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I love small town horror so much.
Harrow County No. 7
by Cullen Bunn and Tyler Crook
The Great July Comics Read!
I fell off reading comics a few years ago, and I really want to get back into them. Not just because I have a massive to-read pile too this day but also, I just really like them.
Anyway, I'm gonna read a comic a day in July. This can be a single issue or a trade paperback or a whole graphic novel. I can also only read parts of a trade or graphic novel if that's all I feel up to. Basically, just wanna enjoy comics again.
If you don't know, the difference between a trade paperback and a graphic novel is generally as follows: A trade paperback (which can also be a hardback) is the collection of a single story arc from an ongoing comics. Usually 6 issues in one book. A graphic novel is a complete story that was put out in book format from the start. There's wiggle room in the definition. Watchmen, for example, was a 12-issue comic that was then collected into a single trade paperback. But as it is the entire story, it is also technically a graphic novel. And those giant books of entire 60-issue runs of superhero comics are technically trades and graphic novels for the same reason.
Anyway, first up is Harrow County:
Southern gothic horror with magic. Written by Cullen Bunn (a personal favorite) and wonderful painted art by Tyler Crook. There's only 8 trades (32 issues, so 4-part story arcs instead of 6), so I may just fall all the way into it this first week.
Been getting some of that good horror injected directly into my veins through some awesome horror comics!
My Top 5 Favorite Media Lists
My Top 5 Favorite Music Artists
Taylor Swift
Florence + The Machine
Olivia Rodrigo
Phoebe Bridgers
Lana Del Rey
My Top 5 Favorite Book Series
The October Daye series by Seanan McGuire
The Bill Hodges Trilogy by Stephen King
The Indian Lake Trilogy by Stephen Graham Jones
The Clockwork Century Series by Cherie Priest
Dungeon Crawler Carl Series by Matt Dinniman
My Top 5 Favorite Standalone Books
It by Stephen King
Fledging by Octavia E. Bulter
The Southern Book Club's Guide to Slaying Vampires by Grady Hendrix
The Other Boleyn Girl by Philippa Gregory
The Handmaid's Tale by Margaret Atwood
My Top 5 Favorite Comic Book Series
Harrow County series by Cullen Bunn
Beneath the Trees Where Nobody Sees series by Patrick Horvath
Monstress series by Marjorie Liu and Sana Takeda
Nailbiter series by Joshua Williamson and Mike Henderson
Something Is Killing the Children series by James Tynion IV
My Top 5 Favorite Film Directors
Paul Thomas Anderson
Wes Anderson
The Coen Brothers
Spike Lee
Quentin Tarantino
My Top 5 Favorite TV Shows
Buffy the Vampire Slayer, created by Joss Whedon
All the Star Trek Series
The X-Files, created by Chris Carter
Dickinson created by Alena Smith
Doctor Who created by Sydney Newman, C. E. Webber, and Donald Wilson
My Top 5 Favorite Video Games
Ace Attorney series, developed by Capcom
The Walking Dead series, developed by Telltale Games
Life is Strange series, developed by External Studios
Oxenfree developed by Night School Studio
Gone Home, developed by The Fullbright Company
A few of the "hidden" title opening spreads from Harrow Country. Art by Tyler Crook.
In the space of 24 hours, I found out there was a sequel series to Harrow County. Then I found out it ends on a cliffhanger and hasn’t had a new chapter since 2022 y’all I am not OK. 
