Books like The Walking Dead, Vol. 15: We Find Ourselves (Comics)
12 books with a reading profile close to The Walking Dead, Vol. 15: We Find Ourselves (Comics) by Robert Kirkman. Practical, clear-cut and escapist; an easy read.
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Something is Killing the Children, Vol. 1
Also practical and clear-cut · horror, entertainment
In the quiet town of Archer’s Peak, children are vanishing into the woods, leaving behind only gruesome remains and one traumatized survivor named James.
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Twilight Eyes
by Dean Koontz
Also practical and clear-cut · horror, entertainment
Slim MacKenzie possesses a psychic ability he calls twilight eyes, which allows him to see Goblins—malevolent, non-human shapeshifters that mimic people to orchestrate human suffering and violence.
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Woom
Also practical and clear-cut · horror, entertainment
Angel Herrera checks into Room 6 of the Lonely Motel, a place where he previously experienced profound personal tragedies.
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American Vampire, Vol. 1
by Scott Snyder
Also practical and clear-cut · horror, entertainment
Skinner Sweet is a sociopathic outlaw in the 1880s who becomes the first of a new species: the American vampire.
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The Fog
Also practical and clear-cut · horror, entertainment
An earthquake in a Wiltshire village releases an ancient, chemical fog from a deep fissure in the earth.
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Sour Candy
Also practical and escapist · horror, entertainment
In Kealan Patrick Burke's "Sour Candy," a young boy named Paul is given a mysterious piece of sour candy by a stranger, which grants him the ability to have his deepest, darkest wishes come true.
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Shiver: Selected Stories
by Junji Ito
Also practical and escapist · horror, entertainment
Shiver: Selected Stories compiles nine self-contained horror tales curated by Junji Ito, featuring his own commentary on the creative process behind each work.
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One Past Midnight: The Langoliers (Audio Cassette)
by Stephen King
Also practical and clear-cut · horror, entertainment
Ten passengers wake up on a red-eye flight from Los Angeles to Boston to find the pilot, crew, and most other travelers have vanished, leaving behind only inanimate objects like wedding rings and hairpieces.
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The House of Thunder
by Dean Koontz
Also practical and clear-cut · horror, entertainment
Susan Thorton wakes up in a mountain hospital with no memory of the accident that put her there.
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The Amityville Horror
by Jay Anson
Also practical and clear-cut · horror, entertainment
In December 1975, George and Kathleen Lutz moved their family into a large Dutch Colonial house at 112 Ocean Avenue in Amityville, New York.
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