GHOST PLANET #1 available to buy NOW!

Ghost Planet is a 40-page, done-in-one, sci-fi, horror, graphic novella, written by Jeffrey Burandt, with art and lettering by Sean Von Gorman, edited by Andrea Lorenzo Molinari, and published by Scout Comics. In stores on 12/21/22, Ghost Planet is a classic sci-fi tale with a body horror twist: a family of deep space explorers rush to solve the mystery of Ghost Planet before their recently-dead loved ones return to kill them next!

See all covers and merch available HERE. Digital copies available via DriveThruComics.

REVIEWS

Ghost Planet invites readers to join a family of explorers in turmoil brought together by the horrors found on a mysterious planet. It’s haunting and at times shocking. A well-crafted body horror thriller that’s hard to resist.” –LOTUSLAND COMICS    

Ghost Planet feels like Junji Ito in space….imaginative and terrifying.” – BLAKE’S BUZZ

“Burandt’s story is compelling, well scripted and expertly paced. Von Gorman’s artwork mixes all the elements together into a tale which is always suspenseful and appropriately shocking.” – ADULT MUTANT REVIEW GUY

“The slow burn of horror [over] 40 pages, and building terror […] is incredibly well done. One of the creepiest horror comics I’ve read in awhile.” – RABBIT STEW COMICS

“Highly recommend. Such a cool story. Interesting concept and I had a great time reading it!” – THOSE NOT SO SUPER DUDES

“Blood curdling…I fucking love this…pick it up, really fun.” – WE HAVE ISSUES

“There is a well thought out ecosystem at play here [….] Ghost Planet is a solid piece of storytelling” – COMIC CRUSADERS

“I love the ending…It’s so good!” – BAT CITY COMIC PROFESSIONALS

“This is one, awesome cosmic horror comic that is definitely worth the price of admission!” – COMIC REVIEWS AND CRAFT BREWS

WEBSTORE EXCLUSIVES

Check out these exclusive variant covers from the Scout Comics Webstore, Whatnot and Rabbit Comics!

Click HERE to buy the Scout Webstore/Whatnot Exclusive Cover by Sean Von Gorman

Click HERE to buy the Rabbit Comics Exclusive Cover by Lloyd Bailey!

Click HERE to buy the New York Comic Con 2022 Exclusive Cover by Tess Fowler

VIDEO PREVIEW


LISTS

*ACME COMICS – STAFF PICKS OF THE WEEK

*ADULT MUTANT REVIEW GUY – HONORABLE MENTION – TOP 10 COMICS OF 2022

*ANDROID’S AMAZING COMICS – PICKS OF THE WEEK

*COMIC BOOK INVEST – THE WEDNESDAY ONE – READ IT

*COMICS HEATING UP – COMIC PICKS OF THE WEEK

*FINAL BOSS COMICS & GAMES PICK OF THE WEEK

*GRAPHIC POLICY’S TOP COMIC PICKS THIS WEEK!

RETAILERS

*ATOMIC EMPIRE

*BAT CITY COMIC PROFESSIONALS

*THE COMIC BOOK SHOPPE

*COLLECTOR CAVE

*COMIC LOGIC

*DAKOTA COMICS

*EAST SIDE MAGS

*EVERYONE COMICS

*FORBIDDEN PLANET USA

*THE GEEKERY NJ

*G-MART COMICS

*JHU COMICS

*MIDTOWN COMICS

*OXFORD COMICS & GAMES

*RADAR COMICS

*REVENGE OF

*RETCON COMICS

*SEAN VON GORMAN STORE

*THINGS FROM ANOTHER WORLD

*UP UP AND AWAY COMICS

*WONDERLAND COMICS

SINDER KLAWS IS COMING TO INFINITY TOWN

Heavy Metal Magazine #297, the Winter Special, is available now at the Heavy Metal store, in comic shops, book stores, and digital outlets! And now you can read the story, written by me, and introducing artist Jason Goungor’s and my creator-owned character, “Chris Never.” Our story features colors by Omar Estevez, lettering by Micah Myers, and was edited by Hannah Means-Shannon. [Note: this story spins out of a prose story I wrote years ago here.] Featured image by Dwayne Harris.

Blood + Brains

B+B01_jefwritesB+B02_jefwritesB+B03_jefwritesB+B04_jefwritesB+B05_jefwrites

BLOOD + BRAINS by Jeffrey Burandt and Dean Haspiel was first published in December of 2012 in Image Comics’ Creator Owned Heroes #7, which you can buy now, digitally, on Comixology by clicking HERE.

Pitched as a full-length graphic novel, Blood + Brains takes the “vampires vs. zombies” premise, and pushes it to a whole new, adrenaline-infused level, where the ubiquitous zombie horde is but the first wave of monsters our protagonists must survive as they head out on a death-race, cattle-drive against werewolf motorcycle gangs, chupacabra long-haul truckers, and creepy, cancerous mutants. Penny Dreadful meets Mad Max.

Bleeding Cool says, “Smart storytelling can bring new life into any convention, walking dead included. And that is what “Blood + Brains” delivers, smart storytelling and new life […] into a trope that constantly seems to be on it’s last, undead legs.”

The Comics Beat says, “[D]eliver[s] something readers have simply never seen before, imploding any expectation of the familiar. [….] “Blood and Brains” retools zombie narrative by removing excess accretion and celebrating its potential in creator-owned style.”

Unleash the Fanboy says, “[Y]ou can’t help but love it.”