Gene Simmons House of Horrors by Dwight L. MacPherson

Stories are written by a range of authors, including Chris Ryall (Zombies Vs. The fact that I’m powerful and attractive will only add to the stunning effect of the stories.” Each story will be written and drawn independently, with wraparound commentaries by myself. is a chance to showcase the best in professional talent, and to introduce new talent, as well.

In short, I loved the anthology horror/sci-fi canvas and wanted to re-introduce the format into comic books. Top that off with 15 different and terrifying stories by some of the hottest new talent in comics today with a cover by Matt Busch, and you’ve got all the makings of a deliciously scary treat. In addition, Nick Simmons–Gene’s son, budding co-star on Gene Simmons Family Jewels, the top-rated A&E reality show, and the creator of the upcoming Platinum Studios comic Skullduggery–has three short prose stories included in the TPB.

The TPB includes the original intros and outros written by the book’s host, Gene Simmons, as well as a new collection introduction from Simmons. Initially run as a three-issue quarterly, the series has been critically acclaimed by fans and reviewers alike, both for the quality of the stories and the art. “The stories range from gore to psychological thrillers to everything in between,” says Tom Waltz, editor at IDW Publishing. Released by IDW Publishing (the anthology brings readers the best in horror, fantasy and science fiction. San Diego, CA (April 7, 2008) – Rock legend Gene Simmons has taken the stage in an all-new capacity–as the mysterious master of ceremonies for his own horror anthology, Gene Simmons House Of Horrors.

Gene Simmons House of Horrors by Dwight L. MacPherson