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r/HorrorComics is supportive of independent artists. New horror content will always be welcome in this subreddit.
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Has anyone attempted to compile a list all the horror anthology comics that have been published since the first one came out back in 1947?
I'm guessing there are more than 500 different titles. It's no easy feat. But surely someone out there is crazy enough...
For me animal man by jeff lemire is one example
My new horror anthology comic, Hellscape Americana is available now at https://pat-higgins.com/product/hellscape/
Award-winning cartoonist and illustrator Pat Higgins is proud to unveil Hellscape Americana, a chilling one-man horror anthology that blends dark satire with spine-tingling storytelling. As the follow-up to his breakout series Pulp Bytes (Scout Comics, 2023), this collection marks the debut title from his new publishing imprint, Pulp Bytes Press.
In Hellscape Americana, Higgins brings readers a series of twisted tales that explore the horrors lurking in everyday life: • A thief who gets more than he bargained for. • A pet store with unsettling secrets. • A child’s drawing that hints at a lurking terror. • Cursed shipwrecks, mysterious packages, and more.
Each story pulls readers into a world where the ordinary turns extraordinary—and deadly. Combining eerie visuals with sharp social commentary, Higgins delivers a haunting narrative experience that fans of EC Comics, The Twilight Zone, and Black Mirror will love.
“Hellscape Americana is a reflection of the fears and anxieties of modern life,” says Higgins. “It’s a collection of stories that take familiar situations and twist them into something unsettling and strange.”
Hello r/horrorcomics!
Zac here, one of the co-creators of a new eco/cosmic horror series, INTO THE UNBEING. To be reductive, the book is Alien meets Annihilation. The series follows 4 climate scientists who venture into the mouth of a sprawling eldritch corpse. The first graphic novel released today.
You can check out the publisher page for more info about the actual series. Here's some of Hayden Sherman's gorgeous interior art.
I would be happy to answer any questions folks may have about the book/writing or making comics in general.
Rec — Mage and the Endless Unknown by SJ Miller
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I personally was never allowed to read horror comics growing up but always wanted to after a sleepover at a friend’s house. We stayed up all night reading them from her brother’s collection. I am a parent now and I sorta see both sides of the coin. Did any of you start an early age? And did it mess you up in anyway that made you think this should be for an older audience?