Spooky comics, pages, panels, whatever you've liked recently.
Nameless is amazingly designed, trippy as hell and felt like reading the Invisibles again. I genuinely couldn't tell what was real towards the end. Thanks to the /co/mrade who recommended it to me.
House of Penance. I didn't realize it was based on a real woman till I read an interview about it, that makes it even more crazy.
>>82564074
That looks promising. I have been interested in the Winchester House since Alan Moore used it to such eerie effect in Swamp Thing.
>>82563914
Nameless would have been fucking amazing as an Avatar bloodbook. Just the designs on the door inside that ship triggered primal instincts of fear and wrongness within me.
>>82564324
Yeah, I liked the first issue a lot. Bertram's art works great for a spooky story, much like Burnham's. Something about the way they do details. I imagine Quitely would be a great horror artist as well for similar reasons, though I can't think of any he's done off the top of my head. Same with Kuder.
You should check out Strange Embrace.
Thomas Ott is probably my favorite unsettling artist next to Josh Simmons,Al Columbia and Richard Corben
>>82564450
I found the psychological aspect more terrifying than any gore could be.
>>82563914
>>82564785
Where can I download this?
>>82564785
That's what I'm saying. As a cosmic horror story it was amazing, the mindfuck aspect screwed everything up.
>>82564791
The Arkham two-parter was simply amazing
>>82564468
>Quitely would be a great horror artist
Yeah. He has drawn some disturbing shit in his time.
>>82564911
>little Xavier eyebrows
That shit will never not crack me up.
>>82564478
Description looks get. Getting now.
>>82564846
I got it off kickass
>>82564851
Mindfuck is like, the corner stone of cosmic horror.
>>82564591
This looks like a fun rabbit hole to get lost down. Thanks a lot.
are the Flinch anthologies any good?
>>82564901
>>82564791
>writer touring new england in search of inspiration
That always ends so well...
>>82565171
Well for the MC of Providence none of it has gone well.
Just a fantastic series.
>>82564791
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>>82565134
Is there a reading order for Alan Moore x HP Lovecraft comics?
I've read Neonomicon and the one before it but those came out a while ago.
>>82565282
It's The Courtyard, then Neonomicon, and then Providence.
Because Providence is playing with some time shit so it's both prequel and sequel to the other two.
>>82565115
Don't know about Flinch but I am going to check out Ghosts and some of the others from it's set.
>>82565308
Excellent. Might as reread the whole thing, then.
Does yuggoth cultures and other growths tie in at all?
>>82565438
No.
Providence brings the whole saga full circle with just the only other two.
I despised Neonomicon and Providence is just so good that it made the thing retroactively worth reading.
I really liked how this page showed the enemy not fully physically in our universe.
Kind of reminds me of the twist about President Eden in Fallout 3...and Wizard of Oz I guess...
The Backwater Gospel
For anyone interested in a short animation
>>82566269
Forgot link
https://youtu.be/vVkDrIacHJM
Morrison can do a real good spooky Batman when he wants to. Both Arkham Asylum and The Clown at Midnight are top fucking tier.
>>82566524
Yeah, I especially liked how Arkham Asylum tied into the Hypercrisis. Talk about cosmic horror.
I don't think I've actually read the prose issue. Should probably give it a shot.
This motherfucker.
>>82565571
The problem is, it's too close to a nightmare to be scary - it just is strange and weird when you're awake. And a bit perturbing.
>>82567260
The design is off putting as it is but that is truly the biography of a monster.
>>82567446
Just to be clear: you're saying things need to be a little more mundane to be scary?
>>82567260
I always found Hellboy to be very eerie. Liked the way they used cooler colours to melt things into the background. Was startled when I finally saw them.
>>82567260
>the crooked man
>unsettling gaze and laugh
>hates America
>causes problems
>crooked...
MY GOD HE'S BACK
The opening pages of Big Guy and Rust.
Jesus Christzilla, that was horrifying!
>>82563914
One of the ultimate 'only read it for the art' comics.
Would be interesting to see more comics where ships have sigils and mystical components.
