Urban psychological horror with a creature. Darío tries to blend in—routines, neighbors, a fragile normal. Yet at unpredictable intervals the Parasite takes over and steers him toward choices he can’t fully own. Sometimes it aligns with drives in a white van; afterward there’s a blood trail, odd smells, and whispers threading through the building. On the sixth floor, the dark feels watched. Marco, a doorman with heavy hands and a murky past, witnesses something he can’t dismiss. Weighted by guilt that never quite heals, he seeks redemption: he returns to the block, keeps watch from his car facing the building, and follows any clue that might lead to the truth, eyes fixed on the sixth-floor windows. Each piece fits too neatly with the van—and with what Darío cannot (or will not) recall. Night Paralysis blends possession, watchfulness, and urban thriller into a slow-burn dread—wet streets, closing doors, and the uneasy question of who the real monster is.

Johnny and his friends travel and battle as they seek to stop an evil organization and deck spirits from ending the world

Spook is a supernatural Horror/Romance Following the life of Charlie, a young girl who has the capability to interact with the side of the dead as if the living. She quickly befriends her neighbors, one a boy who hides his own demonic secrets and the other a lonely dapper specter who is way into the dramatic. All is well till Charlie makes a contract. I will warn you I have horrible spelling in the beginning.

A cursed city. A gruesome crime scene. A detective trying to make a name for herself and an investigator shrouded in mystery. Sanguinampton, 2076. Magi-crime runs rampant, and monsters prowl the streets at night. Newly-promoted detective lieutenant, Elle Cooper, is called to the scene of a grisly murder, the likes of which hitherto unseen. One man seems to know what the cause could be.

The Nocturne Gala approaches, and three sisters of the Dour House Abbey have called for help, casting out their desire amongst the dark stars. The creature that answers might bring with him, a fate even worse than the one they seek to avoid.

Yearning for yesteryear's song, friends chased the hum of cicadas as they clung to the fading warmth of summer. The cicadas only whispered then, watching something in the quiet as strangers passed. They knew that whoever didn't leave with the season suffered to learn why cicadas whispered in autumn.

Heaven offers enlightenment and salvation to the purehearted, whereas Hell condemns sinners to an eternity of agony. By definition, they were the two single afterlife choices - up or down, there's no in between. Apparently, this knowledge is outdated. From what Angeline observes, solace could be achieved in a place swarming with fiends and resentful spirits, where even the air reeks of death, and the soil was inundated with dread. If only she wasn't the one having to play Ghost Whisperer...

Haunted by a deadly curse, and fleeing eternal damnation, there's no hope nor salvation for the Irish con artist simply known as Curly. Follow along as he stumbles from one supernatural misadventure to the next in this thrillingly fun grunge noir comic. Filled to the brim with monsters, culchies and fiends from beyond the cosmos, Curly encounters both new friends and enemies in this fun thrilling pulp comic. Published since 2014 on the authors website DrawmoorePictures.com Curly has enjoyed a successful growth and found its niche fandom. Why not give it a try yourself and enjoy the tounge in cheek humor and terrifying horrors that is Curly the Cursed Con Man's dark world!

Frayja has trained all her life to become the greatest warrior in her clan. She has been taught to fear and hate elves and their magic. But a day on the battlefield dramatically alters her perspective on reality. Can she trust her clan or her family? Will she be able to save her loved ones and reveal the truth? Or will she lose everyone to the consuming evil lurking in the darkness?

Perennial Print is a darkly humorous horror webcomic about a relentless journalist determined to expose government corruption, warn the public about strange entities slipping between worlds — and maybe, just maybe, prevent something far worse. Unfortunately, his biggest obstacles aren’t the monsters. Between a sceptical sister who’s always one step behind and an editor who may or may not be actively sabotaging him, saving the world might be the easiest part of his job.