinder RPG are pint-sized psychopaths, wreaking havoc across the land. Infamous for their unpredictable attacks, catchy raiding songs, hatred of dogs, and fear of horses, goblins blend mischief and murderousness like no other monsters! • PATHFINDER: DARK WATER RISING – The warrior Valeros can rely on his sword arm and his friends — the mysterious sorceress Seoni, the quick-witted elven rogue Merisiel, the powerful wizard Ezren, the well-traveled dwarven ranger Harsk, and the courageous cleric Kyra — but nothing can prepare him for the dangers that lurk ahead. The scattered goblin tribes of Varisia are unifying in ways no one has ever seen before. At the heart of this strange evolution is an ancient force of evil looking to establish itself anew in the world of Golarion! • PATHFINDER: OF TOOTH AND CLAW – When Valeros and his companions are tasked with tracking down a mysterious beast scaring the locals of Sandpoint, they find far more than they bargained for. A seemingly simple monster hunt becomes a twisted tale of danger and betrayal as the Cult of Lamashtu exacts its revenge on our iconic heroes! This capacious compendium includes more than 80 pages of encounters, characters, and world-building details for the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game, as well as a comprehensive cover gallery filled with astonishing illustrations!

Cover art for Pathfinder Omnibus, featuring a diverse group of fantasy characters including a warrior, a spellcaster, and an armored figure, set against a mystical background.
A heroic warrior battling monstrous, green-skinned creatures in a dense forest setting. The warrior, equipped with swords and wearing armor, shows intense determination while the creatures snarl and threaten from the shadows.
A dynamic comic book scene depicting two fierce warriors battling goblins, with exaggerated action lines and sound effects like 'KRAK' and 'SHUNK'. Blood splatters are visible as one character stabs a goblin, while another prepares for an attack, showcasing an intense fight in a fantastical setting.
A fierce battle scene in a comic book style, featuring a muscular warrior engaged in combat with a goblin creature, blood splattering as the warrior strikes. The second part shows a female warrior in a red outfit wielding weapons alongside another character with long white hair, both looking confidently at each other amidst a forest backdrop.
A comic book panel featuring two fantasy characters, an armored warrior and an elegant elf, discussing a goblin attack. The background shows a forest, with the characters examining goblin corpses marked with strange symbols. Dialogue expresses concern over the unusual behavior of the goblins.
A sunset view of Sandpoint, a Varisian coastal town, with distant mountains and a harbor. Three characters in fantasy attire approach a welcome sign that reads 'Welcome to Sandpoint.' The sign expresses a friendly message inviting visitors to stop and see themselves as they are seen. The characters discuss the lack of guards and the town's trusting atmosphere.
A fantasy comic panel depicting characters in a tavern setting, including a grizzled warrior, an elderly man, and an elf. The characters are engaged in conversation, showcasing a mix of humor and camaraderie as they discuss a recent theft. The tavern is filled with details like a bar and various patrons in the background.
A group of fantasy characters in a tavern discussing goblin troubles. One character, an older man with a long beard, gestures while another character, a woman with blue markings, listens. The atmosphere is tense as they share concerns about recent events.
A group of fantasy characters engaged in conversation at a tavern, discussing plans and a potential meeting with a dwarf woodman, while displaying various expressions ranging from amusement to skepticism.
A comic book page depicting a group of diverse fantasy characters in a lively tavern setting. The scene includes characters engaged in conversation and revelry, with a warm fireplace illuminating the background.
A comic panel showing a tense interaction between three characters. One has long pink hair with blue tattoos, another is a large, intimidating figure, and the third appears anxious, conveying emotions of fear and uncertainty.

Preview: Vampirella #7

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Vampirella #7

Writer: Christopher Priest
Artist: Davis Goetten
Covers: Lucio Parrillo (A), Derrick Chew (B), Joseph Michael Linsner (C), Elias Chatzoudis (D), Cosplay (E)
FC | All Cardstock Covers | 32 pages | Adventure | $4.99 | Teen+

Vampirella must reluctantly team with the now-human Belial, who has been stripped of his demon powers, to stop the global threat of ACAMPIS, an undead power monger who has combined the powers of the Vampire Oracle and the demon Belial. His goal? To destroy Dracula and co-opt the vampire lord’s vast global network of followers!