>>82567567
Not that guy, but ever watched Brimstone and Treacle? Not the Sting pile of shit film, fuck that piece of shit, the one BBC didn't air for 12 years. Shit's fucking TERRIFYING, and it's just about a dude.
>>82567743
Knowing it's by Frank Miller I can only imagine. I still have nightmares from Hard Boiled.
>>82564911
What's creepy is that Charles was the twin that was trying to murder the other.
>>82567735
Fuck off /pol/.
>>82567850
I wasn't disagreeing with their opinion, just trying to clarify their stance. Humans are the most terrifying monsters of them all.
Will try checking out this film soon, tho.
>>82567735
nice to know all your knowledge of the character comes from that single panel
read a book, faggot
>>82568001
Now I want a What if... Cassandra Nova founded the X-Men.
>>82568088
Avoid the flick, check out The BBC series, that's fucking amazing. The film is crap.
>>82568192
The '76 or the '87 one?
>>82567985
Imagine THIS!
>>82568146
You kind of got that in Here Comes Tomorrow and E is for Extinction.
>>82568447
It's the same one. BBC just refused to air it for 11 years.
>>82566304
That was great, loved the style
>>82568460
Jesus wept!
And yeah, I guess so but from the beginning, tho. X-Men could be nightmare fuel.
>>82568575
Thanks. Probably shouldn't watch it tonight.
>>82565115
>I read a story from flinch about these people paying this woman to smuggle drugs through a baby then read in the news that some one actually did it. I pictured a man in Mexico reason a issue of flinch & saying to himself I can do that
>>82570755
I'm pretty sure the comic got the idea from the smugglers, not vice versa.
There's an old story about a couple losing their child while vaccinationing in Mexico. It's found when someone tries taking it across the border, claiming their child is motionless and quiet because it's sleeping. When the baby is examined it's found to be dead; sewn full of drugs.
Just got to this page in Irredeemable. Pretty unnerving.
Does anyone know what is up with the domes in Neonomicon? Are they explained later?
>>82573861
Yes, it's touched upon in Providence.Protection from asteroids like the one in the Color out of Space.
>>82574772
Thanks for using spoilers. I'll find out when I read it tomorrow.
>>82564478
OMG !!! Have been looking this comic FOR AGES!!!!
Read it once, then erased it. Then wanted to read it again and could not even remember the title.
Always thought it was by Steve Niles, so weird is this shit.
>>82565282
There is another Alan's-Lovecraft comic that many keep forgetting or haven't read:
The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen -Nemo Heart of Ice.
2 volumes. 1st ends with a rape scene (it's Alan Moore, so no surprise) 2nd is a complete ripoff from At the Mountains of Madness
How can 90% of you never read this beauty called Green Wake?
>>82570952
Whoa, I hope that's an urban legend.
>>82575173
Wut? What was the first one? I read only Heart of Ice and was pretty sure it was the first one in the Nemo miniseries. Do you mean the first issue of LoEG 3rd volume?
>>82563914
How many issues of Nameless are there? Is it a closed story or more volumes coming up?
>>82575552
It is a single story in 2 volumes like the previous League. 1st volume is Nemo's daughter trying to leave her father's legacy and abandoning the Nautilus. She got raped while working on an English tavern. 2nd volume starts with her summoning her old crew , taking revenge on those sordid Londoners and then goes all Mountains of Madness
https://www.mediafire.com/folder/rfxx0kbqmjzek/Horror_Film_Comics
>>82576003
seconding this, I've read the comic and I still don't understand if it's closed or there is more in the future.
Is Rat God any good?
>>82577430
I liked it, though I'd basically read anything Corben.
>>82576093
>>82575552
>>82575173
Heart of Ice was definitely the first Nemo trilogy book, which does end all Mountains of Madness-y. Then it's Roses of Berlin, with her against Chaplin's character in The Great Dictator and all the German extraordinary gentlemen. And lastly, River of Ghosts, with Janni trying to leave a decent legacy by ridding the world of She and the remaining Tomanian war criminals.
>>82576882
It was 6 issues. The trade has the entire thing. It's complete.
>>82575342
Oh yeah, same.
>>82576564
Sweet list. Reading through it makes me wish there were American Horror Story comics. Nothing elaborate. Just one shots telling a tail of terror with a character or two.
