During the midst of the 19 Century, Athena Graves, a woman turned vampire, roams the darkness with a specific purpose: to kill scumbag men. When night falls, she lures them into her burlesque club where she gives them a performance, and they meet their fate.

The Morrigan Awakens from her astral sleep decades later than usual, where she soon uncovers a sinister plot to end our entire planet in this chilling and downright horrific tale where you can't even trust your own shadow.  She unravels the dark threads of this conspiracy of witchcraft to bring back on old Demi God once thought dead and forgotten. Ancient prophecies and forgotten rituals ensure, forcing the three fragment sisters Mecha, Nemain, and Bive to work together.  Witches will be hunted. Kings will fall. Queens will weep. The Morrigan has awoken and with it, a power unlike any the world has seen before! Your support will help me the artist and writer live a better life!

A beautiful young couple has a lovers quarrel but little did they know that this particular night things go from bad to worse.

A bloody western werewolf creature feature from Bad Opera Comics!

The hero's journey for revenge! Think Texas Chainsaw Massacre meets Highlander with a little cosmic Evil thrown in. When one young man's life is irreparably changed, he will stop at nothing for revenge.

A one shot Horror comic that features a vampire. A chilling horror story unfolds as a group of unsuspecting friends stir up a long-dormant vampire while partying deep within the woods. With each passing moment, more terrors await them as they race against time to survive until dawn. Will any of these party goers live to see another day? I Hate The Mourning. To compare what kind of story this is, consider it a fusion of 80's slasher movies with vampire lore. It draws inspiration from classic horror comics such as Tales of the Crypt, Creepshow, The Tomb of Dracula, The Vault of Horror, and Creepy, as well as films like Dracula (all adaptations), Nosferatu, Blade, Lost Boys, Cabin In the Woods, Scream, Friday The 13th, and Nightmare on Elm Street

THIS IS A MATURE COMIC WITH DEPICTIONS OF VIOLENCE, GORE AND SWEARING. From the creator of 'Death School' comes 'The HELL'. 'The HELL' is set in 1996 and follows Sunny and Dawn. Two video store clerks who have been forced to work a double shift on Halloween night. Little did they know that this would be the least of their problems. A mystical stone tablet breaks in two opening a hell mouth in their small town and it's their job to close it back up, whether they like it or not! First up to deal with, difficult customers, then demonic scarecrows! Could their night get any worse! If you are a fan of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, The Chilling Tales of Sabrina, gory horror and Kevin Smith, then this comic is for you!

Token is a dark fantasy body horror tale set in an alternate post-revolution America where Creatures of Folklore are more real than myth. Gareth loses his family, his faith, and his arm after a witch's ritual. 5 years later is living with the guilt until one day a vision comes to him of a nobleman's daughter being taken by a familiar face. Rated Mature. This series will tackle heavy subject matter and intense violence/gore

An insomniac hears and sees things that aren’t there. When people around him turn up dead, he fears that he might have something to do with their deaths or that he may be next.

"House of Blood is a true horror sicko's delight. Every panel is a celebration of horror at its most fun. Gnarly creatures, wacky science fiction nightmares, and the kind of characters who make you howl with laughter when they meet their gruesome demise. I dare you to read these comics without a big slobbering grin across your face." —Max Booth III, writer of We Need to Do Something "With reverence to the classic anthology format, House of Blood evokes the spirit of pre-code horror while adjusting for modernity. [The] clever writing balances between 70's Richard Matheson and EC's Al Feldstein, yet uncontrived, contemporary, and grimly realized. The art is far from superficial, it's kinetic and coupled with the tight scripts make House of Blood a worthy challenger against any recent horror titles." —Edwin Callihan, Gravely Unusual Magazine