Welcome to the 13 Frights of Halloween, the series where I share 13 comics that are spooky, creepy, unsettling, and much more.  Tonight’s feature is a Pop-punk Apocalypse with Black Cat Social Club, an original graphic novel (OGN) by Christopher Painter, Bob Quinn, and Meg Casey & Fred C. Stresing.

Black Cat Social Club

Written by Christopher Painter

Illustrated by Bob Quinn

Colors by Meg…

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Welcome to The 13 Frights of Halloween, the series where I share 13 comics that are spooky, creepy, unsettling, and much more. This edition brings us to the 2020 Neo-noir graphic novel, Dracula, Motherf**ker! from Alex De Campi and Erica Henderson.

Dracula, Motherf**ker!

Written by Alex De Campi

Art by Erica Henderson

A Modern Update of A Classic

Dracula, Motherf**ker! borrows elements from…

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I’ve been messing around around with ink and adding stark shadows and ink lines to my art. Pretty happy with the progress so far

cykelops:

Look at that fucking smile.

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Welcome to The 13 Frights of Halloween, the series where I share 13 comics that are spooky, creepy, unsettling, and much more.  Today, we are going to look at the 2015 horror comic—Negative Space. I originally read the first issue of Negative Space back when it debuted, but I failed to follow up on it. I recently found a copy and it was bizarre, macabre, and dark. A fitting comic to read for…

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I had some downtime today and decided to do some headshots. Wanted to play around with more angular stuff. So here’s some assorted X-men and Avengers. Plus a Cable torso

mst3kgifs:

Now Dr. Forrester has time to tabulate and standardize the results of our latest experiment, postulate new theories or just get the laundry done without worrying about this one. Plus, I’ve gotten to know someone very special: me.

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Aka Spawn the animated series. Despite having a deep affection for Spawn, I’ve never watched the cartoon. I’m on episode 5 of 6 in season 1 and it’s been wild. It’s adapting heavily from the first 12 or so issues of the comic which while expected is hilarious because the first year or so of Spawn has little overarching narrative beyond vibes and Todd paying Alan Moore, Dave Sims, Neil Gaiman, and Frank Miller to write scripts he would draw. Some great comics in this run (Spawn 8-10 is fantastic) but it’s disjointed to see adapted.

At least it’s more sensible than the movie. The movie is it’s own train wreck

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phoenixforcee:

james marsden not being able to stop talking about being cyclops for 3 minutes straight

i don’t know why james marsden is in every single gotdang movie ever but also somehow underrated like not a lot of people ive met know his name but also if you just name any movie randomly i’ll bet you james is in it because he has the RANGE.

i mean dude is hot, can sing, dance (hairspray), act in comedy (sonic), romcoms (27 dresses), action (xmen) and drama (westworld)!!!! i swear im not obsessed w him lol i just.. happen to watch a lot of shit w him in it

but he’s living his best life tbh raking in the big bucks with all them blockbusters

James Marsden was too good for the X-Men movies

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