Golden Apple Comics

10/13/2026

Spooky tote bag dropping soon 🎃

10/09/2026

Here’s the info you’ve been waiting for. 🎃 200 Book and Line Pass Tickets to meet John Carpenter - The Master of Horror and Co. on sale beginning Sunday 10/18 at 11am. $50 🎟️ Limit one per person while supplies last. We usually sell at least half the tickets first day. If you can’t make it that day, please try another day until we sell out.

In person sales only at Golden Apple. No phone or online orders. No proxy buying. 18+ only due to mature content of book.

This event is for locals to meet horror icon John Carpenter and support Storm King Comics and the 12th volume release of John Carpenter’s Tales for a Halloween Night anthology and book contributors. We will announce creators in final post next week. Our book has an exclusive variant cover by Tim Bradstreet that we revealed on this post.

Also, we will have limited drop of Halloween spooky themes tote bags for purchase on 10/18 for only $10 🎃

10/06/2026

We are officially ON for Halloween Weekend for our 14th annual Storm King Comics book signing.

🎟️ Ticket on sale date coming soon!
✍️Signing date and time coming soon!

Keep you eyes 👀 out here for info soon 🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃

10/03/2026

Info coming soon 🎃

09/29/2026

Batman Day photo dump 🦇

09/23/2026

Sad news today :( So talented

🚨BREAKING: The comic book community is mourning the loss of Joshua Cassara, whose incredible artwork helped define one of the most memorable eras of modern X-Men comics.

Cassara became especially beloved for his work on X-Force during the Krakoa era, where his dynamic storytelling, character work and incredible action sequences made the series a standout. His work on Wolverine, X-Men, X Lives of Wolverine and X Deaths of Wolverine, Deadpool/Wolverine and numerous other Marvel projects showed just how much he had to offer.

For so many readers, Cassara’s art became part of what made the Krakoa era feel so distinct. His work had an energy and intensity that could make a brutal fight feel completely alive, while still giving the characters beneath the action real personality.

And what makes this loss especially heartbreaking is how much more Cassara clearly had ahead of him. He was still creating, still evolving and still leaving his mark on the industry.

His wife has confirmed his passing, and the response from fellow creators and fans has already made clear just how deeply he was loved and respected.

Thank you for the incredible work, Josh. Your art will live on in the pages you left behind and in the memories of everyone who got to experience it.

Rest in peace, Joshua Cassara. 🕊️