>>82577565
>family-dinner.jpg
>>82575173
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>>82576093
Next time you are recommending comics can you resist the urge to spoil them? Your focus on the rape scene especially just makes you sound like an edgy twat.
Jodo and Moebius
>>82581006
Sorry...
Pim & Francie Golden Bear Days incoming...I always post this on /x/ when there's a spooky comics thread...
>mfw /x/ calls Multi-Force "the skeleton jelly comic"
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>>82581166
Reposting Eyes of the Cat page
>>82581166
This one would be awesome as an animation
>>82581220
Is this from a book or comic or something?
>>82581403
It's a comic, I suppose, but it's more like an illustrated book.
Rise of the Hollow Men from Jeff Lemire's Superboy is a pretty good adaptation of The Strange Case of Charles Dexter Ward by HP Lovecraft. The underground sequences are pretty faithful.
>>82567446
To each their own.
Surreal horror gets me much more than "humans are real monsters and real life is scary" bullshit.
>>82575264
Tell me more.
>>82575264
Can Jock fuck off, please?
His art is shit and when it comes to comics he couldn't build up atmosphere even if he tried.
>>82575264
Because it got shitcanned.
>>82581817
*to horror comics
>>82581817
1. That's not Jock
2. Get some taste, faggot.
>>82581478
>>82581403
Yeah it's a comic but it's a palimpsest of old pages, you can see stains on them, some pages are taped together and torn...someone on the Al Columbia FB page said the book (Pim & Francie: The Golden Bear Days) "feels like evidence from a crime that hasn't been committed" which I thought was pretty apposite...seriously though it's a very, very good comic (and it IS a comic, there's speech ballons etc--that's the only place where text appears--it's just there's a lotta splash pages and stuff), highly recommended, it's OOP but I think you can still get it for cover off the Fanta website...
>>82581299
Yeah, Al Columbia's very influenced by the Fleischer cartoons. You can see it a lot in his post-Biologic Show stuff, his anthology stories like "I Was Killing Before Killing Was Cool" and all that other great, uncollected shit from Fanta's old Zero Zero anthology...
>>82581546
>>82581817
Lel, it may not be Jock but I agree with you...I liked him when he started with the Lenny Zero stuff from The Megazine but since he started getting US work he's become the hackiest of hacks...
>>82581885
He asked about eyes of the cat, didn't he?
>>82581920
What's Black Christmas of /co/?
I don't usually find slasher movies scary, but that (and I mean the original, not the shitty godawful remake with) was just terrifying.
>>82582027
>>82582015
Yeah. The one identified as from L'Incal team.best team
>>82582071
>>82582071
check >>82576564 it may have some stuff up your alley.
>>82582140
>>82582099
There's no speech bubbles or pages taped together or any of that shit in eyes of the cat, at least not in the edition I have.
>>82582150
This part is right out of Lovecraft
>>82582015
>>82582099
Oops "my bad" as, they say...
>>82581478
Sorry dude I thought you meant the Al Columbia stuff. Not with it today! Yeah, it IS more like an illustrated book than a comic, I suppose. Got m'wires crossed apologies once more
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>>82582189
I collect art books so no dialogue isn't a deal breaker
>>82582253
>>82582264
>>82582203
We all have our moments
Why does this thread have so much great stuff but any /co/ recommended horror chart is filled with garbage that you can get from a "horror comics" google search?
>>82582292
Cheers Anon
>>82582292
>>82582335
The casual/hardcore fan divide is wider on /co/ than any other board besides /cgl/ and /o/.
>>82582373
I posted this in the last horror thread, face by peter milligan and duncan fegredo
>>82582401
>>82582335
Cause we have been fostering discussion for two days on the topic.
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>>82582448
Two panels in aaannnnddd I'm done.
>>82582401
>The next time you see me, it won't be me
>>82582487
Something about this book creeped me the fuck out to the point I felt gross for touching it.
>>82582517
>>82582535
>>82582555
>>82582555
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>>82582517
>>82582487
>>82582449
What's wrong with your FAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACCCCCCCCCES
>>82582580
>>82582530
Yeah. The art is very off-putting in style and subject.