Cover of Vampirella comic issue 07 featuring a stylized illustration of a female character with long dark hair, seated in a suggestive pose against a dark, swirling background.
Cover art of a comic book featuring a character in a red outfit with long dark hair, posing confidently against a dramatic background.
Comic book cover featuring Vampirella hanging upside down. She is wearing a red outfit and has long black hair. Two bats are flying nearby, and ornate columns can be seen in the background.
Vampirella, a comic book character, is depicted in a sultry pose amidst a graveyard, holding a rose while interacting with a zombie's head. The background features gravestones and a shovel, creating a dark yet whimsical atmosphere.
Cover of the comic 'Vampirella' featuring two women wearing bold, stylized costumes in a dark, mystical setting.
A man in a suit and bowler hat stands amidst a devastated cityscape, surrounded by debris and destruction. In the background, a tall building is prominently featured, while a tram lies on its side. People are seen in the foreground, frantically trying to assist others as a voice calls for help.
A comic book page depicting a scene in post-earthquake San Francisco, showing a panicked woman pleading for help, a child trapped under debris, and characters discussing time travel and the consequences of altering the past.
A woman with white hair is sleeping on a bed, wearing a white top and underwear, while a man with dark clothing is sitting beside her, reading a newspaper titled 'Los Angeles Is Weekly.'
A comic book page featuring two characters in a dialogue, one with silver hair sitting on a bed in a motel room, discussing themes of captivity and suffering. A page from the comic 'Alice in Chains' set in Crenshaw, Los Angeles, with atmospheric imagery that reflects conflict and emotional struggle.
Two figures lying in bed intertwined, covered with blue blankets, in a dimly lit room.

Preview: Space Ghost vs. The Herculoids #2

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Space Ghost vs. The Herculoids #2

Writer: David Pepose
Artist: Jonathan Lau
Covers: Francesco Mattina (A), Drew Moss (B), Joseph Michael Linsner (C), Bjorn Barends (D), Tom Raney (E)
FC | All Cardstock Covers | 32 pages | Science Fiction / Adventure | $4.99 | Teen

As they desperately fight to buy time for the Federation’s last-ditch containment plan, Space Ghost and the Twins learn first-hand just how dangerous Zandor and the Herculoids can be… in a no-holds-barred brawl across the city! While Space Ghost finds himself outnumbered and overpowered against Zandor and his forces, the Evil Collector’s schemes to capture the Herculoids hits an unexpected complication that will irrevocably turn the tides of battle. With their mentor forced to battle the combined power of the Herculoids by himself, what dark secrets will Jan and Jace discover in the Evil Collector’s fortress? And can Tara and Dorno save them before it’s too late? Featuring the return of the fan-favorite Space Ghost creative team for this special mini-series event! Also, covers by Drew Moss, Drew Moss, Joseph Michael Linsner, Tom Raney, Francesco Mattina, and Bjorn Barends! The countdown to Space Ghost Season 3 begins here – do not miss out!

Comic book cover featuring Space Ghost and characters from the Herculoids, with a colorful cosmic background.
Comic book cover featuring Space Ghost in a superhero pose, facing off against a large, muscular creature with clenched fists. The background is a dark forest scene, and the title reads 'Space Ghost vs. The Herculoids.'
Cover art for 'Space Ghost vs. The Herculoids' #2 featuring Space Ghost and a female character in superhero attire, with a colorful, cosmic background and a creature in the foreground.
Cover art for the comic 'Space Ghost vs. The Herculoids,' featuring a large gorilla-like creature with glowing eyes and a young character sitting on its back, surrounded by tropical vegetation.
Cover of the comic book 'Space Ghost vs. The Herculoids' featuring Space Ghost in action against various creatures, with characters from the Herculoids series in a dramatic confrontation.
A comic book panel depicting a battle scene with heroic characters. One character, armed with a sword, defends against invaders while issuing commands to allies. They are surrounded by futuristic technology and alien creatures in a chaotic environment.
A comic book panel featuring characters in a jungle setting, with one character wielding a weapon against an unseen enemy while another character, marked as Zok, is urging to rescue Tara and Doron.
A comic panel featuring a muscular character on a horse, urgently addressing someone named Zok about making haste. In the background, a green flying saucer emits a beam of light towards a creature flying in the air. The scene suggests a dramatic moment of urgency and possible danger, with characters expressing concern.
A comic book page featuring characters from the Galactic Federation, including a superhero in a black costume, and various other characters engaged in a tense conversation. The setting appears to be an alien world, showcasing a dramatic scene with fiery effects and diverse alien figures.
A dynamic superhero comic scene featuring multiple characters in battle. A muscular warrior with a sword confronts a menacing creature, while another superhero aims a weapon. The setting includes various looming figures and dramatic action poses, showcasing a confrontation with themes of justice and punishment.

