Hunters of Sheydim is officially live. Books and plushies are now available: 📖 golem-press.com 📦 Amazon & Barnes & Noble Really grateful for all the support—excited for you all to finally read it.

Tomorrow. The hunt begins. Hunters of Sheydim arrives March 18.

Can't wait to see tomorrow!

The hunt begins March 18. Hunters of Sheydim will be available: • Direct from the publisher – golem-press.com • Amazon & Barnes & Noble • Bookstores & libraries via Ingram distribution • Digital editions on Amazon after release Art here features the variant cover by Guilherme Balbi.

With a new season of Daredevil coming, it’s worth remembering the character’s roots. Frank Miller emphasized Matt Murdock’s Catholic guilt and sacrifice while building on a tradition shaped by Jewish creators.

PODCAST DROP I had a great time chatting with Jimmy on the Comic Book Yeti podcast about Jewish mythology and the storytelling behind Hunters of Sheydim. Listen here: www.comicbookyeti.com/podcast-1/ep... The graphic novel launches March 18. @comicbookyeti

Friday Bitches! Fire it up! Art by Fred Ian #xmen

PRESS SPOTLIGHT Tom Smithyman interviewed me for Comicon.com about the mythology behind Hunters of Sheydim, from ancient folklore to the supernatural world that shapes the story. Read the interview: comicon.com/2025/11/24/a... Hunters of Sheydim arrives March 18.

Man I'm digging this cover! Great work by Lee Weeks.

PRESS SPOTLIGHT I did an interview with @rebeccaoliver.bsky.social at @comicsbeat.bsky.social about the inspiration behind Hunters of Sheydim — from Jewish mysticism to demon lore and building the world of the series. Hunters of Sheydim arrives March 18. Read it here:

Something is happening in the Firefly ‘Verse. Nathan Fillion has been visiting former castmates with cryptic hints that something is coming. An announcement is set for March 15. Fillion says it’s not a con, podcast or crossover. If this leads to a new season of Firefly, I’m in. What do you think?

Hunters of Sheydim — the supernatural graphic novel from Golem Press — arrives March 18. Pre-orders are now open. Find it on Golem Press, Amazon, Barnes & Noble, or ask your local comic shop to order it. The hunt begins soon. ⚔️📖

Finally watched the Lanterns trailer. When John Stewart tells Hal Jordan “I protect people better than you,” it makes me wonder if the destruction of Coast City already happened and Hal is blamed. Also love Kyle Chandler as Hal. Just don't kill him off in the first season please. Trailer:

Purim energy here: Spock, Spider-Man, and two Chemosh that landed in the U.S. and cleared Customs. Books are about to hit port. March 18 is getting close. Chag Purim Sameach.

An SFX interview (via Geek Tyrant) has Daredevil: Born Again showrunner Dario Scardapane teasing a new chapter for Jessica Jones. Luke Cage rumored. Claire Temple possibly. If Jessica moves closer to her comic arc — marriage, family, real stakes — that’s character growth. Quiet Defenders rebuild?

Production update: The Chemosh plushies arrived at the U.S. port today and are on their way to our warehouse. The books are scheduled to hit port by Tuesday. After months of printing and customs chaos, March 18 is almost here. The Hunt begins soon. www.golem-press.com

I’ve slowly come around on this MK reboot. The first was fun, and now they can really capture the game’s essence. Wasn’t sure about Karl Urban as Johnny Cage, but the charisma is there. And that OG MK score? Instant boost. This trailer’s growing on me.

We’re expanding Hunters of Sheydim with seasonal lore set before Book 1. Tu BiShvat is live. Newsletter readers get the first Purim chapter tomorrow. Or celebrate properly, throw back a few and read all four on Purim. www.golem-press.com

My Pull list thoughts this week: Deadly Hands of K’un-Lun expands Iron Fist lore through Lin Lie. Absolute Batman continues redefining Bruce without wealth. Mad Cave’s Dog Tags brings war comics back to the forefront. And Muppets Noir? Genre blending done right.

