This page includes adaptations from vintage, public domain horror comics of all variations.
🌕🐺 Enter the moonlit spires of Leningrad as the werewolf curse stirs in "Leningrad Lycanthropy"! 🏰🕰️ Howl with the shadows as Soviet streets echo with lycanthropic terror. Will you survive the moonlit metamorphosis? Share your thoughts in the comments and howl if you're ready for more lycanthropic legends! 🌕🐾
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6 True Scary SUMMER CAMP Stories includes terrifying tales from what was suppose to be a nice summer getaway...
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As we've seen on this blog many times over the years, truth can be more terrifying than fiction, and sometimes the human criminal is much more monstrous than any bloody vampire or werewolf. Take for example the brutally inhuman, true case of the "giggling killer" from the May - June 1948 issue of Exposed #2... it certainly doesn't get much more horrific than this, folks. Nice work from Joe Orlando on pencils though.
https://thehorrorsofitall.blogspot.com/2022/06/the-case-of-giggling-killer.html
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5 True Scary Cabin In The Woods Stories Volume 2 includes tales of those that retreated to nature, uncertain of the horrors within...
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I had this witchcrafty Black Angel story saved for later in the week, but since it also contains some wonderfully weird lycanthropy war action, I figured we might as well howl up an extra wild 'n rollickin' edition for Werewolf Wednesday! And like our previous Black Angel post, John Cassone really shines on art duty, deliverin' fistfuls of awesome, pummelingly pretty, sexy Sylvia Manners poses, as she turns up the heat and pounds her way across the foul faces of WW2 evil. From the February 1943 issue of Air Fighters Comics #5.
I had this witchcrafty Black Angel story saved for later in the week, but since it also contains some wonderfully weird lycanthropy war act...
I WENT DOWN AN INTERNET RABBIT HOLE | 13 True Scary REDDIT Stories | 121 includes true creepy encounters submitted by normal folks just like yourself...
I WENT DOWN AN INTERNET RABBIT HOLE | 13 True Scary REDDIT Stories | 121 includes true creepy encounters submitted by normal folks just like yourself...Speci...
5 True Scary Appalachian Trail Stories Volume 2 includes tales from those who ventured to conquer the longest and most revered hiking trail in North America...
5 True Scary Appalachian Trail Stories Volume 2 includes tales from those who ventured to conquer the longest and most revered hiking trail in North America....
Time once again to scream out for an assist with some spooky supernatural shenanigans, and who better to aim that call at than the ever dynamic, Dr. Drew! I guess it's been awhile since we've seen him around these parts, (check the THOIA archive for more!), and this is absolutely one of his more lively "secret file" entries, loaded with both macabre and murderously madcap moments. Just don't be thrown off by the story title now, because (spoiler alert) it is Wednesday after all (hint hint!) From the October 1950 issue of Ranger Comics #55, and featuring the always amazing, Spirited art (get it?) of Jerry Grandenetti.
Time once again to scream out for an assist with some spooky supernatural shenanigans, and who better to aim that call at than the ever dyna...
Summer temperatures here in the midwest have been brutal for over a week now, so let's cool things down a bit with a creepy chiller (artist unknown) from the October 1949 issue of Captain America's Weird Tales #74. Now don't be thrown off by Cap's name in the series title, this is not a superhero story (though the first 6-page tale in this issue is a Cap vs. Red Skull adventure.) So okay, hands up, how many of you even knew that Cap had his very own, but very short-lived horror anthology series, anyway?
Summer temperatures here in the midwest have been brutal for over a week now, so let's cool things down a bit with a creepy chiller (artist ...
THOIA celebrates Father's Day today with an appropriately themed time-travelin' tale o'terror, illustrated by Dick Ayers and Ernie Bache and from the March 1953 issue of Astonishing #23. I have a few other things lined up on our schedule first, but now that I have this eerie issue pulled out, we might take a look at a couple more stories from it later this month too, (no secrets!) --so stay tombed...
THOIA celebrates Father's Day today with an appropriately themed time-travelin' tale o'terror, illustrated by Dick Ayers and Ernie Bache ...
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A British member of Parliament experiences an ominous omen that changes the course of his life.
Adapted from Eerie Adventures Issue 01, Winter 1951. Preview of Death is in the public domain!
Music: Something Sinister Awaits You by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio
A beautiful, seemingly benign bouquet of flowers leads to murder and mayhem.
Adapted from Black Cat Mysteries Issue #31, Oct 1951. Bloody Red Rose by Rudy Palais. This work is in the public domain!
Music: Exorcism by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio
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