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Free variants. No purchase necessary. All you have to do is show up tonight.Our Midnight Release Party kicks off at 11:3...
10/06/2026

Free variants. No purchase necessary. All you have to do is show up tonight.

Our Midnight Release Party kicks off at 11:30 pm, and everyone who walks through the door is entered to win FREE ratio variants of Midnight X-Men #1, Midnight Spider-Man #1, and Midnight Fantastic Four #1.

Ratio variants are the hard-to-get covers stores receive only by ordering lots of copies. Now you could take some home just for joining us.

Want a second shot? Buy all three and you're also entered to win a prize pack of 1:25 ratio variants from all three series.

Plus, a special sale on all things Marvel!

MIDNIGHT RELEASE PARTY!
Tonight · 11:30 pm
Must attend to be eligible. See store for full details.

Open 12–6pm today, then back at 11:30 pm for the party.

Tag the friend you're bringing. See you tonight!

It's Day 6 of the 2026 Coy's Horror Challenge, where 31 days of horror could win you a spooky prize pack. Remember, you ...
10/06/2026

It's Day 6 of the 2026 Coy's Horror Challenge, where 31 days of horror could win you a spooky prize pack. Remember, you only need one entry to play.

Day 6's prompt is HEX APPEAL: witches, covens, and hexes.

Co-owners Steve and Brandi are splitting this one: Steve on the watch, Brandi on the read.

Watch pick: Hokum (2026), directed by Damian McCarthy, from Steve
Our movie pick for Hex Appeal is Hokum, directed by Damian McCarthy and starring the always delightful Adam Scott. Adam Scott stars as Ohm Bauman, a novelist who travels to a remote inn in Ireland to scatter his parents' ashes, only to get caught up in the local folktale of a witch rumored to terrorize the guests. This movie is part supernatural thriller and part psychological horror, with Ohm struggling with alcoholism and unable to trust all of the weird things he's seen and experienced since arriving at the inn. We thoroughly enjoyed this one, and it's a spooky, tense watch if you're looking for something on the scarier side.

Reading pick: Slewfoot by Brom, from Brandi
When I think hexes, I think witches, and one of my favorite witchy books to return to each spooky season is Slewfoot. In it, Abitha is struggling to maintain her independence while her greedy brother-in-law maneuvers to steal her ample land any way he can. Meanwhile the forest spirits start awakening and townspeople start mysteriously dying. Is Abitha a witch? Or is she just trying to survive? The brilliance of this one lies in the blurriness of that answer. Love this one!

What's your Hex Appeal pick? Post it with and tag to be entered to win our horror prize pack worth over $500. Be sure to check back every day in October for a new prompt.

It's Day 5 of the 2026 Coy's Horror Challenge, where 31 days of horror could win you a spooky prize pack. Remember, you ...
10/05/2026

It's Day 5 of the 2026 Coy's Horror Challenge, where 31 days of horror could win you a spooky prize pack. Remember, you only need one entry to play.

Day 5's prompt is FRANKENFILM: horror stitched together with another genre.

Co-owners Steve and Brandi are both suckers for a good mashup, so they're splitting this one: Steve on the watch, Brandi on the read.

Watch pick: Tucker and Dale vs. Evil (2010), from Steve
Today's pick is all about genre mashups, and boy do I love me a good horror/comedy. My favorite has to be Tucker and Dale vs. Evil. It starts out just like any classic slasher: a group of young friends on a road trip end up in the woods and run into two creepy backwoods hillbillies they're sure abducted their friend and mean to kill them all. Twist! The hillbillies are just two awkwardly goofy, lovable buddies trying to fix up a cabin, who save a girl from drowning and then have to deal with a bunch of "College Kidddddds" trying to rescue their friend. So many laughs, and so many accidental deaths, ensue.

Reading pick: Kiss Slay Replay by Rachel Harrison, from Brandi
There may be no better mashup of genres in a single book than Rachel Harrison's newest release, Kiss Slay Replay. Willa Sullivan attends her best friend's wedding, and while she's eager to see her old group of friends, she's not looking forward to seeing her very recent ex-fiancé. Luckily she doesn't have to worry about that for long, because a slasher arrives and starts slaughtering everyone! But when Willa wakes up and starts experiencing the same day over (and over) again, she realizes she's going to have to face a wild variety of horrors. This one starts rom-com, goes summer camp slasher, and then... spoilers, so I can't tell you. But it definitely pays homage to some great horror tropes and makes for a very fun October read!

