by Marc Patterson
I suppose I should be letting Bryce cover this news blurb. It’s not so much news as it is spreading of the incredibly cool, a little project that will never happen, but nonetheless one that we’re thrilled to see a single sheet from. Dexter vs. Jason vs. Hack/Slash. Punk fuckin’ rock.
To be clear – this misfit mash up isn’t actually happening. It’s the brainchild of a comic dream team; Dark Horse writer Scott Allie, Devil’s Due artist Tim Seeley, reknowned colorist Dave Stewart and …

by Bryce Holland
Well, it’s another week, so it’s time for another episode of Blood Between the Panels, the best damn horror comics review show on the internet hosted by me, Bryce Holland!
This week had some really interesting new books come out, plus I also take a look at a couple issues from last week. But enough with my yanking. Let’s get to some fucking comics!
This weeks reviews include:
IZombie # 1 (Vertigo) Written by Chris Roberson, Art by Mike Allred – The latest new series from Vertigo comics follows a young, …

by Bryce Holland
For all you diligent watchers of my kick-ass comics review series, Blood Between the Panels, you might remember a couple weeks back that I reviewed a series from Dark Horse Comics called Devil.
Devil is easily one of the most unique horror comics to come along in quite some time. It blends frenetic action, science-fiction, vampire mythology, and blood drenched horror to create a very original take on the old “infection” story.
This week, the good folks at Dark Horse were kind enough to pass along some preview pages from …

by Bryce Holland
Welcome back, fiends, for the third episode of what is undeniably the best fuckin’ horror and brutal comic review show on the internet hosted by me, Bryce Holland, Blood Between the Panels!
I’ve got great new releases to review this week, plus an awesome book that I somehow missed out on few weeks back. So sit back, relax, and let us all bask in the greatness of blood and guts on the four-color page!
This weeks books include:
Devil # 3 (Dark Horse Comics) Written and drawn by Torajiro Kishi – …

by Bryce Holland
Welcome back, all you lovers of horror in comic form! I’ve returned with yet another video edition of Blood Between the Panels, the internet’s very best horror/brutal comic review show produced, edited and hosted by me! In keeping with my promise to change things, I’ve added a little more visual flair to this episode. Let me know what you all think in the comments section.
Anyway, this week, I take a look at:
American Vampire # 1 (Vertigo/DC Comics) written by Scott Snyder & Stephen King, art …

by Bryce Holland
Holy shit! It’s been well over two months since I last put together an installment of “Blood Between the Panels” (or as I like to call it, “The Best Damn Horror Comics Review Column Written by Me), but I am back ready to kick ass and chew bubblegum, but since I’m all out of bubblegum I guess I’ll just review some more comics.
Now, before I really get into talking about some of the latest pieces of graphic horror fiction to cross my path, I suppose I should let …

Ah, 2009…we hardly knew ye.
The year is just about over, and what a great year for horror it was. We were given some great original films like Thirst, Drag Me to Hell, and Grace, plus we finally got some bona fide classics released on DVD with the likes of Let the Right One In, Martyrs, [Rec], and Trick ‘r Treat. But, for this writer, some of the best horror this year was found pressed between the pages of some damn fine comic books. This year was filled with some great writers …

by Bryce Holland
Horror comics don’t get a lot of press. Maybe it’s because there aren’t a ton of super high-profile writers or artists working on them nowadays. Maybe it’s because they don’t feature flash or recognizable characters of more popular super-hero comics. Whatever the reason, it’s a bit of a call for celebration when I get wind of a big horror comic coming out, and it is with that in mind that I give you all “ZombieBomb!”
Set to come out in the Spring of 2010, “ZombieBomb!” is an anthology style …

The Zombie Survival Guide: Recorded Attacks
Three Rivers Press
Writer: Max Brooks
Artist: Ibraim Roberson
Reviewer: Bryce Holland
George Romero: You’re on notice. It looks like there’s a new “King of the Living Dead”.
If you haven’t heard of him (and if you haven’t, where the fuck have you been and what are doing visiting this site?), Max Brooks is an Emmy award winning, former “Saturday Night Live” writer, and the son of comedy legend Mel Brooks. Oh, and he’s also the writer of arguably the two best books about zombies, and the dangers they …

The Walking Dead #62-66
Image Comics
Writer: Robert Kirkman
Pencils: Charlie Adlard
Gray Tones: Cliff Rathburn
Reviewer: Bryce Holland
SPOILER ALERT!!!
If you haven’t read any of the 66 issues of this saga of the undead, turn back now. I’m probably gonna give away some key plot points.
What is there to say about The Walking Dead that hasn’t been said already?
For the uninitiated, The Walking Dead is writer Robert Kirkman’s sprawling zombie epic about a band of constantly in flux survivors, led by resilient and downtrodden Rick Grimes, and how they cope with the reality that …