Her face was disfigured by a line of blood that ran across one eye and she was covered in scratches and bruises."At home? I'm at home?" she stuttered with swollen, bloody lips. Jack Migol, troubleshooter for one of Hollywood's biggest studios, never heard his wife utter those words. He never heard her say anything that made sense again. That sent him on a path of revenge that would not be sated until a handful of tinseltown's elite were destroyed in ways equally as creative as the films they produced.

My Name Is Nobody is a novel based on the original screenplay by Ernesto Gastaldi for the 1973 film of the same name. The novel expands on the screen version as well as adding a good bit that was not in the film. If you enjoy spaghetti westerns you will certainly enjoy this book. It has character, humor, and loads of adventure.

When a couple of young women are viciously slain in a once glamorous Milan high-rise, two beautiful young models move into one of the highly sought after vacated apartments. Soon, a mysterious killer is stalking both women The suspects include a sex-crazed ex-husband, a lesbian neighbor on the prowl, the deformed son of a sinister widow, and even the building's handsome property manager who suffers from hemophobia, a paralyzing fear of blood. Can the local police inspector and our two heroines expose the masked maniac with an appetite for alluring women and perverted murder before the girls...

An Italian gothic horror thriller set in Victorian England of 1885. The story centers on Dr. Bernard Hichcock, a brilliant surgeon who also happens to be a necrophiliac. The horrible secret of the title involves the drugging his wife for sexual funeral games. One day he accidentally administers an overdose and kills her. Several years later he remarries, with the intention of using the blood of his new bride to reanimate his first wife's rotting corpse back to life. Shudders galore.

3 Under the Moon is comprised of three intertwined horror tales that take place under the moon of England. The cast includes werewolves, bungling petty criminals, and mutant law officers who operate outside the realm of normal. The first story, Yellow Car and Silver Bullets, tells about the meeting between three crooks who chase a mysterious individual named Juan who just may be a werewolf. In I Hate to Go an Italian-American special agent, Ray Konopski, arrives in London to settle a baffling case that leads him to cross paths with Juan. The final story, Tell Him, centers around Harper, a...

Billionaire Sir John Prescott was found one night in his Leeds villa with his throat cut. The murder weapon was strange knife whose wooden handle bore a crudely engraved "A." The handle also contains the fingerprints of all the family members but everyone has a good alibi. The inheritance at stake is enormous. However Sir John's last will and testament requires the seven possible heirs to appear a month later to collect the fortune, but should there be more than three no one will receive a thing. A deadly game ensues: who will win?

This golden age comic only ran five issues but contained some amazing art by outstanding talent. Book one has art by Sy Barry and Frank Giacola, Ross Andra, John Prentice, Bob Powell, and Pete Morisi. The cover is a photo of actor Rondo Hatton who passed away in 1946. A lot of clean up work was done to make the art fresh again and some lettering has been renewed. The stories are very readable, If you like exciting storytelling from the 1950s love you'll Weird Thriller number one.