Preview: ThunderCats #1

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ThunderCats #1

Writer: Greg Pak
Artist: David Cousens
Covers: Mark Spears (A), David Cousens (B), Daniele Cellini (C), Stephen Byrne (D), Seth Damoose (E)
FC | All Cardstock Covers | 32 pages | Adventure | $4.99 | Teen

Superstar writer GREG PAK (World War Hulk, Superman/Batman) joins rising star DAVID COUSENS (Cheetara: Worldbreaker) to present a stunning new chapter in the ‘Cats history! The THUNDERCATS face a strange, dangerous new life on their Earth, sharing the world with the SILVERHAWKS a multitude of other societies, and the cat-hating MU’TANTS. This is a time for outreach and diplomacy…or it would be, if it weren’t for a mysterious omen from the sky that unleashes a beast within team leader LION-O, transforming him into the deadly FERAL KING!

Cover of a ThunderCats comic featuring a character with orange fur and a fierce expression, holding a large sword against a vibrant green background.
Cover art for 'ThunderCats' comic issue 1, featuring the main characters including Lion-O and Cheetara in action, with a large menacing face in the background.
Cover of ThunderCats comic issue 01, featuring two characters: a muscular warrior with red fur and a sword, and a feline creature with green fur, set against a rocky backdrop.
Comic book cover featuring a muscular character from ThunderCats, brandishing a sword against a dramatic red background.
Cover of ThunderCats comic issue #1 featuring a character with red hair and a fierce expression, reaching forward with a large hand, set against a dynamic background with rays of light.
An action-packed comic scene featuring a character riding a large, fierce creature on a vibrant background. The character, Lion-O, is depicted confidently fighting for his friends, while two turtles react in fear as chaos unfolds around them.
A comic book page featuring characters in action, with a red-haired hero seemingly battling a large bear. The hero expresses humor and concern while interacting with other characters, including a group of turtle-like beings. The page includes dynamic dialogue and expressive actions, showcasing an adventurous atmosphere.
A comic panel showing two characters engaged in a dynamic confrontation, with one character tripping another. The scene is vibrant with colorful backgrounds and expressive dialogue reflecting tension and humor.
A comic panel featuring anthropomorphic characters in a forest setting. One character, Lion-O, is shown engaging with friends, while two other characters approach with a humorous demeanor. The scene captures moments of laughter and interaction, with splashes of action occurring amidst their conversation.
A comic book panel showing a dialogue between several anthropomorphic characters, including a blue feline figure, a red-haired character, and others, discussing themes of leadership, responsibility, and past events related to the Thundercats and the character Jag.

Dan Watters Takes on The Terminator for a Valentine’s Day Special

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It’s a double celebration, as The Terminator marks Valentine’s Day early and superstar writer Dan Watters makes his solo Dynamite debut! Dynamite Entertainment and STUDIOCANAL are bringing this special treat to fans this January.

Watters brings readers a love story like no other. Jack and Jill met at work, with one of those fairytale romances in a whirlwind of love. Even after a year together, they could barely keep their hands off each other. That is, until last week. Jill has found that Jack barely looks at her anymore, never mind tries to touch her. What’s happened to this once picture-perfect relationship?

