The long awaited day is finally here!! Casefile: ARKHAM – Her Blood Runs Cold is finally available at a store near you!! Run! Don’t walk to your nearest bookstore or online retailer and get your copy today of of Hank Flynn’s latest adventure in the cursed city of Arkham Mass. And if you are in the Southern California Area, come to Mysterious Galaxy on Friday March 16th for the official release party with writer Josh Finney. Official Press Release! In a city where every shadow hides a dark secret, it’s hard to know who your friends are. Harder still, to know who to trust. ThisRead More →

Join us Friday March 16th at Myterious Galaxy Books for a night celebrating the release of Casefile: ARKHAM – Her Blood Runs Cold with Josh Finney.  Event date:  Friday, March 16, 2018 – 7:30pm Event address:  5943 Balboa Ave Suite 100 San Diego, CA 92111 Order your copies today and have them waiting for you to be signed at the party. The acclaimed occult noir series CASEFILE: Arkham returns this March with the release of “Her Blood Runs Cold.” Described as a pitch-perfect blend of the gritty detective fiction of Raymond Chandler and the eldritch horror H.P. Lovecraft, readers once again will follow P.I. Hank Flynn as he comesRead More →

From the KrayZ Comics and Stories Podcast Website It’s the return of Solitaire Rose Radio, and we have our Three favorite returning champions on the show. Writer Josh Finney, Artist Patrick McEvoy and Editor Kat Rocha are here to talk about their second Casefile Arkham book “Her Blood Runs Cold”, the second Hank Flynn P.I. Story which combines Lovecraftian horror with 40’s detective noir for a story that we gave a GLOWING review of on Kray Z Comics and Stories a month or so ago. It’s a wide ranging conversation on everything from the process of creating the book, why people are still scared byRead More →

The Horror Tree’s Selene MacLeod sat down with the creators of Casefile: ARKHAM to discuss the series, the art, the writing, Lovecraft, and all things in between. Here is a sample from the interview: Selene – First, tell us a bit about yourselves, and your background in writing and art. The bio info on your websites is a little thin. Josh – Josh Finney is an author of sci-fi, horror, and neo-noir. He is 5’6”, weighs 155 lbs on a full bladder, and has black hair that is slowly going silver. If someone was to play Josh in a movie about his life, it would beRead More →

01Publishing is very excited to announce that Casefile: ARKHAM – Nightmare on the Canvas has been nominated for two Ghastly Awards, Best Original Graphic Novel and Best Inker (Patrick McEvoy)! You can do your part to help us ensure the win. Go to  www.ghastlyawards.com starting on February 6th and cast your vote for Casefile: ARKHAM and Patrick McEvoy. From the Ghastly Award Website: The Ghastly Award Judges are proud to announce the 2016 Ghastly Award Nominees. The Nominees, chosen …reflect the wide range of Horror material being published in Horror Comics today. All Nominees were selected from work that was submitted by Publishers and Creators throughoutRead More →

Meet the Creators of World War Kaiju and Casefile:ARKHAM 01Publishing is proud to announce our first ever signing event at San Diego Comic Con 2016! Hosted by Mysterious Galaxy Bookstore, San Diego’s premier merchant for all your spec lit needs. Come meet the minds behind the acclaimed Lovecraft P.I. book Casefile: ARKHAM and the award winning historical satire, World War Kaiju. Josh Finney: Author and sometimes artist, Josh Finney follows in the fine tradition of sci-fi novelists in that he’s a prickly, opinionated son-of-a-bitch who will tell you exactly what’s on his mind. Fortunately for Josh, he can also write well, which seems to afford people like himRead More →

Recently Fanbase Press Editor in Chief, Barbra Dillon conducted an interview Patrick McEvoy on Casefile: ARKHAM. Here is an excerpt from the interview. BD: What initially intrigued you about working on the graphic novel, and have you likewise been a longtime fan of Lovecraft’s work?  PM: I read a collection of Lovecraft short stories when I was about 13, and I’ve been interested in his work ever since. On the surface, I love that overly ornate wordsmithing (like Ambrose Beirce.  Or Lord Dunsany, whom I’d read even earlier), but the deeper themes of hopeless cosmic terror and the incompatibility of the human mind with inter-dimensionalRead More →