Obscura
English
Condemned
Comic - Horror
An abandoned asylum, rotting from the inside out. A lone visitor steps into its halls, chasing whispers that should not exist. What begins as exploration dissolves into hallucination—walls bending, shadows breathing, and the condemned themselves reaching from the plaster to claim another exhibit. Each page fractures reality further, dragging the reader into a world where bone and memory are indistinguishable. This is not escape. This is display.
Otherkin
Comic - Horror
What if there is a reason we fear the dark? What if the shadows do indeed shelter dark forces? What if there's more to life than the soul-crushing weight of the mundane? These questions led Alex to answers they never expected to find. Now, forever changed, they hunt for an evil that chose London as its nest. Alone, clueless, and way in over their head, Alex must figure out how to make amends for their past mistakes, using their unlikely abilities to make a difference.
Hungry
Comic - Horror
Cat loses Dog while on his way home. Human has a revelation.
Cat's search for hunger never ends in this opening for the saga.
Once Upon a time around 1700
Comic - Horror
This is a 7-page comic that serves as a tribute to the artists who have influenced me since the day I first discovered them. I’ll post one page every Friday, maybe adding a short text to each—nothing too profound.
It pairs well with witch house music in the background. It’s a blend of tastes and references that seem unrelated but are, at their core, so diametrical that they juxtapose on a plane that cuts through them (wrestling/sorcery)—a convoluted yin-yang. Each contains traces of the other. Between these poles, an alchemy is attempted. Only here, the comic itself acts as the catalyst, amplifying and radiating. It’s the hyperbole of an explosion.
Technically speaking, it’s yet another eternal pursuit—but now fully framed by its context. Where are the boundaries of the neon ocean that’s already drowned us? In our own finitude, perhaps. Or maybe folklore—local or foreign, but always ancient—offers refuge from the machine. There, we see forces that resist all technology. And they will endure...
Kulte
Comic - Horror
This is my first comic
Set in the late 80's a young young tourist in search for inspiration stumbles across a bar in the middle of the wood and engages a lovely bartender. He passes out only to resurface among mysterious dirty cult members and their ongoing ritual.
Skin riddled in runes, agony and fear, why him?
Thanks a ton for reading and let me know your thoughts
OBSCURE
Comic - Horror
OBSCURE is an ongoing horror anthology series created by writer and artist Tyrone Meijer.
Each issue deep dives into the disturbing world of OBSCURE. With stories ranging from the horrors of World War 1 in the “Last Days Of Big Jack” to the post-apocalyptic world of “The Scavenger Code”.
OBSCURE is a homage to the great anthology series like Heavy Metal, 2000AD, 1984 and so many more.
OBSCURE wants to capture that vibe and introduce it to a new generation of readers, that enjoys dark storytelling and beautiful, detailed artwork.
Compendium Of The Unmasked: The Hollow Raven
Graphic Novel - Horror
From the Compendium of The Unmasked comes a thought-provoking tale of terror with rich storytelling and finely detailed artwork to bring the pages to life.
Across the Terra, the beasts of prey rule, and a new era has begun.
Isolated from the rest of the world, the citizens of the lost lands are vanishing without a trace.
Those who remain are stalked by Watchers of the day and hunted down by creatures of the night. What will become of all who are forced to live in this nightmare?
The Obscura: Prelude - Visitor at Night
Comic - Horror
A foul disease had fallen upon Tel Dal'Ha and infested the habitants, weaving their flesh into hideous monster and eating them alive. Was it 'God's Wrath'? Or was there a dark mastermind who orchestrated this entire tragedy? Emma Windson and Leon, survivors of this event, set their journey to Vi'lidri and was entrusted with a mission by The Raven. Would they be able to shed some light on nightmarish mystery?
Nightmare Epoch
WebComic - Horror
Welcome to a world where nightmares don’t hide under the bed—they walk among us.
In every forest, every city, every crack in reality—something stirs.
My new series, Nightmare Epoch, is a chilling anthology of short stories that unearth the terrifying, the grotesque, and the WTFs. From towering kaijus leveling cities to ghouls preying on lost souls, from ancient curses to creatures too strange for science—each tale drags you deeper into the rabbit hole of a world where terror exists everywhere.
What I See In My Dreams
Comic - Horror
“What I See In My Dreams” is a word-lean, image-loud descent through the pressures we don’t admit: OVERWORK, DEADLINE, UNCERTAINTY, ISOLATION, FATIGUE, CONNECTION—then the temperature rises—INJUSTICE, FRUSTRATION, DISRESPECT, BETRAYAL, THREAT. Each vignette is a single idea rendered in high-contrast inks: bone white, rich black, and surgical red. No chatter—just tight linework, abstract paneling, and captions that land like a cold breath on the back of your neck. It feels like found footage from your own head: clocks with teeth, scales that feed, kindness that strangles with ribbon. From Nightmare Studio, this is elegant, brutal horror. If it doesn’t haunt, it doesn’t ship. Read with the lights low.