Grave

Korean developers optimize original 2002 game for PS VR Korean video game publisher Blueside announced that it will release the Gungrave VR "cinematic action shooting game" for PlayStation VR in Japan in 2017. Korean game developer Iggymob is developing the game. The developers will preserve the world of the original Gungrave games and go beyond the story of the second title, Gungrave: Overdose, to create an optimized version of the original game for PlayStation VR. The game will feature infinite shooting, third-person "full-break action," and first-person "dynamic shooting." A PC version for use with Oculus, Vive, and other VR headsets is also planned after the PlayStation 4 release for use with PlayStation VR. Illustrator Yasuhiro Nightow and composer Tsuneo Imahori are returning from the original Gungrave game to work on the game. Imahori is composing the theme song "Bara Armati" for the game. Red Entertainment's original Gungrave game shipped for the PlayStation 2

Horror legend and Eisner Hall of Famer Richard Corben’s classic anthology concludes with more grim tales from the Midwest and far, far beyond! Four more chilling stories, including the final installment of the epic Denaeus. ”This book is the product of a true master who knows exactly what he’s doing.’‘–All-Comic

The first issue of Image Comics’ Winnebago Graveyard offers sacrifices, backwater carnivals and satanism through the American South, but opts for a surprising slow-burn approach which relies heavily on the artwork of Alison Sampson and Stephane Paitreau to create a sense of increasing dread. It’s an issue broken down into two segments, rather than one central narrative which ties itself together. At first we see two strangers dragged from their hotel room and taken to be sacrificed by a group of beautifully torchlit cultists in robes; the issue then cuts to the story of a family trying to reconnect with one another whilst on a drive through the rural American deserts. Each segment is successful in its own right, but they don’t work so strongly when paired against one another. After an opening sequence which burns brightly and effectively, showing off a honed sense of violence and gore, series writer Steve Niles doesn’t give the reader an idea of what they’re meant to feel by anythin

A stormy night forces a traveler to take refuge at the house of a madwoman who warns him against staying. One woman has her vision restored only to learn that things are not as they appear. A magical quest for eternal youth puts an aunt and nephew at odds. And in the next installment of Denaeus, our hero makes a surprise appearance at a feast to celebrate the return of the prince who believes him dead. “Richard Corben will continue to entertain me with his creepy tales and I look forward to seeing what he has in store for us next issue.”—Comic Bastards

The official graphic novel adaptation of Grave Surprise by Charlaine Harris,THE AUTHOR OF THE SOOKIE STEAKHOUSE, AURORA TEAGARDEN AND CEMETARY GIRL SERIES! Harper Connelly, a psychic capable of finding dead people and reading their last thoughts, discovers a grave in Memphis with two bodies: a man centuries dead, and a girl recently deceased. How the two bodies ended up together would be perplexing enough… but the sudden appearance of a third body the next morning makes this a mystery that perhaps even Connelly can’t solve! Also available: Charlaine Harris’ Grave Surprise HC Limited Signed Edition, $39.99. A special Signed Edition, featuring a tip-in sheet autographed by Charlaine Harris, limited to only 250 copies!