Sammy Harkham

Jul 22, 2023 | lifestylemagazineonline.com | Jeff Benedict |Margaret Atwood |Carolyn Arnold |Sammy Harkham

Home About Team Client Testimonials Our Distribution Past Issues Rates & Specs Contact Us RELAX AND READ Five to put on your list AHH. BIG SIGH. It’s summertime and you’re at that special spot you love, where you can pull out a book and read the day away. Books and summer go hand in hand, summoning an emotional response that allows the body to relax. It probably goes back to idyllic childhood days when we sat under a tree or perhaps in a treehouse and read for hours.

Jun 14, 2023 | thestate.com | Sammy Harkham |Ari Tison

Grindhouse wasn't a movie genre afflicted by subtlety. The plots celebrated mayhem: chain-saw-wielding maniacs, murderous supernatural forces or a young woman on a revenge killing spree. There was fake blood (gallons of it), as well as gratuitous female nudity (cue the bouncing bosoms).

Jun 14, 2023 | sacbee.com | Sammy Harkham

Grindhouse wasn't a movie genre afflicted by subtlety. The plots celebrated mayhem: chain-saw-wielding maniacs, murderous supernatural forces or a young woman on a revenge killing spree. There was fake blood (gallons of it), as well as gratuitous female nudity (cue the bouncing bosoms).

May 2, 2023 | kirkusreviews.com | Sammy Harkham |Colleen Hoover

by Sammy Harkham ; illustrated by Sammy Harkham ‧ The monsters aren’t just on screen in this lurid graphic novel from Harkham about a horror-film editor with dreams of directing, his dissatisfied wife, his manipulative boss, and his alcoholic and occasionally violent colleagues. Seymour loves horror movies and came to Hollywood to make them. In 1971, he mostly works as an editor at a small studio, but one day his boss wants to buy a script that Seymour has been shopping around.

Mar 17, 2023 | newsrnd.com | Sammy Harkham

For more than a decade, Sammy Harkham has been weaving a web in the world of American comics, as editor of the important series Kramer's Ergotand as writer and illustrator of psychological, often tragicomic stories. Blood of the Virgin, long published in episodes in his comicsCricket, is an ambitious graphic novel, telling the (mis)adventures of a married man, and a little unhappy to be, trying to find a place within Los Angeles and the movie industry.