Despite of the quality of the original series, some horror TV shows have concepts so do that they deserve reboots.

Then in the early '70s, everything changed when the Comics Code Authority loosened its restrictions on the depiction of classic horror concepts, and Marvel dug in wholeheartedly.

Before Adult Swim's Uzumaki anime devolved into a disaster, this live-action film adaptation did justice to Junji Ito's ...

Marvel needs to do one terrifying thing to perfect its cinematic universe The overlap between superheroes and horror is becoming more of a priority in both film and comics. Here's how Marvel and ...

The developers of Resident Evil Requiem have addressed some leaked plans for the game that were abandoned, including an ...

It's Halloween and the highest-selling comics author of the decade, including the biggest horror title in the business, is going to stay in his Brooklyn apartment and watch some movies. Oh, sure ...

"The Sandman" is ending after its second season. The sexual allegations against its writer, Neil Gaiman, is just one of the ...

NPR's Ayesha Rascoe talks to Michael Dean, editor of a new collection of long-forgotten Marvel horror comics called "Lost Marvels No.1: Tower of Shadows." Comic books in the 1950s were full of ...

Of the 80 million comic books sold in the U.S. and Canada every month, about a quarter are what the trade calls "horror comics." They deserve the title. Last week, in Manhattan, the ...

Scary stories are especially effective in the comic book medium. Here are the best modern horror comics to keep readers thrilled in 2024.

From Batman to the Spectre to the Justice League Dark, we rank the best horror comics set within the DC Comics universe.

How James Tynion IV Launched the Biggest Horror Comic Title In the Business The author talks about the next chapter of his Boom! Studios series 'Something Is Killing the Children,' which has sold ...