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Descend into the sinister underbelly of our What's Trending to immerse yourself in a shadowy world of criminal syndicates, nefarious ambition, and perilous intrigue. From power-hungry mobsters to the insidious forces that prey on their darkest desires, these stories offer a harrowing exploration of evil within the realms of organized crime.

Cheapjack Gentlemen, 697 pages - Published by Miss Fester, (cc/ @MissFester)

Everyone has skeletons in their closet...sometimes literally. Set in the mid-victorian era, a crafty quack doctor and a somber undertaker become mismatched partners in crime, selling cadavers to a medical school ⁠— however, certain decisions and personal...

Whether banging on the RV parked at the summer getaway, drooling blood from the gaping maw of someone dealing with a bit of possession, or staying in he... err, at the quaint Pierrot Courts Hotel, horror is a very popular genre across all types of media, and comics are no different.

This year saw a lot of great horror stories come to GlobalComix, and today as part of our Most Popular of 2021 series, we're featuring the 12 that kept fans gripped tightly to their seats, anxiously awaiting the terrors that would be revealed on the next page.

Many of these stories have free releases, but you can enjoy all of them with unlimited access through a GlobalComix Gold...

Paul Cornell has had an illustrious career writing for television, film, comics and authoring a number of novels. You might recognize his name from Doctor Who, Action Comics or Wolverine. One of his most recent works is The Modern Frankenstein, published through Heavy Metal's Magma Comix imprint. Get the recently-released trade edition of The Modern Frankenstein just in time for Halloween, and keep it safe by reading it on GlobalComix.

With Paul's recent work in horror with The Modern Frankenstein, we felt it was a great opportunity to find out what some of his favorite horror comics of all time are. For the list of five of his favorites, I turn the rest of the article over...