A young woman discovers she has god-like powers inherited from an ancient prophecy, yet tries to live a normal life; despite being hunted by an immortal cult-leader and his minions, or under the questionable protection of her surly, undead bodyguard.

Horror Comic Anthology | 55 pages A road trip turns deadly when someone or something lurks in the moon-filled woods. Cyberbullying can quickly turn the bully into the prey. And for children, a night light offers comfort in the darkness, but what if the source of light harbors a sinister secret? Will you dare to switch it on? These & more lie within the pages of this bloody ink filled comic horror anthology. Like a comic book version of Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, this beautiful illustrated collection contains five short tales of original horror packed with suspense, terrifying twists, and nightmarish haunted stories written by a lover of horror & comics and illustrated by five global artists from all over the world. Each story will keep you up for hours questioning what lies within the dark and what lies within ourselves. These are the Tales from the Ink! Written by: R.L. White | Art by: Multiple Artists Mature Readers (language, violence and themes) High Resolution PDF.

A new breed of child has been born. One with an intrinsic link between this world and the other side. As the veil between these two realities crumbles a secret organisation threatens to seize control and jeopardise the ancient balance beyond.

TICKETS TO TERROR is a fresh comic series that honors the classic horror and mystery anthologies of yesteryear. The opening story, "Pseudomorph," is a chilling tale of a down-and-out animal trainer in the world of illegal pit fighting. Obsessed with defeating his rival, he finds himself in over his head after trading his soul for a bizarre creature known as a Pseudomorph. This entity can mimic any opponent it battles, only to then shockin

A hero emerges from the depths of pulps past... The GHOST DOCTOR THIRTEEN!

Discover the upcoming graphic novel sensation: 'When We Were The Voyage' in this ashcan teaser edition. Immerse yourself in the haunting universe created by acclaimed writer Eric Williamson in 'When We Were The Voyage.' Blending elements of sci-fi and horror, this narrative transcends boundaries, plunging readers into a realm where malevolent cosmic forces prey upon the desperate and damned. Brace yourself for an odyssey designed to unsettle, terrify, and shatter your deepest fears with every turn of the page. For aficionados of the macabre, echoes of Clive Barker, John Carpenter, H.P. Lovecraft, H.G. Wells, and Orson Welles resonate throughout this gripping tale. Yet, amidst the haunting familiarity lies a disturbing uniqueness, promising an unparalleled experience

Two friends must fight the forces of darkness in a party where everyone is trying to kill them. Art by Tania Cuevas (@taracu_art) Character designs by Alissa Orca (@pint.sized.orca)

After the apocalypse, ancient Gods fight for what remains on the planet and the future of humanity.

The History of Monsters 100 Page Special is a new-reader friendly, horror comic anthology in the vein of 'Creepy' and 'Misty' complete with 3 full-length stories written and illustrated by Benji Bajorek and featuring characters and monsters from the 2022 graphic novel 'The History of Monsters' Stories included are: 'The Girl From The North Country' A World War II pilot is shot down over the ocean and rescued by a mysterious woman. However, he soon discovers there is more to her than meets the eye. 'Blood Red Moon' In the American wilderness a group of hunters soon become... the hunted! 'Snow' A stranger arrives in a quiet village in the mountains.... and death follows. In addition to these 3 stories there are also two short stories, an autobiographical editorial, an article on the history of the Yeti, realistic vintage-style house ads and also pin-ups by a selection of incredible artists from around the world! This one-shot is perfect for new readers while also a welcome return for old readers, all wrapped up in a book that is a love letter to both cryptozoology and the comic book medium.