JUNIOR HIGH HORRORS (2018)

"Junior High can be very scary, especially if you're different. That's the case for JV, Mikey, Nancy, and Laurie. When you cross horror film iconography with the style of a retro Saturday morning cartoon, you get Junior High Horrors! This all ages parody series will delight middle-aged horror fans and impressionable young children alike. In this issue: As JV preps for his day, you get the feeling school isn't his favorite place, and neither are his awkward conversations with his momma. Laurie finds Mikey outside poking at creatures while Nancy and her imaginary friend Frederick deal with the mean girls of the school. All this as they plan a trip to King Stephen's Petting Zoo."

"'King Stephen's Petting Zoo' continues as the kids are on a field trip chaperoned by one hand shop teacher Mr. Bruce Williams and the creepy zookeeper. Mikey has to deal with a dead squirrel, while Nancy makes a new friend against the better judgment of Frederick. All this, and a monster that is terrorizing every kid on the trip. The all-ages horror parody continues!"

"The all ages horror parody Robert Kirkman may have called 'Awesome!' Mikey wakes up after a rough fall off his bike as the school dance looms. On his way to school, he realizes something is wrong, as a bunch of kids are getting sick with The Walking Flu! The other kids also have to make it through dodgeball with substitute teacher, Mr. JD Negan. And don't even get us started with the school dance."

"The kids face their biggest threat yet: not bullies, not foreign exchange students, not even oral examinations. No sir! They have to deal with beans for lunch, and it does not bode well. How will Mikey, JV, Tony, Laurie and Nancy deal with the giant cloud of... The Fart?"

"JV, Mikey, Laurie and Nancy's summer out of school is anything but fun, as they have to deal with Summer Camp and high school kids that are in charge of the activities. There are some weird things afoot in the woods, and a scary creature 'threatens' the camp. The hit all-ages horror parody continues, making fun of horror camp movies while being stand-alone enough for new readers to jump on"

"It's Halloween time at Gatlin Middle School, and the annual tradition is to make a maze out of the cornfield, which Tony Candy intends to design. Piney is told if he can figure out his Rubik's Cube he'll be filled with enlightenment, while Nancy and Laurie make two new friends, the Burns girls. This Halloween spectacular is a standalone all-ages parody of Hellraiser, Children of the Corn and The Shining all rolled into one! Lettered using the OpenDyslexic font to help those struggling with dyslexia to be able to read easier."

"The first ever all-ages horror parody series returns from Halloween ComicFest with an issue that has JV haunted by a missing Frederick after Nancy asks him to watch the stuffed animal. This issue also has a Christmas story titled 'Buy Hard' in which Mikey attempts to get a sold-out toy for JV for Christmas. Featuring a retailer variant by superstar artist Gene Ha! Lettered using the OpenDyslexic font to help those struggling with dyslexia to be able to read easier. A portion of the profits will benefit the Dyslexia Foundation."