What's your favorite genre mashup? Post your pick with and tag to be entered to win our horror prize pack worth over $500. Be sure to check back every day in October for a new prompt.

It's Day 4 of the 2026 Coy's Horror Challenge, where 31 days of horror could win you a spooky prize pack. Remember, you ...
10/04/2026

It's Day 4 of the 2026 Coy's Horror Challenge, where 31 days of horror could win you a spooky prize pack. Remember, you only need one entry to play.

Day 4's prompt is HAPPY BIRTH-SLAY: a horror from the year you were born.

Co-owners Steve and Brandi were both born into good horror years, so they're tag-teaming this one: Steve on the watch, Brandi on the read.

Watch pick: A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984), from Steve
A lot of great horror movies came out in 1984... oof, time sure does fly. Some people will say 1983 is the best year in horror, but I disagree. It's '84 fo sho. My movie pick for today is the classic A Nightmare on Elm Street from Wes Craven. Now, it's not my favorite entry in the series. That's a toss-up between Freddy's Revenge and Dream Warriors. But dang if this isn't one of the scariest, especially when you watch it as a child. And Robert Englund's portrayal of the crispy creeper is perfect. We didn't quite get the humorous Freddy that would show up in the 3rd installment, and I think that only added to the terror of this one.

Reading pick: Pet Sematary by Stephen King (1983), from Brandi
First of all, stop doing math in your head. Ok, thank you. I happened to be born in the year of horror brilliance. Pet Sematary was recently ranked the "Scariest Book Ever Printed" by Shortlist, so what better pick can there be? This classic from the master himself, Stephen King, is a must-read for horror fans. Bad news, the cat dies. Good news? He comes back! Well, it's not that good of news, but you have to read it to find out why.

What horror shares your birth year? Post your pick with and tag to be entered to win our horror prize pack worth over $500. Be sure to check back every day in October for a new prompt.

Three classic Marvel teams. Three brand-new nightmares.Here's what's dropping at our Midnight Release Party this Tuesday...
10/03/2026

Three classic Marvel teams. Three brand-new nightmares.

Here's what's dropping at our Midnight Release Party this Tuesday:

Midnight X-Men #1
Vampires and mutant vampires stalk New York, and the fragile peace between them is about to break. Written by the mastermind himself, Jonathan Hickman.

Midnight Fantastic Four #1
A scientist obsessed with forbidden secrets of the universe leaves himself and three others horribly changed. From the incredible Benjamin Percy.

Midnight Spider-Man #1
Oscorp turns Peter Parker into a spider hybrid, and when they start making more monsters, he uses his grotesque new form to fight back. From the dark mind of Phillip Kennedy Johnson.

The party starts at 11:30 pm Tuesday, Oct 6, and the books drop at midnight.

Which one are you reading first? Tell us in the comments, or comment to have a set held.

It's Day 3 of the 2026 Coy's Horror Challenge, where 31 days of horror could win you a spooky prize pack. Remember, you ...
10/03/2026

It's Day 3 of the 2026 Coy's Horror Challenge, where 31 days of horror could win you a spooky prize pack. Remember, you only need one entry to play.

Day 3's prompt is JUDGE A BOOK BY ITS COVER: the pick that grabbed you from the cover or poster alone.

Brandon's sharing two that hooked him before he knew the first thing about the story.

Hello all my spooky peeps and peoples. I love some war history, so why not put the spin of ZOMBIES! I never knew the two could be forged into a secret alliance of gore and grand spectacle. One look at these covers promised exactly that, and I was all in.

Watch pick: Overlord (2018)
You'd never think to look at this 2018 war/horror title. Hours before the D-Day invasion, an American paratrooper squad drops behind enemy lines to destroy a N**i radio tower atop a fortified village church. After their plane goes down, the survivors infiltrate the occupied village, and beneath the church they find a secret lab where N**i scientists are using a mysterious serum to reanimate the dead into grotesque, near-invincible mutants. Suddenly the mission is a whole lot bigger than one tower.

Reading pick: '68 by Mark Kidwell, art by Nat Jones
This is the first horror comic I ever read. Set in 1968 at the height of the Vietnam War, it's a dark alternate history where a sudden global undead outbreak turns the battlefield into a nightmare. As American and Vietnamese forces clash in the jungle, they're forced to face not only each other but horde upon horde of flesh-eating zombies. It's a gritty, action-packed fusion of military warfare and classic zombie horror.