Captured my kids’ reaction when the Green plushie arrived. Excitement. Some grooming. Immediate rivalry with the Brown one. Reminder: Buy now. Never call them cute. Plushies are live ahead of March 18. www.golem-press.com

New Mandalorian and Grogu trailer is much better. Less silliness, more focused world-building that feels like early First Order setup. Zeb showing up was a big win — hoping this leans closer to Rebels. Hard to imagine Thrawn isn’t looming. This was a much stronger trailer.

New Hunters of Sheydim lore drops this Purim — a story set before Book One (out March 18). If you know Esther and Haman, you’ll recognize the outline. This version adds something darker in the margins. Full story on Purim: www.golem-press.com Early chapters start Feb 25 for newsletter subscribers

Hunters of Sheydim was featured in Daily Dead’s Horror Highlights. Always great to see the book recognized in the horror space. Read it here:

Lucia hates waiting. So do demons. The hunt begins March 18. Pre-orders (books + plushies) are live now. Don’t make her come find you. www.golem-press.com

First Spider-Noir teaser is all atmosphere. Black-and-white detective vibe, strong Sin City energy. Cage returning is interesting—surprised they didn’t go younger, but this looks built on mood more than action. Stylish so far.

Saw the trailer for Netflix’s War Machine. Fun, physical action with Alan Ritchson that feels like an updated Predator setup. Exactly the kind of movie that could benefit from a theatrical run—yet it’s straight to streaming again. Feels like Netflix doing what it’s always done. Missed opportunity?

Happy Tu BiShvat 🌳 We’ve released People of the Forest, our first Hunters of Sheydim Lore File. Set years before the graphic novel, it explores roots, restraint, and a young Eli Eidelman. First of many holiday-themed stories rooted in the Jewish calendar. www.golem-press.com

I'm enjoying A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms—small, human, character-driven Martin at his best. Set ~90 years before GoT, shaping Aegon “Egg” before the crown. No surprise Martin’s uneasy with adaptations like House of the Dragon. Where’s the line between interpretation & erosion?

Watched the first two episodes of Wonder Man and I’m impressed. It might be the most non-Marvel Marvel show yet—quiet, character-driven, and confident. I love that Simon’s origin is already past and the focus is on identity and restraint. Sad Marvel isn't giving this one real support.

The Daredevil teaser looks insane. Matt’s world collapses after a sonic attack and what feels like Kingpin exposing his identity. Jessica Jones’ reveal is perfect, Gandolfini’s character being pulled into Fisk’s world is chilling, & Foggy’s appearance raises questions. March can’t come soon enough.

Had a great chat with Jimmy Gaspero on the Comic Book Yeti podcast about Hunters of Sheydim, myth, Jewish mysticism, and world-building. Thoughtful, fun conversation. Episode drops in February—@comicbookyeti.com is well worth checking out. www.comicbookyeti.com

The Invincible Season 4 trailer sets the stakes perfectly. Mark is still haunted by Angstrom, the cost of justified killing, and the looming Viltrumite invasion—plus whether he can trust his father at all. Feels like a redemption season, especially for Omni-Man. New Season begins March 18th

The Maul – Shadow Lord trailer looks dark in the best way. Seeing Maul as Crimson Dawn’s leader, hunted by Inquisitors, gives new context to his fate in Rebels. I hope they don’t redeem him—he’s cruel, self-serving, and his own worst enemy. Let it stay an anti-hero story.

Last Call To Leave Earth, The Thing on the Doorstep, Disney's Phineas And Ferb, and Hunters Of Sheydim From @nakamapress.bsky.social, @topcowofficial.bsky.social, @papercutzgn.bsky.social & @golempress.bsky.social

The full Masters of the Universe trailer dropped and I’m cautiously excited. Some Earth-based silliness still worries me, but it’s canon-adjacent. Eternia looks straight out of my childhood playsets, the action works, Skeletor looks solid, and Battle Cat rules. I’m ready to take my kids to this one.