The answer is that Jack has become single-mindedly obsessed with work. He’s locked in on the upcoming project they’ve both been working on, the background track to their passionate entanglement. Their employer Cyberdyne, the Cyber Dynamics Systems Corporation, has a major product launch — literally — around the corner. Their first surveillance satellite is scheduled to lift off February 14, 1987!

Can love survive at the genesis of Skynet, before the rise of the machines, and as the terrifying Terminators loom in the future? Find out in this new 30-page story landing in everyone’s reading pile ahead of Valentine’s Day.

Watters is joined by virtuoso artist Pasquale Qualano, marking his first foray with The Terminator, following fan-favorite runs with Vampirella, Red Sonja, Gargoyles, and Supernatural.

The powerhouse creative team are joined by a trio of diabolical covers by Björn Barends, Francesco Mattina, and Stuart Sayger. 

Cover of 'The Terminator: Valentine's Day Special 2027' featuring a zombie-like character with angel wings, holding a bow and arrow with a heart-shaped tip, surrounded by roses.
Cover of 'The Terminator: Valentine's Day Special 2027' comic featuring a robotic figure with angel wings holding a bow and arrow, surrounded by sparks and hearts.
A digital comic cover for 'The Terminator: Valentine's Day Special 2027', featuring a robotic skull with a red background. The design includes biometric data and a holographic image of a couple holding hands with a heart symbol.

Dynamite and Humble Bundle Celebrate Spooky Season With Trick or Treat Deals!

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Dynamite Entertainment and Humble Bundle have joined forces for a haunting haul of digital comics befitting the spooky season! Fans can sink their teeth into these titles featuring icons of the macabre, with stories across multiple eras, genres, and featuring countless creators!

This ultimate trick or treat haul amounts to nearly 100 issues of comics, offering a deep bounty of pages for binge reading these haunting tales. Fans can customize their bundle to their liking, or get the entirety of offered books for just $18. That’s 93% savings from books that even at normal discounted digital pricing would total up to over $260!

Highlights of the bundle include multiple adventures starring the fan-favorite Ash from Army of Darkness. A batch of Halloween themed specials from over the years featuring Vampirella, Red Sonja, Bettie Page, and others are found within. Fans can also dig into legendary early comics of some of these spooky superstars like issues of Vampi’s original 1969 magazine and Elvira’s extremely hard to find 1990s series.

Writers and artists with their work featured within the bundle include David Avallone, Christopher Priest, Rick Remender, Leah Williams, Michael Moreci, Steve Niles, Fred Van Lente, Cullen Bunn, Erik Burnham, Dan Parent, Joe Harris, Jason Shawn Alexander, Rodney Barnes, Ryan Parrott, Jacob Edgar, Tom Sniegoski, Marc Guggenheim, and many more!

A share of proceeds generated from bundle purchases will be donated to the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund, a distinguished nonprofit ally. This esteemed organization champions critical causes including the fight against book censorship, with particular emphasis on protecting comic art, graphic novels, and the artists behind them. Comics frequently face challenges in libraries, schools, and similar institutions, as the medium continues to battle misconceptions while gaining overdue recognition for its artistic legitimacy.

Promotional image for 'The Dynamite Trick-or-Treat Bundle' comic collection, featuring comic covers and details on a discounted price of $18, originally valued at $262. Supports the Hero Initiative.

Archie vs. The Terminator #1 kicks off the crossover we never knew we wanted

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Archie vs. The Terminator #1

When a teenage John Connor enrolls at Riverdale High, Archie and the gang soon find themselves in the crosshairs of a Terminator! Archie vs. The Terminator #1 is a fantastic start delivering a debut that mixes Archie’s wholesomeness with the world of the Terminator.

When it comes to crossovers, Archie has pulled off some of the craziest but also some of the best. Archie has met the Punisher, Predator, Evil Dead, and now the Terminator. And, it works and works really well. Written by Rory McConville, Archie vs. The Terminator #1 keeps things rather simple. John Connor and his mother have moved to Riverdale to hide out while using alternate names. It’s an attempt at a simpler and safer life, where a Terminator can’t find them… but of course one will.

