What I See In My Dreams
English
Midnight Snacks
WebComic - Horror
Short, standalone horror comics.
Small enough to finish in one sitting.
Best consumed after midnight.
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.
Alone
Comic - Horror
A beautiful young woman named Lilith has a bit of a problem. One day she awoke in a world that appears to be completely empty. The technology doesn't work. The streets are littered with crumbling buildings and dead cars. But she is driven buy some unseen Force to walk these lonely and haunting streets. Constantly searching for any signs of life and perhaps a way home.
3.00 am nightmares
Comic - Horror
It's 3:00 a.m. that dark hour where dreams nightmares delusion and long forgotten memories all come together to create an entirely new and unsettling reality.
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...
Harvester of Dreams
Comic - Horror
Laila wants to dream, but in a world controlled by a dreamless tyrant that feeds the dreams of children to the Dark Harvesters, she will have to give up her dreams or fight for them.
Shapeless
Comic - Horror
In the world of the shapeless, having a body of flesh, skin and blood remains a dream. A dream that can be achieved, although no dream can be achieved without a price.
Obscura
Comic - Horror
Obscura is a comic about a hole.
Reflecting the dreams I had in my childhood,
it tells a story about the silent pull of
transformation - whether sought or imposed.
Told entirely without words, the comic explores
moments of curiosity, distance, and change.
It is a story about seeing and being seen and about
the connection between the spectator and the
spectated.
With its circular panels and stark negative space,
Obscura invites you to look closer, to linger, and to
discover your own story within.
Glithced Reailty Season 1
WebComic - Horror
From the unsettling world of the “Glitched Reality” podcast comes a collection of visual nightmares. Each standalone horror story drags you deeper into the distorted seams of our world—where technology glitches, minds fracture, and reality rewrites itself.
These are the tales you thought you understood. Until you saw them.
New episodes regularly. Read with caution.
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.