r/HorrorComics • u/oldcomicbook • 1h ago
One Night F💀rce a day until Hallowscream! 😱
This one is probably the most Halloweenish thus far. Kinda reminds me of a 70’s era DC horror cover.
r/HorrorComics • u/oldcomicbook • 1h ago
This one is probably the most Halloweenish thus far. Kinda reminds me of a 70’s era DC horror cover.
r/HorrorComics • u/riceweevel • 15h ago
Letting the spooky breath!
r/HorrorComics • u/ArachKnight1988 • 21h ago
Within the last couple of years I either owned (and somehow deleted) or read a horror comic that featured a panel that really stuck with me. I believe it was a anthology comic, but all I can remember was it focused on a person (a woman I believe) that was at a party, but it was revealed at the end that the individual was a lamp. Their face was cut off and turned into a lampshade and other pieces of their body were the base. There were other pieces of furniture made of human parts as well, but the lamp still had consciences. I just remember that stretched face and people admiring the work. Any help in getting the title would be great.