Robert Vincent Joule

What do you get when you throw three murderers into one prison cell together? Well, when those characters happen to be based on the likenesses of celebrities Frank Vincent (Goodfellas, Raging Bull, The Sopranos), Marky Ramone (formerly of The Ramones) and Brea Grant (Heroes, Dexter), you can bet that the outcome will be anything but ordinary. From the creator of IDW's hit series Crawl to Me (now in development to become a feature film), comes Alan Robert's Killogy, an off-the-wall, genre-busting mash-up of crime, dark comedy, and horror. Written and illustrated by Alan Robert, the respected musician from the hard-rock group Life of Agony.

is an ongoing series started by Bluewater Comics in September 2008 that dwells on gothic horror, the macabre, fantasy, mystery and suspense. It features the late film and stage actor Vincent Price, who is most famous for his body of work in gothic horror and in these other genres, as host; he introduces the story, acts as "muse", lingers in the background and may at times be a leading figure and an integral part of the story. Thus far there have been 20 issues, a special and the 2-part limited series , with the link for the latter found in the details.

is a new ongoing series, currently at Issue No. 6, started by Bluewater Comics in September 2008 that dwells on gothic horror, the macabre, fantasy, mystery and suspense. It features the late film and stage actor Vincent Price, who is most famous for his body of work in gothic horror and in these other genres, as host; he introduces the story, acts as "muse", lingers in the background and may at times be a leading figure and an integral part of the story.

is an ongoing series started by Bluewater Comics in September 2008 that dwells on gothic horror, the macabre, fantasy, mystery and suspense. It features the late film and stage actor Vincent Price, who is most famous for his body of work in gothic horror and in these other genres, as host; he introduces the story, acts as "muse", lingers in the background and may at times be a leading figure and an integral part of the story.

is an ongoing comic book series started by Bluewater Comics in September 2008 that dwells on gothic horror, the macabre, fantasy, mystery and suspense, with a new standalone story each issue. It features the late film and stage actor Vincent Price, who is most famous for his body of work in gothic horror and in these other genres, as host; he introduces the story, acts as "muse", lingers in the background and may at times be a leading figure and an integral part of the story.

Vincent Price starred in the 1959 horror-thriller film "The Tingler " directed by producer and director William Castle. In the film a pathologist, Dr. Warren Chapin (played by Vincent Price), discovers that the tingling of the spine in states of extreme fear is due to the growth of a "tingler"—a spinal parasite which can kill the host unless it is destroyed by screaming. The film was equal parts imaginative, creepy, funny, weird, ludicrous and contrived with external gimmickry but at its best moments it was indeed a spine-tingler. Now Bluewater serves up a special two-part limited series from its ongoing Vincent Price Presents title that is a direct sequel to that 1959 classic with writer Mark Millar and artist Alex Lopez. This, too, is a tingler.

is a new ongoing series, currently at Issue No. 7, started by Bluewater Comics in September 2008 that dwells on gothic horror, the macabre, fantasy, mystery and suspense. It features the late film and stage actor Vincent Price, who is most famous for his body of work in gothic horror and in these other genres, as host; he introduces the story, acts as "muse", lingers in the background and may at times be a leading figure and an integral part of the story.

is a new ongoing comic book series started by Bluewater Comics in September 2008 that dwells on gothic horror, the macabre, fantasy, mystery and suspense, with a new standalone story each issue. It features the late film and stage actor Vincent Price, who is most famous for his body of work in gothic horror and in these other genres, as host; he introduces the story, acts as "muse", lingers in the background and may at times be a leading figure and an integral part of the story.

is a new ongoing comic book series started by Bluewater Comics in September 2008 that dwells on gothic horror, the macabre, fantasy, mystery and suspense, with a new standalone story each issue. It features the late film and stage actor Vincent Price, who is most famous for his body of work in gothic horror and in these other genres, as host; he introduces the story, acts as "muse", lingers in the background and may at times be a leading figure and an integral part of the story.