>>82582634
>>82582643
I don't have time to do the other issues but they can be found here for the curious. Hoped I piqued some interests.https://kat.cr/superboy-01-11-2010-2011-volume-4-complete-jeff-lemire-t7343693.html
>>82582448
Is there more?
>>82582850
I would post it , but i don't have it man, read it first in the daily halloween storytime last year
I read The Thief of Always recently. Clive Barker crafts a small but eerie world. I don't know what you would call this kind of horror but it freaks me out whentime or youth is stolen from people, especially children.
>>82576564
>all those shitty Texas Chainsaw Massacre comics set in remake continuity
>Jason vs Leatherface
Now that's a blast from the past
Hellblazer was always fun to read, it usually has spooky overtones, if not being a standard horror comic.
>>82584245
*fun to read at night
I mean obviously it's fun to read, but that's not really any comment of substance.
Kind of offtopic, but what are some comicsor even cartoonswith truly frightening villains? And I don't mean just capes.If that helps, Anton Chigurh, Killer BOB from Twin Peaks, Michael Myers in original Halloween and Manhunter's Hannibal Lecter are my ideas of a scary villain.
>>82584245
I've read maybe the first year of the original series and a few volumes here and there. I love how actually dark it is.
I'll never forget when he convinced his one 'friend' to be bait for a demonand let it have him.
I was stoked when the show did it but it didn't have Constantine go full bastard.
>>82584484
I think this is a great question. Would love to read a comic in the vein of the Hannibal show (which is mostly Red Dragon/Manhunter).
Off the top of my head the only comic I can think of isDeathNote
>>82584484
Maybe Smokey from Crossed, if you liked Michael Myers.
>>82583638
>all those shitty Texas Chainsaw Massacre comics set in remake continuity
I thought they were pretty good, at least the ones by WildStorm (besides Raising Cain).
>>82582071
Well, some OC slasher comics are Gutwrencher and Final Girl, though the latter was by Antarctic Press and thus likely awful.
Honorable mentions to Hack/Slash and We Kill Dead (not sure if that's started yet).
There's also Bloody Maiden, though that's /a/
>>82584700
If we're talking mangaJohancounts.
>>82584702
Speaking of, what Crossed stories are worth reading?
I always ignored it because I heard it was not good and because I'm not big on zombie apocalypse genre, but I'm kind of curious now.
>>82584784
Maybe it's just my dislike for remake continuity blinds me.
Now that I think of it, why aren't there any Next Generation comics?
I mean, sure, the movie was probably the worst in all of franchise but it was funny for all the wrong reasons. Maybe some comic book writer could poke fun at how stupid it is.
>>82585065
Plus maybe Dead or Alive, Badlands #50-56, Badlands #75-80, and Badlands #93-100 (were at #96 right now).
Special mention to Psychopath, not because it's good, but because it's quite possibly still the most extreme story.
>>82585065
If Designated Dave is still around, I'm pretty sure I read most of crossed through his storytimes or mediafire.
The first story is pretty good, Psycho is garbage, and then most of Badlands is good but it's inconsistent.
Off the top of my head, American Quitters is really good, the Fatal Englishman issues, and the one that takes place in the deep north.
>>82567260
That's a nice design
>>82585065
I liked Crossed +100. It's moved 100 years a head in time and people have adapted, have their own weird culture, etc
>>82585307
What did you think of +100?
>>82584867
Looks right up my alley, thanks.
>>82584484
I dunno comic, but a superhero show with horror stuff is Kamen Rider Kuuga, but it varies from arc to arc. The creators were big Giallo fans, and it shows.
Agito had some stuff too, but not as much.
>>82586354
Interesting
>>82587030
One of villains exclusively targets kids, driving at least one victim to suicide.
This is what happens Kuuga gets his hands on him.
>>82587320
>blood splatter
Don't see that in Ultraman.
If you dig this you may (on some level) like Guyver.
>>82588295
>Don't see that in Ultraman
Never watched Ultraman Leo, then.
Or KR Amazon.
Those are like Happy Tree Friends.
>>82588629
Correct. My exposure has been limited to the early seasons and crossover movies.
