EDGAR ALLAN POE`S SNIFTER OF BLOOD (2020)

"The Snifter of Terror returns with an all-star snark-fest under a bloody new title! Paul Cornell (Doctor Who) and Russell Braun (The Boys) reimagine Poe's 'Black Cat' - as a dog! In 'Atlas Shrugged' (no relation), Mr. X creator Dean Motter settles the science vs. religion debate once and for all! Plus: prose, pix, and a jaunty cover by Scary Godmother's Jill Thompson!"

"Writer Mark Russell (Second Coming) and artist Peter Snejberg contribute another in their popular original Cereal Monster series: A magical leprechaun invades the castle of a breakfast-obsessed vampire and his undead bride. PLUS! Poe attempts to explain his classic 'Cask of Amontillado' to a group of famous writers who aren't impressed, in a story by Devin Grayson with art by Chris Giarrusso and Richard Williams."

"Writer Rachel Pollack and artist Alan Robinson take on 'The Mystery of Marie Roget,' in which Poe writes a dull story and gets irritated when everyone hates it. Shaun Manning adapts and Greg Scott draws our second version of 'The Cask of Amontillado' in as many issues-but this one has killer robots! Plus: Prose, pictures, and possibly poems!"

AHOY continues to cheaply exploit the great Edgar Allan Poe's reputation with two hilarious new horrors: an updated version of "The Tell-Tale Heart" by James Finn Garner and artist Sandy Jarrell; the original tale of "Winston," a six-year old who terrorizes a town, written by Tyrone Finch with art by Ryan Kelly; and the usual AHOY extra illustrated prose stories. Cover by Penultiman co-creator Alan Robinson.

Sherlock Holmes returns to investigate murders from two Poe stories, but things get confusing in "The Adventure of the Three Narrators" by Paul Cornell (Doctor Who) and Greg Scott (High Heaven). Plus! A sea calamity yields absurd surprises in Poe's "Ms Found in a  Bottle" by Kek-w (2000 AD) and Alberto Ponticelli (Bronze Age Boogie)! Plus the usual AHOY illustrated prose stories.

"Masque of the Red Death": The 1% think a pandemic is no threat to them in a ridiculously far-fetched tale by Tom Peyer and artist Alan Robinson. "Bon Bon": Poe's real-life rival Rufus W. Griswold has an ill-advised spat with the Devil. Plus: Prose fiction, beautifully illustrated in the mighty AHOY manner!