Otherkin is a horror and urban fantasy comic book series written by Marco Vito Oddo and illustrated by Victor Costa. The story follows Alex, a shapeshifting spell-caster in a personal crusade against the Wizard, a reclusive man who’s said to lead a secret organization known as the Concealed Council. Issue #5 of Otherkin reveals the origins of Alex’s strange powers and sets […]
Tag: Urban Fantasy
Pullbox Previews Otherkin #3- A mystery pitting a shapeshifting spellcaster and their stubborn ally against a hidden arcane Council
What if there is a reason we fear the dark? What if the shadows do indeed shelter evil forces? What if there’s more to life than the soul-crushing weight of the mundane? These questions led Alex to answers they never expected to find. Now, forever changed, they hunt for an evil that chose London as its […]
Pullbox Reviews The Monster’s Cleanup Guy #1, a hefty hunk o’ blood & guts
Terry works for the monster community. He’s their cleanup guy, covering up their misdeeds in order to keep monsters a secret. Terry operates by only two rules: 1 (listen to the Lycan King’s orders, and 2) don’t kill any monsters! Playing fixer for the shadowy world of monsters is a tough job and Terry’s arrangement […]
Pullbox Previews: Concrete Arcanum- An Urban Fantasy Anthology coming soon to Kickstarter
Concrete Arcanum is here to answer the question, “What would happen if magic were to step out from the shadows?” The veil is lifted! The masquerade is undone! The mainstream mundane world has been made aware that magic is real, monsters exist, and all manner of mythological people still walk amongst us. Some rejoice at […]
Pullbox Reviews: Trese Vol. 1 – A dive into the under utilized folklore of the Philippines
Trese, volume 1 Ablaze Publishing Written by Budjette Tan Illustrated by Kajo Baldisimo Available in trade paperback & digital formats When the sun sets in the city of Manila, don’t you dare make a wrong turn and end up in that dimly-lit side of the metro, where blood-sucking aswang run the most-wanted kidnapping rings, where […]
Kickstarter Spotlight on Death Tally 1 & 2- The Reaper Clause?
She accidentally killed the Grim Reaper… Now she must replace it. The story continues! Explore this new world with issues #1 and 2. When Ahva accidentally kills the Grim Reaper, she is suddenly forced to become the new Reaper. Needless to say, life (and death) isn’t quite turning out the way she thought it would. […]
Pullbox Previews Rivers of London, volume 1: Body Work, Deluxe Writer’s Edition!
Rivers of London vol 1: Body Work (Deluxe Writer’s Edition) Titan Comics Written by Ben Aaronovitch & Andrew Cartmel Art by Lee Sullivan On sale July 6th, 2021 Part of the Rivers of London 10th Year Anniversary Celebrations! CSI meets Harry Potter in this fantastic SPECIAL EDITION graphic novel from Ben Aaronovitch, writer of the […]
Pullbox Reviews: The Legacy of Mandrake – a satisfying update to a classic pulp hero
Legacy of Mandrake Red 5 Comics Written by Erica Schultz Art by Lucas Romero (issue 0) Diego Garibaldi (issues 1-4) Colors by Ramon Bunge Flats by Ludwig Olimba Backgrounds by J. P. Massa Letters by Yasmin Govoni & Martin Casanova Covers by Amelia Vidal King Features, Red 5 Comics, and StoneBot Studios cast a spell […]
Pullbox Reviews: Rivers of London volume 8: the Fey & the Furious
Rivers of London vol 8: The Fey & the Furious Titan Comics Written by Ben Aaronovitch Andrew Cartmel Art by Lee Sullivan Mariano Laclaustra Colors by Paulina Vassileva Color-Ice Letters by Rob Steen Available now Amazon (paperback) Kindle & ComiXology (digital) Trouble never lies far from the race track. When a flash car belonging to […]
Pullbox Interviews: Andrew Cartmel & Lee Sullivan, writer & artist for Rivers of London: The Fey & the Furious
Rivers of London: The Fey & the Furious Titan Comics Written by Ben Aaronovitch Andrew Cartmel Art by Lee Sullivan Mariano Laclaustra Colors by Paulina Vassileva Color-Ice Letters by Rob Steen Trouble never lies far from the race track. When a flash car belonging to a young boy racer from England washes up in the […]