>>82588935
Lucky you, Amazon just got a reboot/sequel/reimagining.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kGGXCOBtM5A
It's fucking awesome, Takai is my waifu.
>>82586354
Less bloody, but all the more gruesome, Agito has my favorite type of deaths from monsters/villains.
They range from, let's see off the top of my head:
>Free Falling
>Mangled into small, closed, and tight spaces
>being phased into walls and floors
>suffocation
>drowning (While on land)
>high impacts from mach 1
There's more I'm forgetting, but Agito was just as brutal with it's deaths as Kuuga.
>>82587320
Here, anon, have the full beat down
>>82589295
>>82589315
What a great scene. One of the best moments in Kamen Rider, imo.
>>82589267
Don't get me wrong, Agito is fucking awesome, but I think Kuuga was more brutal just because a lot of Agito's deaths were really esoteric and the Grongi were super up close and personal guys. Chop down a tree to find a dude stuffed inside or dissolving into sand or being killed by your doppleganger vs ripping eyes out with your bare hands.
Opinion, of course. Both great shows.
>>82589295
>antman-vs-blackpanther.jpg
>>82589148
And here I thought 63.11.22 was Amazon's best show.
>>82564324
Just read this, really good so far.
>>82568088
I don't know man, Sadist Clown God was pretty scary. When things get to a certain scale of power or alienness, their perspective changes completely. Like when I was a little kid I stuck bugs on thorns - I wasn't trying to be evil or anything, I just liked having them altogether, somewhere I could see them. And that's the really scary part - what if SCG was like that? A higher being that had no concept of the damage it was doing, or thought it was actually helping us?
That's what Cosmic Horror is supposed to be about, not mindfucks or plot twists. Seeing the big picture and seeing how unbelievably small you are by comparison.
>>82571651
85% of Irredeemable is unnerving. It's really good at that.
Damn, that has to sting.
>>82575264
This same exact scene happened in Hell when a child molester went there in that one Ennis comic about the Antichrist.
>>82590736
>that one Ennis comic about the Antichrist
Wait, which one was that?
>>82583521
This has been one of my favorite novels since I was a kid, the comic adaptation was perfect.
Have you read the novel? Barker did illustrations throughout the book and some are pretty terrifying.
Pic related is whenHarvey turns Marr's hands on herself.
>>82584245
There was a great Hellblazer storytime some months back about this woman who went around causing people to go crazy by making them experience horrible memories she'd pulled from victims around the world. I forget what it was called
>>82591137
Never read Thief, unfortunately, but Weaveworld was the book that got me into his stories, novels and films. It's prob one of my favourites. There's a comic adaptation but I don't feel like it would live up to my mind's horrific imagery.
You read Weaveworld?
I really liked the way the male herokept loosing his memories and feeling of magic only for them to come crashing back when she does.
>>82591315
Never read Weaveworld, I read Imajica instead and thought they'd be too similar.
Now that I read about Weaveworld though, it seems I was completely off base.
>>82590824
Just looked it up, it's The Chronicles of Wormwood
>>82591437
>Imajica
Yeah, they look nothing alike but it sounds epic. I'm going in. Hold my hat.
>>82591437
Weaveworld is a pretty neat book. Books of Blood is better though.
>>82591610
Imagica is about (in part) the reconciliation of parallel worlds, I just guessed by the title they'd be similar.
>>82591637
I'll check them both out!
>>82591957
>I'll check them both out!
Interestingly when it comes to Books Of Blood, you can read either the original books or the comics, as they are very faithful to the books. I'd read the books first though, we can storytime the comics next halloween. The comic of Rawhead Rex is also faithful and well done.
>>82592147
>Books Of Blood, you can read either the original books or the comics
It would be interesting to see a comic of the Hellbound Heart
>Rawhead Rex
Never again.
>>82592414
The stories about the desert child and the dueling villages in Russia were always my favorite. I don't think The Hellbound Heart is in the comics.
>>82567446
This one gets by pretty well since it's implied that this monster is made frompeople that were going to church.
>>82594900
What besides its kind of cathedrally look implies that?
>>82594900
The war occurred 65 million years ago, right?
