Frankenstein: New World - The Sea of Forever

Mike Mignola and his longtime collaborators, writers Christopher Golden and Thomas Sniegoski and artist Peter Bergting are teaming up to continue their fan-favorite story of Frankenstein: New World in a new four-issue limited series. Written by Mignola, Golden, and Sniegoski with art from Bergting, colors by Michelle Madsen, and letters from Clem Robins, Frankenstein: New World – The Sea of Forever is a thrilling new chapter in the Hellboy Universe. 

“I am ridiculously excited about this series! Hellboy’s world may be over, but its echoes ripple through the New World, as you’ll discover in The Sea of Forever.” Co-writer Christopher Golden added, “There’s room for so many unique stories in this series. At the same time, Frankenstein and Lilja’s journey has a destination, and we can’t wait to bring you there!"

Mike Mignola on Frankenstein: New World from Dark Horse Comics

Legendary Hellboy creator Mike Mignola, bestselling novelist and comics writer Christopher Golden, comics writer Thomas Sniegoski, artist Peter Bergting, colorist Michelle Madsen, and longtime Hellboy letterer Clem Robins are returning to the Hellboy universe for Frankenstein: New World, an all-new four-part miniseries from Dark Horse Comics. Frankenstein: New World features the return of Mignola’s take on the Frankenstein monster with the first story to be set chronologically after the conclusion of B.P.R.D.: The Devil You Know, which had concluded the epic story of Hellboy and the B.P.R.D. Mignola will illustrate a variant cover for issue #1, colored by award-winning colorist Dave Stewart. 

Frankenstein’s Monster’s Monster, Frankenstein

Honest to God if this title alone doesn't rope you in, I'm not sure how you found your way here....BUT...if you need further coaxing, the main credits read "David Harbour as David Harbour as David Harbour." Top that, Star Wars.

In this new mockumentary, join "Stranger Things" actor David Harbour as he uncovers lost footage from his father's televised stage play, Frankenstein’s Monster’s Monster, Frankenstein.

Herman Munster Scolds Your Inferior Collectibles

Herman Munster. King of his domain. Master of his castle. Unforgettable giant shlump of a man with a frightening array of talents, half of which explode on all those around him at any given time. He is also the most lovable dork ever to grace the TV screen, and the first thing I think of when my thoughts turn to Halloween. These days we can boast quite a few oddball TV shows ripping across your DVR weekly with ghosts and demons and werewolves on the menu, but in the 1960's, with a squeaky clean society slowly turning towards the concepts of free love, it's amazing shows like The Munsters, The Addams Family and Bewitched captured the imaginations of millions. Today, we celebrate the first family of spooky and the man at the head of that family...whose head probably belonged to someone else.

SDCC 2014: Mezco's Rebel Frankenstein Exclusive

A San Diego Comic Con Exclusive should always be something your fans will instantly start squirreling away money for, and yet not be so unique that missing out on it leaves a giant gap in a collection that eventually makes that collector ditch the whole line. Mezco have always been highly skilled at choosing the right pieces to bring to the biggest geekfest on the planet, creating variants (in size and deco) that amp up your desire through their inventive details rather than presenting you with the ultimatum "GET THIS TOY OR YOUR COLLECTION IS FOREVER WORTHLESS!!" Rebel Frankenstein is the perfect example of that. Begin the wanting...

Bowen's Frankenstein Shambles Forth

Horror fans and collectibles go together like a plump, happy kid and pie. I'd go so far as to say horror fans are the ONLY segment of geekdom you can always talk into buying some sort of collectible from their favorite films or depicting a specific favorite character. Not sure what it is, but we just love looking at the grinning, drooling, maniacal faces of our favorite fiends every day. Gives us warm fuzzies. Bowen is a statue manufacturer that has been cranking out exceptional Marvel goods for some time now, but only recently have they been treading down the darker corridors made famous by The Avengers and Spider-Man. This past April, Bowen released a Tomb of Dracula statue that blew the minds of vampire lovers everywhere. Now, they add an undead experiment to the mix.

Lionsgate Into 2013

 

It's the holidays and folks are scampering about, screaming at each other over stolen parking spaces, sale prices that aren't ringing up at the register while 50 angry shoppers wait impatiently in the shadows and that very last Cabbage Patch Kid that was really mine even though that woman with the three kids said it was hers and then she fell down. So I took it. Mine. Along with the Holidays comes prayer to our volcano gods and a look into the year to come. It's magical. Here's Lionsgate's lineup!

 

FRANKENWEENIE LIVES!!!

It isn't Leap Day or Free Pancake Day, but this day is no less special because the FRANKENWEENIE trailer is HERE!! Sure, we got a killer Avengers throw down trailer yesterday, but today, the geeks of the world were all like "Hey Disney, what have you done for me lately?" Tim Burton stood up to answer the challenge.

From creative genius Tim Burton (“Alice in Wonderland,” The Nightmare Before Christmas”) comes “Frankenweenie,” a heartwarming tale about a boy and his dog. After unexpectedly losing his beloved dog Sparky, young Victor harnesses the power of science to bring his best friend back to life—with just a few minor adjustments. He tries to hide his home-sewn creation, but when Sparky gets out, Victor’s fellow students, teachers and the entire town all learn that getting a new “leash on life” can be monstrous.

Frankenweenie opens October 5th, 2012.