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Jay Fotos is a regular at Bleeding Cool, and he has a stormingly entertaining project on Kickstarter, the eighties throwback horror series with a modern twist, Rising Rebels He writes; Remember when monsters, knife-wielding maniacs, cannibalistic zombies and demons of all shapes and sizes lived on the shelves of the local video store? No? Well the[...]

IDW Publishing announced another new comic coming this fall, from writer Jonathan Maberry, artist Alex Sanchez, and colorist Jay Fotos Called Pandemica, the book is about America on the "verge of war" getting set to launch "purity bombs" to perform ethnic cleansing on the populace So basically, it's just regular present-day America. A press release provides[...]

So, I'm very grateful and this is truly the result of a team effort. I think everyone who collaborated on this book, from Joe's writing and my work to Jay Fotos' amazing color work that gave such a special voice to the books themselves, and Robbie [Robbins'] work, not just on the lettering, but in the[...]

The four-issue mini-series by Mark Kidwell, Jeff Zornow and Jay Fotos changes the focus from the zombies to more human monsters. The new series follows CIA Special Agent Declan Rule and his dog Nero as they hunt down a neurosurgeon who is using POW's for grisly and inhuman experiments. "Readers will see how a human imagination, backed[...]

Vertigo are lucky to have this book. Wraith is back from IDW, written by the great Joe Hill, and illustrated by the under-your-skin stylist CP Wilson, with colors always apt by Jay Fotos It's another fully-constructed book like The Wake where attention to detail and a serious focus on quality deliver in spades for the reader[...]

The other hit Zombie comic from Image Comics, '68 will start a new mini-series  this April written by Mark Kidwell, art by Jeff Zornow and colors by Jay Fotos '68: Rule Of War will be the fourth mini-series for the title to go along with a few one-shots The most recent release was '68: Hollowed[...]

Wilson III (art), Jay Fotos (colors), and Robbie Robbins (letters) Issue 1 was a pretty stellar start in creepiness, with an origin story for our lead in the macabre, and issue 2 is dubbed "Chapter 1" in the storyline It opens with an interesting conversation about how crimes should be punished, and whether confinement is[...]

It's out from IDW with art by Charles Paul Wilson III, colors by Jay Fotos, and Letters by Shawn Lee and Robbie Robins Let's start with some stunning prose by Hill from the mouth of sinister chauffer Charlie Manx: "…there are the private roads of thought, where emotions are weather, blowing across the landscape of[...]

Niles reposted about this today though it looks like he initially put this out last year… but hell, free is free right? Here is a link to the entire Edge Of Doom trade paperback by Steve Niles, Kelly Jones and Jay Fotos. Niles describes the series: "With Kelley on top of his game and Jay Fotos doing some of the[...]

The persons named in inflammatory claims about this apocryphal incident have repeatedly and categorically denied the events they supposedly were part of. The response? Artist Jay Fotos wrote; There is a lot of contervesary surrounding this event True or false take it as you may, it's entertaining to say the least on how it spins off in[...]