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Released in 2013, The Croods: Prehistoric Party! for the Nintendo Wii U is a fun family party game based on DreamWorks’ animated film The Croods. Published by D3Publisher and developed by Torus Games, the game features over 30 prehistoric-themed mini-games where players compete as members of the Croods family. Designed with local multiplayer in mind,…
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion is a classic open-world action RPG released in 2006, developed by Bethesda Game Studios and published for PC by 2K Games and Bethesda Softworks. It is the fourth main instalment in The Elder Scrolls series and takes players across the vast province of Cyrodiil in an expansive fantasy adventure. This…
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is an open-world action role-playing game developed by Bethesda Game Studios and published by Bethesda Softworks. Originally released in 2011, the game is set in the province of Skyrim and follows the Dragonborn as they become involved in a conflict between rival factions while facing the return of dragons. The…
The Evil Dead – Book of the Dead Limited Edition is a highly collectible DVD release from Anchor Bay Entertainment, released in 2002. The Region 2 PAL edition is housed in a distinctive rubber/latex replica of the Necronomicon-style Book of the Dead, based on the design created by special-effects artist Tom Sullivan. The original The…
Released in 2014, The Evil Within for the Xbox One is a survival horror game published by Bethesda Softworks and developed by Tango Gameworks. Created by Shinji Mikami, the director of the original Resident Evil, the game follows Detective Sebastian Castellanos as he investigates a gruesome mass murder before becoming trapped in a nightmarish world…
Key Significance Classic Silver Age Flash issue featuring the memorable “Fact or Fiction?” cover concept by Ross Andru and Mike Esposito. Part of the highly collectible Barry Allen era that helped define the Silver Age of DC Comics. Description The Flash #179, published by DC Comics in May 1968, features Barry Allen in a unique…
The Flash Vol. 6: Out of Time collects the Out of Time storyline from DC Comics’ The New 52 era. Written by Robert Venditti and Van Jensen, with artwork by Brett Booth, Norm Rapmund and others, the story follows Barry Allen as he deals with the aftermath of Forever Evil while a future version of…
Offered here is The Fuzz #0, published by Halls of Horror Comics (H of H) in March. This scarce independent comic features striking cover artwork by Trent Kaniuga, whose distinctive style helped make this title memorable among 1990s indie comic releases. The comic follows the adventures of The Fuzz, an unconventional anti-hero set within a…
The Getaway: Black Monday is a cinematic action-adventure game for the Sony PlayStation 2, set across a detailed recreation of London. Released in Europe in 2004, the game follows several interconnected characters through a crime-focused storyline, combining third-person combat, driving sequences and exploration across the capital. The game was developed by Team Soho and published…
DC Comics presents The House of Mystery #261, published in October 1978. This Bronze Age horror comic delivers four spine-tingling supernatural tales, continuing the long-running anthology series that became one of DC’s most iconic mystery and horror titles. Hosted under the famous House of Mystery banner, this issue is packed with eerie storytelling and atmospheric…
DC Comics presents The House of Mystery #268, published in November 1978. This classic Bronze Age horror anthology delivers a collection of eerie supernatural stories under the iconic House of Mystery banner, continuing the series’ reputation for suspense, mystery, and chilling twists. This issue features a memorable horror cover with the unsettling tagline “I… I…
DC Comics presents Mystery #250, published in February 1981. This issue features the chilling tale “The House of Mystery: Voyage to Hell!”, delivering the supernatural suspense and eerie storytelling that made DC’s mystery titles a favourite among horror comic fans during the Bronze Age of Comics. The striking cover artwork depicts a ghostly skeletal figure…
