It’s that time again, when every February the horror genre celebrates Women in Horror Month, putting a spotlight on the contributions of all the female creators—writers, artists, movie directors, producers, special makeup artists, special effects experts, etc.—who’ve brought thrills and chills to generations of fans around the world. And the Women in Horror Month website is the place to go to find out all about the events scheduled for this year. To quote their mission statement:
“Women in Horror Recognition Month (WiHM) assists female genre artists in gaining opportunities, exposure, and education through altruistic events, printed material, articles, interviews, and online support. The vision is a world wherein all individuals are equally given the opportunity to create, share, and exploit their concept of life, pain, and freedom of expression…. WiHM focuses on supporting the achievements of women who utilize the most extreme mirror available in storytelling: horror. We encourage women to explore and represent these horrors constructively, in positive environments.”
For more information, visit the WiHM site.
The enthusiastic response to Lorelei’s return, in the pages of our new horror comic anthology, Lorelei Presents: House Macabre, continues! This time, the love comes courtesy of reviewer James Ferguson and the site 
Lorelei Presents: House Macabre—our just-published special in which SWC resident succubus Lorelei tries her hand at hosting her first horror comic anthology—has certainly caught comic fans’ attention. Since its release on Wednesday, it’s been 
With all the excitement these past few days that led up to Wednesday’s release of our latest comic book extravaganza, Lorelei Presents: House Macabre, you might have gotten the impression that we’d forgotten all about the highly anticipated return of SWC’s other beloved horror heroine: teenaged Goth monster hunter Pandora Zwieback. Panatics, you could not be farther from the truth!
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