With the Summer heat rolling in, the horror is only getting hotter in our June horror comics round up. There are a lot of great comics coming this month, perfect for a loungey afternoon beach read. Or maybe a secluded tent is more your style. If that's the case, just make sure there's no Bigfoot looking to snag some of these issues. I don't want that on my conscience. More importantly, June is PRIDE month! Queer horror comics are constantly popping up, which makes me so happy. Seeing yourself in a genre like horror can be oddly comforting. So be sure to check out the LGBTQIA+ stories I am tossing out here!

Without further ado, let's take a look at the horror comics that are coming this month along with newly announced titles! Look for these at your local comic book shop, and if you need help finding your local shop, be sure to use the Comic Shop Locator.


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  • What to look out for: Let Me Out - October 2023

    Let Me Out is a queer horror debut from Emmet Nahil and George Williams coming this October from Oni Press. The comic is a tribute to queer cinema and vintage revenge-exploitation films. The story is set in my home state of New Jersey during the summer of 1979, where the early onset of "Satanic Panic" has the state in its grasp. The local police falsely accuse a group of queer and trans misfits of the murder.

    "Let Me Out turns classic horror tropes on their head, while showcasing how marginalized people are sacrificed on the altars of power," says writer Emmett Nahil, a narrative designer and game developer making his graphic novel debut. Make sure this one is on your radar for October.

  • What's New This Month?

    The Sickness #1 - June 14
    Publisher: Uncivilized Books
    Writer: Lonnie Nadler
    Artist: Jenna Cha
    Letterer: Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou
    Variant Cover: Trevor Henderson

    The most successful horror that scares me, personally, is that which preys on my anxiety. The Sickness thrives in the dark recesses of your mind from the moment you open the first page to months after you read it. The first page captures the anxiety of taking a long look at yourself and the world around you. The story deals with two characters separated by a decade of time and an illness that causes hallucinations, mood swings, and much more sinister feelings. Jenna Cha's black-and-white art drives the anxiety, the shading and tones of the characters and horror scenes make it a horror comic you won't forget anytime soon.

  • The Oddly Pedestrian Life Of Christopher Chaos - June 28

    Publisher: Dark Horse
    Creator: James Tynion IV
    Writer: Tate Brombal
    Artist: Isaac Goodhart
    Colorist: Miquel Muerto
    Letterer: Aditya Bidikar

    The Oddly Pedestrian Life of Christopher Chaos is an LGBTQ+ horror coming-of-age story that features the lead struggling to figure out who and what he is. This team is a powerhouse of creative talent. Originally published in pieces through the Tiny Onion substack, the team has now made it a full ongoing comic at Dark Horse. It's already sold out and hasn't even hit shelves yet, so there are a lot of people excited enough to get it to a second printing. The first issue is a perfect setup for a horror comic that struggles with the loneliness of feeling like an outsider. The story features werewolves, high school drama, and some of the best art out there. I have always said Isaac Goodhart draws the best hair in comics, and Christopher's coif is a testament to that statement.

  • Past Tense - In comic shops now + Bookstores June 20

    Publisher: Dark Horse
    Writer: Jason McNamara
    Artist: Alberto Massaggia
    Colorist: Paul Little
    Letterer: Jason McNamara

    Technology is ripe for the horror comic harvest and seems to be a big topic for recent titles. Past Tense takes a very different approach with a neo-noir future where camera drones are sent into the past so people can pay to watch past events play out in real time. There is something horrifying in that concept alone, it feels like an invasion of privacy on a whole new level. But what if there was a serial killer who was never caught for his crimes that now wants to live out his glory days through the service? Even worseโ€ฆ What if all the customers want to as well? It's a horrifically unique spin on time travel.

  • What's Ongoing?

    June 7

    I Hate This Place #9 - Image

    Lamentation #2 - Oni Press

    June 14th

    The Sandman Universe: Nightmare Country - The Glass House #3 - DC Comics

    Dead by Daylight #1 (Delayed) - Titan Books

    The Nasty #3 - Vault Comics

    Haunt You To The End #1 - Top Cow

    Banshees #3 - Scout Comics

    June 21

    The Bone Orchard Mythos: Tenement #1 - Image Comics

    Maniac of New York: Don't Call it a Comeback #3 - Aftershock Comics

    All Eight Eyes #3 - Dark Horse Comics

    Monomyth #2 - Mad Cave Comics

    June 28

    W0rldtr33 #3 - Image Comics

    Blue Book #5 - Dark Horse Comics

    Nightfall Double Feature #4 (Finale) - Vault Comics

    Exorcists Never Die #3 - Mad Cave Studios

    Animals #1 - Invader Comics

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