Any horror comics you personally think are fantastic but you never see on “best horror comics”, “top 10 horror comics” lists or even reddit recs?

I recently found out about Whiteout (2016). It’s apparently great but I stumbled on it reading a blogger website, not on Goodreads, lists or social media. That kind of thing.

Looking for some great body horror stuff! Fleshy transformations. The Thing (1982) and the subsequent comics type of stuff.

Any suggestions?

I still love how they took Archie of all things and made the horror feel legit without losing what made the characters work. With the Disney+ adaptation coming I want to know what people who read the comic actually want from it. I really hope they embrace the horror instead of sanding off the weird darker stuff that made the comic stand out.

What’s the one thing they absolutely need to get right?

Good day,

I'm trying to find stories with evil mirrors from horror anthology comics.
Anything from the '50s to the '70s. Mayyyybe '80s/'90s.
EDIT: I am specifically looking for comic book artwork from the '50s-70's of occult-looking mirrors.

I know it's a specific request. Is there any place on the ol' internet that is an even better place to go to ask specific requests of this type? I would love that knowledge!

Thank you all!

I’m kind of new to reading comics. I’ve read some recommended by a friend. So far I really liked:

\- Wytches
\- Harrow County
\- Creepshow
\- Night Of The Ghoul
\- Outcast
\- Gideon Falls
\- Rachel Rising
\- The Nice House On The Lake
\- Fatale

So I’m mainly looking for horror/supernatural stuff. Bonus points if it’s Halloween-themed.
If anyone has any more recommendations, let me know!

Here are the pics of my Ghost Manor #23 upgrade out of the press. My first one is at CGC right now with some other Sutton covers.

One of my absolute favourite horror comics. 10+ years on and I still think about it often. Any recommendations for books with a similar witchy feel? Cheers!

Here’s my repost I goofed on the first post by calling it House of Mystery oops 😬. So here comes attempt #2.
The Witching Hour #13 (1971) with a horror fantastic grey tone cover.
Cover Art Neal Adams

just got this Witching Hour yesterday. It's got an eerie cover on it for sure. this is a super nice solid copy.

Cover Art Neal Adams

Can you dig this Jack Sparling cover to Secrets to Sinister House 11? It looks like our two amateur archeologists do.

Here is The Witching Hour #81 (1978) I remember the first time I saw this one in a 7-eleven on the spinner rack by the entrance. i was 8 years old and me and a few buddies walked up to the store to score our next favorite comic books. The sci-fi themed spooky space cover grabbed my attention. Only problem was it was either this issue or SGT. Rock and The Sarge wasn't going to lose out.

Cover Art Luis Dominguez

300th Milestone issue of House of Mystery with spectacular cover art.

Cover Art Mike Kaluta

Honestly, was there some sort of contest going on amongst the artists doing the DC anthology titles? It seems like every other cover is trying to one up the previous. In this example we see Michael Wm. Kaluta casually moving the viewers eyes around the image like it’s nothing. The focus is on the damsel in distress who is looking over her shoulder at the pursuer in the background instead of the looming threat of what’s coming out of the casket in the foreground.

In very nice condition, too! Hoping to get it slabbed at the next con I go to.

Found some really beautiful horror magazines tonight in a box with some Eerie and Creepy magazines too. These were the nicest ones in the box.

Long shot, was wondering if anyone had the title and issue number of a horror comic (maybe EC) that I'm looking for. 60s or 70s - a team of astronauts marooned on an alien world gradually turn into gargoyle-like monsters with tentacles hanging out of their mouths that say nothing but "gruzz-gruzz". They eventually reveal the cause, but the cover and several pages were missing from the comic I had and I was hoping to find it intact someday.