Batman writer James Tynion IV is branching out as a publisher with the debut of a new horror magazine titled Razorblades. Published b🏅y his recently launched Tiny Onion Studios, Tynion - along with writer/editor Steve Foxe - are establishing Razorblades as an anthology magazine for "young 🀅creatives…"

"Our goal was to focus on the rising class in the comic book industry," Tynion writes in the first issue's int🌱roduction. "Young creati🧸ves, starting to make their name in horror, or in comics in general. We've asked them to bring us their most frightening work, grounded in the modern world, not trying to evoke something from decades past."

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Razorblades ౠwill have two comics serials: Killboy from Tynion IV and artist Ricardo Lopez Ortiz, along with A Dream of Time by writer Ram V and artist Johnꦍ J. Pearson. 

The magazine will contain horror comics, as well as prose and standalone illustrations. The contributors include Foxe, Jock, Marguerite Bennett, Nick Robles, Dani, Lonnie Nadler, Jenna Cha, Aaron Campbell, Werther Dell'Edera, Michael Dialynas, Sam Johns, Brain Level, Danny L🐬ore, Trung "Trungles" Nguyen, and Mi𒅌chael Walsh.

The first issue also contains an interview between Tynion IV and his college writing professor/comics wꦗrite🔯r Scott Snyder.

In the announcement of the series, Tiny Onion Studios notes that the authors in the antꦅhology retail full ownership of their material.

Although aimed at highlighting contemporary horror, Tynion and Foxe are inspired by horror anthologies of the past such as Steve Bissette's Taboo - where Alan Moor𝔍e and Eddie Campbell’s seminal From Hell was first serialized.

The nearly 80-page Razorblades: The Horror Magazine #1 is available now digitally at , with a pay-what-you-want price model. A special edition print run of the first issue, limited to only 🍒500 copies, is also available for pre-order.

Tynion a🦋nd Foxe plan to release new issues quart✅erly, with the second planned just in time for Halloween.