Sweet Horror,
Reviewer: Jesse (St. Joe, MO)
Pretty weird stuff, kinda like the Friday the 13th series on tv. The stories are creepy. It's got vampires, zombies, and evil spirits that posses kids. The art was pretty damn cool. I'm hoping there's a sequel or a tv show vesion. These two guys work really well together.
Reviewer: Rob (Seattle)
Excellent horror stories. I really got into the book. Felt like I could vist the city and meet the characters. I hope there's a volume two and a movie. Loved Abel Ramirez's artwork and comics. Everybody should be hearing about Cornelius Fortune soon.
A Kid's Review
Stories from Arlington is a great book. I read this book and thought it was excellent. The stories are wierd and scary. The pictures are great too. I really liked the comic book story about the zombie girl. I hope they make a movie from this book.
Horror that keeps you begging for more,
Reviewer: Vinnie (California)
Stories from Arlington is just a great read. Cornelius Fortune's storytelling is clever and weird. It has sort of a Twilight Zone feel to it.This is the type of horror that keeps you begging for more. The illustrations are fantastic. Abel Ramirez did a wonderful job with the art. I just loved the stories that were drawn out like comic books. I sure hope there is a volume two coming out. I would just love to see a movie version of this book as well. This book should be read by horror and non-horror fans a like.
A Kid's Review
I never heard of this guy Cornelius Fortune but when I started reading it I couldnt put it down. It would be cool if they made a movie version out of this book. Fortune is a very talanted writer.
Robert MC
Scary Stories from Arlington, a must read,
Reviewer: Kenneth Masters "Ken M." (Chicago, IL.)
I first saw "Stories from Arlington" [...] I read the snippets and decided to take a chance and purchase the book. I wasn't dissapointed.
Cornelius Fortune and Abel Ramirez put together a creepy and entertaining read that includes a blend of horror and humor. The book contains three short comics that gives it sort of a "creepshow" feel.
I especially like the story "Musical Chairs" (Fortune),which is a about the dark origins of the children's game by the same name and "The Awakening" (Ramirez), which is about a wife's dead husband coming back for a visit, but brings along some friends.
Ramirez's art is great, can't wait to see more from him in the future. Fortune weaves chilling tales that are made for the big screen. I see the movie adaption already.
I highly recommend "Stories from Arlington".
