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We review the latest Fear State tie-in comic from James Tynion IV and Christian Ward and find bliss in its Poison Ivy celebration.

We review the second issue of Scott Snyder and Francis Manapul's hardboiled sci-fi mystery and enjoy its dreadful soak.

We review the new coffee table book from Chip Kidd and Geoff Spear and it's a mighty, marvelous turn-on.

We review the second issue of Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo's brutal demonic beatdown comic.

Maybe one or two were all we needed. Scott Cooper's horror genre dalliance is a misery feast.

We review the 'Something is Killing the Children' spin-off and anticipate the arrival of the inevitable next one.

We review the new thriller from the madcap brain that brought us one of the greatest comic book adaptations.

We review Denis Villeneuve's adaptation of the epic science fiction novel and uncover a film that operates perfectly well on its own.

We review Scott Snyder and Francesco Francavilla's latest collaboration and find a rich, provocative fright.

We review the new Michael Myers slasher and lament the loss of Laurie Strode's dominance.

We review the latest ComiXology Original from Scott Snyder and Francis Manapul and find bliss in its neon shadows.

We review the new graphic novel from Ed Brubaker and Marcos Martin and praise the cosmos for its physical format arrival.

We review the new horror anthology comic and find a devilish party held between several demented creators.

We review Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo's metal AF horror comic and get pumped for our digital future.

We review the new graphic novel from Kami Garcia and Gabriel Picolo and cherish all its warm of fuzzy feelings.

We press play on the new horror comic from Mark Russell and Benjamin Tiesma and discover a dreadfully familiar life experience.

We take our first step into Lemire's latest solo work and discover a tormented portrait of heartache.

We plunge into the latest 'Reckless' graphic novel from Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips and relish its brutally stubborn protagonist.

Director Nia DaCosta solidifies the social rage attempted by the original film, and the result is one scary movie.

The new all-ages monster comic from married couple Chris and Laura Samnee is a gorgeous monster romp that's only just beginning.