What pick hooked you from the cover alone? Post it with and tag to be entered to win our horror prize pack worth over $500. Be sure to check back every day in October for a new prompt.

Three clubs. Three horror picks. Zero nights with the lights off.Every one of our October book clubs is going horror thi...
10/02/2026

Three clubs. Three horror picks. Zero nights with the lights off.

Every one of our October book clubs is going horror this month, and we're trying something new too.

This month we're adding a Manga Club pick for the first time. If you've ever wanted to talk manga with fellow readers, this is your invitation.

Here's the lineup:

RSVP ESP
Graphic Novel Club
Thursday, Oct 22
7:30 PM

Statues
Manga Club
Tuesday, Oct 20
8 PM

Pictures of You
Legends & Lore
Thursday, Oct 29
7:30 PM

All three clubs meet on Zoom. You'll find the discussion links in our Linktree, along with links to order your copies online.

Our LGBTQ+ Book Club is taking October off and will be back in November.

Two of the three come from Michigan's own Josh Malerman. RSVP: E.S.P. turns one of his previously unpublished stories into a graphic novel with Dirk Manning and Joshua Ross. Pictures of You is his brand-new novel. Statues collects ten short horror tales from manga master Junji Ito. Bonus: all three count as reading picks for the .

Everyone is welcome, whether you've joined us for years or this is your very first club.

Stop in to pick up your copies, or comment below and we'll hold one for you.
Happy haunted reading from all of us at Coy's Comics and Books.

Your favorite heroes are about to get a lot scarier.Marvel is launching its brand-new Midnight line with three , and we...
10/02/2026

Your favorite heroes are about to get a lot scarier.

Marvel is launching its brand-new Midnight line with three , and we're staying open late to celebrate.

MIDNIGHT RELEASE PARTY
Tuesday, October 6 · 11:59 PM

Midnight Spider-Man #1
Midnight X-Men #1
Midnight Fantastic Four #1

Two chances to win:
★ Join us at midnight and you're entered to win FREE ratio variants from each series!
★ Buy all three and you're entered to win a prize pack of 1:25 ratio variants from all three series!

Must attend the midnight release to be eligible.

Can't make it that late? Comment below and we'll hold your copies.

Coy's Comics and Books
Tag the friend you're bringing. See you at midnight!

It's Day 2 of the 2026 Coy's Horror Challenge, where 31 days of horror could win you a spooky prize pack. Remember, you ...
10/02/2026

It's Day 2 of the 2026 Coy's Horror Challenge, where 31 days of horror could win you a spooky prize pack. Remember, you only need one entry to play.

Day 2's prompt is COMFORT HORROR: the one you come back to year after year.

Brandi is sharing the two she revisits every single October.

Comfort horror, for me, is something from the genre I want to return to over and over again every year. Something that brings me nostalgic warm and fuzzies, which admittedly can be a difficult ask when it comes to horror. My movie pick should really be no surprise to anyone who knows me. (We do, after all, have three cats named after characters from this franchise...)

Watch pick: Alien (1979)
Alien is a classic masterpiece. We rewatched this one and H.R. Giger's monsters and gorgeous, creepy set designs still fascinate me. If everyone had just listened to Ripley the first time, this would have been a much shorter movie... but where's the fun in that! Always worth a rewatch, this is my comfort horror pick this year and every year.

Reading pick: The Walking Dead by Robert Kirkman, with art by Tony Moore and Charlie Adlard
My comfort horror book may make you roll your eyes because this one is surely a massive favorite at this point, but damn is The Walking Dead so good. I was obsessed with zombie stories when I discovered this volume, but what was so different about this one was how much it was a story about survivors. The trauma, the agonizing choices they made, the terrible betrayals. It's an incredible story that I still love to reread today.

What's your comfort horror? Post your pick with and tag to be entered to win our horror prize pack worth over $500. Be sure to check back every day in October for a new prompt.

10/01/2026

We're LIVE! Pull up a seat on the sofa and come shop with us.
Steve is walking the floor at Coy's Comics and Books right now. See something you want? Comment "claim" with the item name and it's yours.
Back issues & ratio variants: Buy 1, get 1 free (lower priced item is free)
Toys & collectibles: 10% off
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Quick reminder: rewards and store credit can't be used for live sales.
Tell us in the comments what you want to see and Steve will do his best to swing by. Let's go!
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