It's Halloween and the moon is high. This spooky season, Pulp Arcana Studios introduces you to some of the best werewolf figures out there.

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"Weirder Tales" promises to deliver just that -- stories in the pulp tradition that don't quite fit the mold, including one by me!

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Pulp Arcana Studios is haunted by the moon, and takes a look at the Marvel legends Marvel Rivals Moon Knight.

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No, I didn't stay up past midnight to buy the books from this week's stack. But I did get a lot of first issues to see what stacks up...

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Drew Edwards isn't just writing a hot slasher comic for IPI Comics; he's bringing his long-running title Halloween Man into the fold!

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What does it take to write a comic book series that involves Spawn but really doesn't at the same time? Jordan Barel knows and tells all...

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Oni Press revives an (almost) forgotten literary hero, exiled to the American colonies but still fighting against Mad King George!

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Pulp Arcana Studios yells "Cowabunga!" and looks at the NECA Fortnite Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Michelangelo

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From the Muppets to the Smile Demon with a side trip to revisit That Texas Blood, it was a good week at the comic shop...

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Two kids embark on a cross-country trip to take a sentient shrub to Hollywood... and deal with the loss of their father...

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The second of Oni Press' Archie titles retains the magic of the Spellman family. Salem says it's because of him.

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