Aquaman #39 Writer – Jeff Parker Artist – Paul Pelletier Inker – Sandra Hope, Wayne Faucher Colours – Peter Pantazis Arthur has finally found his mom, the lost queen of Atlantis, Atlanna, […]
Mind Capsules – Aquaman #39 and Graveyard Shift #3
They Rise Once Again – Night of the Seagulls (1975)
Night of the Seagulls, or La Noche de las gaviotas, is a return to form for the fourth and final film in the series. It once again retells the origin of the […]
All Aboard… – The Ghost Galleon (1974)
In Amando de Ossorio’s previous Blind Dead films we have seen the monsters rise from the dead, kill a lot of people, feast upon said people and even hold a town hostage. […]
Vengeance From the Grave – Return of the Blind Dead (1973)
The second film of Amando de Ossorio’s Blind Dead quadrilogy finds a man who has been belittled by everybody; seek revenge by raising the ancient knights from their rest to right the […]
Stay Away From the… – Tombs of the Blind Dead (1972)
What better way to start off a film than shots of a spooky looking monastery and then cut to girls by a pool in bikinis? Sure it might be a little ominous […]
Strangers and Stranger Things on a Train – Horror Express (1972)
Horror Express, also known as Pánico en el Transiberiano, is a strange little film about a non-corporeal alien that can possess a man and then drain the memories and abilities of others, […]
Darkest Before the Dawn – Über Volume 3
The Allies are in a bit of trouble. After the devastating attack on London and the death of Winston Churchill at the hands of the Battleship Sieglinde, everyone has been left reeling. […]
Always the Family Curse – The Cat Girl (1957)
The Cat Girl is a fun little horror film; moody, atmospheric and suspenseful. It manages to do quite a bit with its little budget as many B films are wont to do, […]
Mind Capsules – Dawn/Vampirella #3 and All-New Captain America #4
Dawn/Vampirella #3 Writer – Joseph Michael Linsner Artist – Joseph Michael Linsner Colours – Joseph Michael Linsner, Valentina Pinto Dawn and Vampirella are still prisoners and forced to continue telling stories for […]
Poor Tom Finds Himself… – Tormented (1960)
Bert I. Gordon and frequent collaborator George Worthing Yates bring to life a story of a man named Tom who is getting married. A simple enough tale, that is until his ex-girlfriend […]
The Telltale Mind 