A normal girl. A vengeful spirit who already got her revenge. A crow watching from between worlds. Some stories don’t end when they should. When Lila crosses paths with Emi Miyazaki a soul that refuses to move on she’s pulled into a haunting where the past won’t stay buried.

"Some orders aren't meant for the living." Zerra, a weary delivery driver, takes a midnight call to an elite address in Pondok Indah. What starts as a standard drop-off at a decaying mansion turns into a surreal nightmare when the ruins transform into a hauntingly beautiful palace. But as the sun rises, the truth reveals itself in the form of dead leaves and a blackened figure from the past. In the elite district of Jakarta, some secrets are better left undisturbed.

He thought his life was dull and ordinary, until the day he witnessed a gruesome scene. A girl, covered in blood, dying on the street, begging for his help. He was too terrified to move, too shocked to react. He ran away, but he couldn't escape the horror that haunted him ever since. Strange and terrifying things started to happen around him, as if he was cursed by some unseen force. He didn't know why, he didn't know how, he only knew that he had 113 days left to live. And every day, the horror grew worse.

TUYUL : THE THINGS IT TAKES In the silence of the night, something is watching. Luna stands at the center of a mystery that should not exist—calm, composed, and unshaken. But behind her, hidden within the shadows, something ancient begins to crawl into the light. A Tuyul. Not just a creature of folklore… but a presence that feeds on more than wealth. The house feels alive. The air feels heavy. And the darkness is no longer empty. As the line between reality and the unseen begins to blur, Luna realizes a terrifying truth : Some things don’t steal. They take. And once they start… they never stop at just one thing. A dark psychological horror rooted in Indonesian legend— where the real terror is not what you see… but what you slowly lose.

On the fog-drenched slopes of Gombel, children are vanishing without a trace—no footsteps, no screams… only the lingering scent of burnt incense. Luna arrives with nothing but her sketchbook and a strange pen left behind by her father. But something in the darkness is watching her… something ancient, grieving, and hungry. As whispers turn into nightmares, Luna uncovers a terrifying truth: this is no ordinary kidnapping. It’s a harvest. Inspired by Indonesian folklore, Wewe Gombel : The Child Stealer is a chilling tale where horror meets heartbreak—and every monster hides a story waiting to be told.

"Some songs are meant to be forgotten. Others are written in blood." SYNOPSIS The "Silent Corridor"—a stretch of forest road flanked by ancient trees—is a place every local knows to avoid after midnight. But for Zerra, a college student with piercing heterochromatic eyes and a skeptical mind, it’s just a shortcut home. That skepticism dies the moment his engine sputters into silence under the shadow of a centuries-old banyan tree. Out of the suffocating quiet comes a sound that chills the marrow: a distorted, high-pitched lullaby. She emerges from the canopy—the Kuntilanak. With matted hair, stained white robes, and a horrific, gaping void where her stomach should be, she is the embodiment of Indonesian folk terror. But she doesn't want Zerra’s life. She wants his eyes. Through his unique vision, Zerra is pulled into a 15-year-old memory of a monstrous crime protected by the village’s most powerful men. Now, Zerra must choose: walk away and let the forest keep its secrets, or unearth the truth and face the living demons who will do anything to keep the dead. WHY READ THIS? Authentic Indonesian Horror: Experience the terrifying legend of the Kuntilanak, reimagined with a gritty, modern edge. Dark Supernatural Mystery: Follow Zerra as he uses his gift to bridge the gap between the living and the vengeful dead. Cinematic Visuals: A "One-Shot" special featuring haunting landscapes, psychological tension, and a "Hollow Ghost" design you’ll never forget. "The lullaby doesn't end when you close your eyes. It only gets louder." Created by Zerra A Zerra Comics Production