I usually dislike teasers for trailers, and I’ve been wary of Masters of the Universe starting on Earth. But this one surprised me. The 80s vibe, original He-Man score, and quick character flashes felt faithful to the cartoon. For once, a teaser actually worked. Excited for tomorrow and June.

The trailer for Lee Cronin’s The Mummy might be the first time this character actually feels terrifying again. Full-on horror vibes, hidden Morse-code lore about death, and no connection to Universal’s Dark Universe. Curious how deep the mythology goes. April 17, 2026.

Watching Starfleet Academy in Trek’s 60th year, I went in skeptical. The premiere was better than expected. I like the idea of a rebuilding Starfleet & restoring Federation ideals. Some tone issues aside, I’m hopeful it leans into what Trek does best: explorers, ethics, & humanity facing unknowns.

Hunters of Sheydim is now available for pre-order. A supernatural horror graphic novel of demons, hunters, and ancient myth. Books and Chemosh demon plushies are available now. March 18. 👉 www.golem-press.com

Really liked the new Doomsday teaser. Shuri’s opening line about loss, the cuts to Namorita and Namor, the weight of kingship—it sets tone without exposition. Then Ben Grimm’s intro felt very Steve Rogers meeting Groot. So what’s coming—universes colliding, or Doom at the center of it all?

The hunt is on. Hunters of Sheydim, Golem Press’ premiere graphic novel, is now available for pre-order. Demons, hunters, and myth-building supernatural horror drawn from ancient traditions. On sale March 18. Chemosh demon plushies available. Link in bio.

Spider-Man, Batman, and X-Men feel stuck in continuity quicksand lately. Meanwhile, DC’s Absolute books and Marvel’s Ultimate line—full re-imaginings—are topping sales. Are fresh starts beating legacy canon right now? What do you think readers are responding to?

The Avengers: Doomsday X-Men teaser ruled. Magneto’s narration, the ruined mansion, then Cyclops in his classic suit—visor off, blasting the sky. Feels like a promise. Now please don’t turn Cyclops into a cameo. Let him matter. December can't get here fast enough!

Deep in production on Hunters of Sheydim. Books printing. Plushies in motion. Waiting on final warehouse timelines, likely March—which is always the frustrating part. Everything exists. Nothing is touchable yet. More soon.

The Stranger Things finale made one thing clear: this was never pure horror. More fairy tale than nihilism. About friendship, storytelling, and D&D mythology. You can critique pacing or stakes, but as an ending about loss and legacy—it worked for me.

Animated projects in 2026 feel very franchise-heavy. Mario Galaxy will be fun and critic-proof. Legend of Aang skipping theaters feels like a miss. Invincible S4 keeps pushing superhero animation forward. Toy Story 5 has me questioning whether Woody’s ending needed undoing. Are you watching?

Live-action TV in 2026 feels like a turning point. Daredevil: Born Again S2 raises the stakes. Wonder Man is a risky meta play. Green Lanterns has huge potential if it commits. Starfleet Academy leaves me unsure. Knight of the Seven Kingdoms feels like a refreshing shift. Which one are you watching?

Comic films in 2026 feel like make or break. Avengers: Doomsday is Marvel betting the house? Supergirl looks promising, but DC faces steep headwinds. Spider-Man: Brand New Day could be gritty & grounded or too much. Clayface is a bold horror swing but losing Batman worries me. What are you watching?

Just watched Stranger Things S5 and I’m torn on the backlash. Some critiques are fair, but a lot feels like what happens when a small genre show becomes big over years, pandemics & strikes included. Love the lore & science. Now one episode left it’s too early to call it a failure. Where do you land?

Marvel’s Avengers: Doomsday teaser finally dropped. Steve Rogers in the ’40s, quiet imagery, then a title card. No story, no stakes — just nostalgia. Feels less like a tease and more like reassurance that the old guard is coming back.