Where McConville’s debut issue really works is that it keeps it an Archie comic. There’s a wholesomeness about each moment and it doesn’t try to change things up or change up John Connor. That’s part of what makes the comic great. John and his mother Sarah make observations about how disconnected from reality Riverdale is, with no idea the danger that’s out there and they don’t mean Terminators. The Connors point out that Riverdale’s issues are quaint. It’s about mundane and small things that really have no major impact in one’s life. Compare that to not what the Connors are going through, but the world as a whole. It’s a small observation that doesn’t make fun of Archie and the gang but points out how disconnected from reality they are.

The art by Steven Butler and Lily Butler with lettering by Jack Morelli is solid. The comic keeps the Archie look and attempts to make John, Sarah, and the eventual Terminator more like Archie’s world than have them stand out. It’d be easy to go moody with John but the comic’s style feels like it takes his T2 style but dials it down a little to work in Archie’s world. The comic also doesn’t censor itself with a gun making its way into the story, showing this is one that could get rather violent. Add in an opening that teases the fate of some of Riverdale and you have a comic that’s both set in Archie’s visual style but not letting that wholesomeness hold it back.

Archie vs. The Terminator #1 does rely a bit on knowledge of the Terminator. It doesn’t take time to explain who John or Sarah Connor are, so those new to that franchise might be a bit lost. There’s clear history there that you might need to know to really enjoy the first issue. But, overall, it’s another solid crossover from a franchise that is known for it’s strange crossovers that work.

Story: Rory McConville Art: Steven Butler, Lily Butler Letters: Jack Morelli
Story: 8.5 Art: 8.0 Overall: 8.5 Recommendation: Buy

Dynamite Entertainment provided Graphic Policy with a FREE copy for review

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Crowdfunding Corner: MonsterVision Comic Tales Starring Joe Bob Briggs and Darcy

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Dynamite Entertainment is bringing the drive-in experience straight to fans! The brand-new MonsterVision comics saga starring Joe Bob Briggs and Darcy the Mail Girl in its complete graphic novel glory is live now on Kickstarter for fans to reserve for their reading!

The peerlessly charismatic genre host and his powerhouse co-star take readers on an exhilarating, monster-hunting expedition brimming with campy B-movie scares, abundant referential nods, and a groundbreaking twist that fundamentally reshapes their iconic partnership. Fans excited for the story can get it through this avenue to receive the complete five chapter fable in one deluxe package, and with exclusive extras not being offered anywhere else!

The story is scripted by writer David Avallone, who brings his horror-host expertise over from prolific contributions to the tales of Elvira: Mistress of the Dark. He’s a master of the macabre, a prodigy of pulp, and crafter of camp who’s the perfect fit for the Lone Star State’s foremost film critic and superstar of schlock and screams. Avallone’s experience with Elvira as well as other delightful dames like Bettie Page makes him a perfect fit for the fan-favorite Darcy the Mail Girl as well. Joining him in the drive-in journey is artist Edu Menna, known for hit titles like Alice Cooper, KISS, and Vampirella.

Fans who pledge for the Kickstarter within its first 72 hours will also receive an exclusive FREE MonsterVision trading card!

The graphic novel can be secured as a paperback, hardcover, as well as editions signed by writer David Avallone, Darcy, or Joe Bob. Fan-favorite artist Ken Haeser will also be doing exclusive one-of-one remarques on books. Other add-ons that will only be available through the Kickstarter are high quality lithograph prints.

A comic-style illustration featuring a tense scene with a man and woman conversing in front of a foggy background. The man, dressed in a red shirt, appears apprehensive while gesturing, and the woman, in a blue tank top, holds a beer bottle and smiles. In the background, a menacing figure resembling a vampire looms behind a large moon, with an eerie castle silhouette.
A black classic car in a studio setting with film equipment, accompanied by a group of characters engaged in conversation, including two women and three men.
A black muscle car parked near a protest with people holding signs that read 'Ban the Beasts' and 'Chode'.
A nighttime scene featuring a film crew shooting an interview with a man and a woman outside a trailer, with a crowd holding protest signs in the background.
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