J.C. Ruiz

The covers: Ten different covers to stuff in your loved ones’ stockings if you want to scare the hell out of them. The A cover by Eric J and Jesse Heagy puts a spin on the...

The covers: A lucky seven for this issue to find. The A cover by Daniel Leister and Mohan Sivakami has Ellen on her knees before an unknown blonde woman. Tears are coming from her eyes as...

The covers: Five covers that require no otherworldly help to find. The A cover is by Harvey Tolibao and Mohan Sivakami. This looked so creepy, this was the image I had to use to accompany this...

The covers: An octet of covers for Zenescope fans to track down! The A cover is by Jose Luis and Grostieta and it’s the one I had to purchase and use to accompany this review. Ellen...

The covers: Five covers to find on this fifth issue. The A cover is by Igor Vitorino and Jesse Heagy and they have Liesel going into action. She’s shown from the right, walking toward a pyramid....

The covers: Six covers for seekers of forbidden knowledge. The A cover is by Sheldon Goh and Ivan Nunes showing Liesel entering a room “Batman” style, through a circular window in the ceiling. This image captures...

The covers: A foursome of frontpieces to find to feed your soul. The A cover is by Allan Otero and Ula Mos. Title character Liesel Van Helsing stands facing the reading after taking down several mummies,...

The covers: Five covers to find if you’re a completist and each has interesting qualities. The A cover is by Sean Chen and Ivan Nunes and this has to be the cover when this series is...

The covers: A trio to track down on this appropriately numbered third issue. The A cover is formatted in the same style as an iconic EC horror comic, with the logo done in blood red in...

The covers: Coming out from her role as narrator of Grimm Tales of Terror, Keres gets a story that focuses on her, and to celebrate Zenescope has this one-shot getting six different covers. You may have to...

The covers: A frightful foursome to fry your nerves to try to find. The A cover is by Pasquale Qalano and Ylenia Di Napoli and it’s really good. The red headed host Keres is in profile, turning to...

The covers: A young woman reacts in horror to her hands which are being transformed into plant matter. Her fingers sprout flowers and wrists vines, while butterflies find her change very favorable. Good tease for the...