The Monster Channel

By Jim Simon

THEY'RE HERE! Creep Me Out TV! Dare to be Scared -- Read This Book!

When a family moves from the city to a small town unusual things start to happen. They are warned by a weird kid that a strange creature lives in the attic of their old house, and something is odd about the town's cable TV -- especially the creepy cable guy who arrives at night to sell them a cable channel that shows only monster movies! Originally published by Avon Books, a division of Hearst Entertainment, The Monster Channel is now available in ebook format. The paperback is 140 pages!

Review:
Written with a nostalgic nod to the horror comic books of the 1950s, The Monster Channel evokes the scary atmosphere that arises when a family moves to a town where people act strangely and the weird things that happen when an old TV is found in the attic of their house. — GoodReads

• Language: English
• Publisher: Jim Simon
• Release date: May 7, 2012
• ISBN: 9781476499796

Jim Simon

Jim Simon worked in creative studios and has gone on to write novels, comics, children picture books, and more. In addition, he has written or co-written nonfiction books about comics and their creators, including a book on pulp art. Some of these books made the New York Times Best Seller list. His writings on comic book history have been published in books for Marvel Entertainment, DC Entertainment, Titan Publishing, Abrams ComicArts, Heritage Magazine for the Intelligent Collector, and elsewhere. He has been interviewed in newspapers, on radio, and appeared in the television movie/documentary, Marvel's Captain America: 75 Heroic Years. Jim has been a guest speaker at several major comic conventions, including the New York Comic Con, and has been invited to attend Comic-Con International: San Diego--the world's largest multi-genre entertainment and comic convention. Several of his books have been translated for foreign editions, including the French and Chinese language markets.

Reviews for The Monster Channel

[Jim Simon · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

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