Category Archives: Garth Ennis

Rover Red Charlie – “I’m a Dog, I’m a Dog, I’m a Dog!”

Posted on May 25, 2016 by Jim Kuhoric

Fans of Garth Ennis’ incredible Rover Red Charlie are very vocal about the powerful canine drama.  We’ve seen many end of the world epics but none have been as moving as watching it through the eyes of these three four … Continue reading →

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War Stories #18 Concludes “Send A Gunboat” Story

Posted on May 5, 2016 by Jim Kuhoric

Garth Ennis’ powerful War Stories series visits some of the most horrifying battles ever fought.  But more than capturing the terror of war, Ennis delivers extremely potent human drama that highlights the people embroiled in these conflicts.  You get to … Continue reading →

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Riveting Tales of Battle From Garth Ennis

Posted on March 10, 2016 by Jim Kuhoric

Garth Ennis’ War Stories delivers a powerful narrative about human nature and conflict that will move you.  In each of his War Stories arcs, we meet the men and women behind the battles and discover their lives and motivations before … Continue reading →

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Caliban Discovers Terror in Deep Space

Posted on February 26, 2016 by Jim Kuhoric

There are few things that can deliver a tale that combines the claustrophobia of a confined space and the unknown as a good space terror.  Alien is the mark by which all others are held by its unique genre defining … Continue reading →

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War Stories #15 Concludes “Tokyo Club” Arc

Posted on January 5, 2016 by Jim Kuhoric

Fans of powerful drama and the moving violence of history at war have flocked to Garth Ennis’ War Stories series.  Each month the tales present new perspectives on the horror of war and the impact on the lives behind the … Continue reading →

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Give Avatar for the Horror-Days

Posted on December 11, 2015 by Jim Kuhoric

Ah yes, the holidays are here.  But at Avatar Press we celebrate the “horror-days”.  And we invite you to do the same by giving the gift of terror to your comic reading loved ones.  So to help you stuff their … Continue reading →

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Garth Ennis’ War Stories Digital Sale

Posted on December 10, 2015 by Jim Kuhoric

Garth Ennis is well known for his powerful tales of battle throughout history.  Avatar Press is proud to be the home of the ongoing War Stories series in which the author visits battles from the ages and delivers one of … Continue reading →

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Garth Ennis’ Code Pru #1 Delivers Black Horror Humor

Posted on December 4, 2015 by Jim Kuhoric

This holiday season, Garth Ennis will deliver a brand new first issue comic to all the good comic book reading fans.  On December 30th, just before New Year rolls in, comic shops will have Code Pru #1.  This incredible new … Continue reading →

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Return to Claustrophobic Sci-Fi Horror in the Caliban TPB

Posted on November 19, 2015 by Jim Kuhoric

Very few movies or comics have been able to capture the tension and claustrophobic horror of Ridley Scott’s classic, Alien.  But for sci-fi fans who yearn for a story that harkens back to that dire and desperate feeling of helplessness … Continue reading →

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A New Chapter of War Stories Delivers Powerful Drama

Posted on November 12, 2015 by Jim Kuhoric

A new issue of Garth Ennis’ highly acclaimed series, War Stories #14, arrived in comic shops this week.  The second chapter of “Tokyo Club” continues the harrowing tale of pilots flying from Iwo Jima for bombing runs and the horror … Continue reading →

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