Monsters

PS4/Vita game ships in N. America, Europe in November NIS America began streaming a trailer for its Demon Gaze II game on Thursday. The video previews the game's Asteria setting, and also shows some of the monsters the players will face throughout the game. The game will launch for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita in North America on November 14 and in Europe on November 17. The game will be available in both physical and digital copies. Both consoles will have a limited edition with a soundtrack, hardcover art book, and collector's box. Kadokawa Games released Demon Gaze II for PS Vita in Japan last September. NIS America previously released the first Demon Gaze fantasy dungeon role-playing game for the PS Vita in North America and in Europe in April 2014. NIS America describes the story: The world's western frontier—with a dark shroud covering his memories of the past. The land before him contains many labyrinths that hold both treasure and danger in equal volumes

Last month, IDW Publishing announced a Goosebumps comic book series, inspired by R.L. Stine’s classic line of children’s horror novels. The series is slated to run for three-issue arcs, from a variety of creative teams starting with Monsters at Midnight by writer Jeremy Lambert and artist Chris Fenoglio; set in “Horrorland,” a location from the novels. CBR has the first look at the solicitation text for November’s Goosebumps: Monsters at Midnight #2, along with covers by Chris Fenoglio, Drew Rausch and Derek Charm. For the rest of IDW Publishing’s November 2017 solicitations, check back tomorrow on CBR! Goosebumps: Monsters at Midnight #2 (of 3)— Cover A: Chris Fenoglio Jeremy Lambert (w) • Chris Fenoglio (a & c) Trapped in HorrorLand, sisters Mia and Ginny have no hope of escape… that is until a little Horror named Irk mentions the gate on the other side of the Scream-Park! Only problem is the never-ending nightmares tha

The NEW INTELLIGENCIA’s cards are on the table and KID KAIJU is reeling from the implications. Will AEGIS, MEKARA, SLIZZIK, SCRAGG and HI-VO become the heroes they were created to be? It’s an all-out brawl for the fate of the five newest characters in the Marvel Universe!

Superheroes in general are often associated with engaging in constant and unending battles against one foe or another with little in the way of reason behind them, while giant kaiju-style monsters often aren’t held in much higher esteem thanks to their overall penchant for destroying large cities, but doing little else. So one wouldn’t expect a superhero vs. kaiju comic to come across as anything resembling high art, but creators Cullen Bunn and Steve McNiven don’t seem to care that “Monsters Unleashed” #1 isn’t going to win any awards for literary excellence. Recognizing that not every comic has to serve the purpose of challenging readers’ intellects, Bunn and McNiven deliver the kind of story that instead allows their minds to take a rest and simply enjoy the big-budget action. To wit: A giant unidentified monster swoops down and attacks Boston, and the Avengers arrive to battle it. Meanwhile, another attacks London, and the X-Men show up on the scene; you get the idea. And that’s

WHEN LEVIATHONS ATTACK — WHO WILL YOU CALL?! Kei and his monsters have been tasked with saving the world from massive attacks — the likes of which no super hero could defeat on their own…but that kind of power attracts those who want that power for themselves. Can Kei and his team survive their first super villain encounter?