Next April is an Amigo April! Plenty of spooks and blades! The horror miniseries Call of the Suicide Forest is next to its conclusion. By Desiree Bressend, art by Ruben Gil, standard covers by Toni Fejzula, and variant cover by maestro Pasqual Ferry!
It is also the fourth episode of Tales of Rogues! where we introduce new creators and new stories of Bram and Weasel. A non-canon but beautiful story by Irene Roga. But there is more! From the mind (and hands) of Sidney Hammer’s creator Massacre, comes Hidden Blood, a grindhouse tale with vampires, fighters, skeletons and bashed heads! Also, if you missed Roman Ritual, now you have a chance to get your copy!
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Call of the Suicide Forest #4 (of 5)
Story: Desiree Bressend
Art: Ruben Gil
Cover: Toni Fejzula
In the intricate woods teeming with nightmares and apparitions, ranger Ryoko has to face her past, but this time her faith is lacking. Portia, the suicidal young woman, has to face a vital decision. Although in any case, the forest calls them both, and will not cease to call them until keeping them both into its dark heart.
This miniseries is the sequel of the acclaimed graphic novel The Suicide Forest, written by El Torres with art by Gabriel Walta, masterfully written by Desiree Bressend with the artwork by Ruben Gil, but it can be read independently. And this time, a Retailer incentive cover, served 1:10, by maestro Pasqual Ferry!
UPC Code: 732030830844—00411
FEB181093 – STL076260
32 pages FC
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Alternate cover: FEB181092 – STL076257
32 pages FC
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Tales of Rogues! #5 (of 6)
Writer: JOS
Art: Manuel Díaz
Color: Alexandra Thöne
Cover: Stefano Martino
Want to read more stories about Bram and Weasel? Tales of Rogues! are auto-conclusive comics by new, emerging hot artists!
Bram is missing! Weasel is on her way to the rescue! But something stands in her way. She must demonstrate her skills to the most demanding mermaid audience… or die! And we’re not talking exactly about rogue skills…
UPC Code: 713482801859—00311
JAN181191 – STL074137
32 pages FC
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HIDDEN BLOOD
Story and Art: Massacre
Phil is a Nazi hunter. Clarice is a professional MMA fighter and nightclub dancer. They don’t work together because Phil’s work requires him to fight deranged Nazis, mad scientists, and big robots… and Clarice has to fight her way to escape from a vampire master and his evil cohort! The creator of Sydney Hammer, Massacre, brings us another over-the-top, white-knuckle, grindhouse tale!
UPC Code: 713482801866-00111
FEB181094 – STL076259
Magazine, Black and White with color covers, 44 pages.
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Offered again: ROMAN RITUAL
Writer: El Torres
Artist: Jaime Martínez
Color: Sandra Molina
From the master of Horror El Torres and art by Jaime Martínez! Self-exiled priest John Brennan, a troubled exorcist, is summoned to Rome to stop an ancient evil spreading within the Holy See itself. A revolutionary story about possessions and exorcisms, with ties to the church’s shady past, and a man, almost helpless and alone before the evil that would bring the end of the Catholic church.
This volume collects the acclaimed four-issue horror miniseries ROMAN RITUAL, published by AMIGO COMICS (yes, by us).
“Roman Ritual has an excellent pacing that uncomfortably keeps you mesmerized and eagerly turning the page. ”
–Mike Peluso, ComicMonsters
“El Torres is perhaps the most underrated horror comic writer working today. He comes at every subject he takes on with an edge that’s sharp and deadly that you never quite see coming. Roman Ritual is no exception.”
–Stephanie S. Gray, Horror Network
ISBN Code: 9788416486113-51499
NOV150969- STK693142
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Roman ritual was such a great series. Reccomand it to every person that wants a little jump at night…
I loved Roman Ritual and Westwood Witches
Haven’t read Westwood Witches. I’ll add that to my list read list.
It’s awesome. They also used a CHU quote on the original tpb