Slain by a vampire, but brought back to life by arcane magic, Solomon Hitch is Halloween Man, a flesh-eating zombie with the power of the horror movie sequel! Now, with the help of his glamorous super-scientist girlfriend Lucy, reprobate Necromancer Morlack, and hedonistic demi-god Man-Goat, he defends Solar City, Texas from evil.

Sending chills down your spine one story at a time.

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.

Tales from the v01d is a collection of short stories, some stand alone some serialized. We focus on tales of the weird and wonderful mainly falling into the genres of sci-fi/cyberpunk/dark fantasy and horror. We're always looking to collaborate with other artists so if you have a weird tale that needs a home don't hesitate to get ahold of us on here or email at [email protected]

"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

For fans of Ghosts and Hilo, New York Times–bestselling author Cullen Bunn and acclaimed artist Cat Farris deliver a fun, spooky, full-color middle grade graphic novel about a supernatural adventure and friendships that go beyond the grave.  “A thoroughly charming story of friendship, sweet and funny and haunting all in equal measure.” —Tony Cliff, creator of the Delilah Dirk series “Incredible artwork and a sweet, cool, and just creepy enough story that really hooked me.” —Jeff Lemire, creator of Sweet Tooth, Black Hammer, and the Essex County trilogy "A fun story with art that’ll knock readers dead."—Kirkus Reviews “Imaginative with the right number of chills.”—Booklist Eleven-year-old Grey...

Welcome to my little horrors! Each episode will focus on a different story.

Witness the dawn of new era in horror! When a gothic mansion infested with arcane power appears from the mist- Boris Karloff is the world's last hope against dark forces led by a malevolent government agent bent on harnessing the house's power. Boris Karloff is back with a new ongoing horror anthology.

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

The wild mountains of ancient China are not for the faint of heart. After days of travelling, a group of weary porters seek lodging for the night. But Death is waiting. Will anyone survive? Corpses Don't Walk' is adapted from a short story by Pu Songling (1640-1715). It was first published under the title 'Corpse Change' in 1766 in the collection 'Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio' ('Liao Zhai Zhi Yi').