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Monsters & Murderers Lurking In The Cave

In the spirit of Halloween, Mad Cave Studios is bringing a lineup of monsters, horror, and all the things we love about the spooky season.

Creep into the all-new horror anthology – Grimm Tales From The Cave. With two all-original 20-page stories; one from writer Cullen Bunn with art by Andrea Mutti and the other from Mark London with art by Luisa Russo, Mad Cave’s first ever horror anthology uses the Grimm Fairy Tales as inspiration. In addition to industry stars like Christopher Sebela, Nadia Shammas, and Stephanie Phillips, this haunting anthology will feature over ten terrifying tales including three from the winners of Mad Cave’s 2020 talent search.

Author(s): Cullen Bunn, Mark London, Stephanie Phillips, Che Grayson, Nadia Shammas, Christopher Sebela, Anthony Cleveland, Malissa White, Dalton Deschain, Chuck Harp, Mario Candelaria

Artist(s): Andrea Mutti, Luisa Russo, Rowan MacColl, Maan House, Cecilia Lo Valvo, Shane Connery Volk, Val Halvorson, Rio Burton, Ho Seng Hui, Nicolas Faluotico, David Escobar
Colorist(s): Joana La Fuente, Roman Stevens, Luca Romano, Giorgio Spalletta, Allison Hu

The variety of artistic styles collected constantly keeps the reader interested. The more traditional linework of stories such as Pay the Piper and Mother’s Thorn are executed well and pace the story nicely. Unique styles such as the political cartoon aesthetic of Hello, my Name is… and the web browser-inspired New Nightmares Sold Cheap give a superb collage of the possibilities of comics art. - Comic Book Yeti

Fantastic, creepy, and mind blowing. Grimm Tales From The Cave is an excellent masterpiece by all the authors and Mad Cave Studios. The graphics are wonderful and the stories are equally marvelous. I liked the fact how the authors have narrated the story in the context of today's world. - Bibliophileverse

Although every story is based on a Grimm’s fairy tale, each one has its own unique voice. Whether it be the military setting of Soldiers of Fortune, the sci-fi-inspired Billie and her friend Death, or the fantasy elements of Weft, the writers do an excellent job of distinguishing each story. - Comic Book Yeti

Grimm Tales from the Cave is a great, mature-rated collection of stories from Mad Cave and perfectly timed for a season of witches and mischief. - High Desert Daily

Travel through space and time with Wolvenheart #8 – New Arc – (Double Sized Issue)!

After failing to correct his timeline, Sterling Cross finds himself trapped in an alternate reality where his worst nightmare has come true. With Elizabeth Bathory now the head of Wolvenheart and Van Helsing hellbent on destroying the organization, Sterling Cross will be forced to create unlikely alliances with some of history’s greatest characters. Will Sterling succeed in protecting Wolvenheart and returning the timeline back to normal, or will he be at the mercy of his mentor?

The future may be uncertain, but the past is always clear.

Writer: Mark London
Artist: Alejandro Giraldo
Colorist: Warnia K. Sahadewa
Letterer: Miguel Angel Zapata

Ever changing variety increases the scope and scale of the story, but when you add vampires and werewolves to the mix, this issue feels tailor-made for lovers of both science fiction and horror. The premise is completely original, the writing of the characters is completely unique with a multitude of distinct voices, and there’s plenty of tense action and drama to carry the plot forward. - Comical Opinions

"Wolvenheart features the beginning of a new story for both new and old fans. With plenty of action and intrigue abounding, readers won’t be able to look away." - Monkeys Fighting Robots

"London clearly plotted out this world and its rules, creating an immersive experience; and Sahadewa’s color palette varies greatly with the setting, creating vibrant tones which feel specific to each scene. Wolvenheart creates a fun world to jump into, full of adventure. If you love literary characters turned into action heroes, this book will scratch the itch." - Talking Comic books

Everything is backwards, or is it.. in this hit twisted medieval noir – Nottingham Vol. 1: Death And Taxes.

In this twisted medieval noir, the Sheriff of Nottingham hunts a serial killer with a penchant for tax collectors. The Sheriff’s investigation makes him the target of England’s most nefarious power-brokers. That’s to say nothing of the Merry Men, terrorists lurking amongst the trees of Sherwood, led by an enigma known only as “Hood.” Collects issues #1 – 5

Writer: David Hazan
Artist: Shane Connery Volk
Colorist: Luca Romano
Letterer: Joamette Gil