These horror comics are built to stay with you after you close the page. Haunted farmhouses, drowned towns, abandoned studios, cursed bloodlines and things that knock at 3:03 in the morning: every series on this page is an original horror comic from Marc Antony Comics, an independent publisher.
The horror graphic novels here cover a lot of ground. Some are classic monster stories with werewolves and old curses. Others are quiet and personal, about grief, guilt and the people who come back wrong. A few mix horror with superheroines who fight what crawls out of the dark. If you like scary graphic novels that take their time, start with any cover below.
Every horror comic book on the site has a free preview of the cover and first 3 pages, readable without an account. When you want to find out how it ends, All Access unlocks every full issue in every genre for $7.99 a month, and new issues release on the 15th of every month. Several horror titles are rated Mature, so check the tags on each book.
In the sunny town of Pell's Margin, librarian June Halloway has a perfect life, until yellow boxes appear over everyone's heads, narrating thoughts before anyone thinks them. No one else can see them. Then the mailman freezes in the street, her husband Tom disappears in the middle of breakfast, and every time he comes back, he is a little less right. June starts to notice the gaps in the day, and the things that live in them.
Larenn Chéry was walking home from her father's Queens Village bakery when a mugger's bullet took her life. But her grandmother's necklace, and an old family friend who knows the old ways, brought her back. Now Larenn can see the dead, walk through shadows, and draw strength from the full moon, and an ancient evil known as the Hollow King wants the power that brought her home.
Samantha Scott sees things no one else at Riverdale High can see: pale figures in the shadows, faces on the ceiling, something crawling down the stairs behind her. Everyone calls her the ghost girl. The counselor says it's grief. But when Samantha uncovers the story of a deadly cafeteria fire from 1966, she learns the ghosts aren't just following her. They've been waiting for her.
Hollow Pines High is coming down on Monday, but first the class of 2006 gets one last party inside its condemned halls. Paramedic Dana Whitlock returns against her better judgment, carrying a twenty year old secret about the cruelest prank the school ever pulled. As the reunion wears on, old classmates begin to vanish, and the smell of fresh sawdust drifts through a building that has been empty for two decades. Somewhere behind the sealed woodshop doors, a saw is spinning, and class is back in session.
Six weeks after her husband Daniel dies in a car accident, ER nurse Claire Ashby is barely holding together in their old farmhouse outside Harrow's End, Pennsylvania. Then, at exactly 3:03 one winter morning, three slow knocks wake her and her eight year old daughter Maisie. Through the front door comes Daniel's voice, soft and familiar, asking to be let in. Claire tells herself it is only grief, but the voice knows things only her husband could know, and it will be back tomorrow night.
Halloween night, and the abandoned Channel 9 studios open as the city's hottest haunted attraction. Special effects makeup artist Tasha Bell knows every fake wound in the building, which is how she spots the one thing in Studio B that is real. When the applause sign flickers on, the legend of the Wheel of Wonders massacre steps into the spotlight, and every phone in the room becomes a camera. Millions are watching. Millions are voting.
A brutal heat wave breaks into a storm, and three million people in Harrow City are plunged into darkness. Lineworker Nora Quill is sent into the oldest district to bring the grid back near the abandoned 1888 gasworks. Lampposts that should be dead begin to burn with a toxic green flame, and bodies start appearing on them with their eyes burned out. An old historian steps out of the rain with a legend, a satchel full of yellowed newspapers, and one warning: do not be standing in the dark when you hear the hiss.
A record drought drains the swamp outside Calusa Key and exposes the town that drowned in 1926. Former crime scene tech Mari Reyes, now a broke airboat guide, takes a TV crew out to film the ruins at night. Inside the sunken church, forty bodies sit in the pews, perfectly preserved and all facing the door. By morning two of the crew are missing, and the third walks into town humming a hymn nobody has sung in a hundred years.
Winona Redcloud was born Lakota and raised by a grandfather who taught her to track, to fight and to listen when the wolves call. When Blackstone Development comes for the family land and is told no, they come back before dawn with guns. What happens next shows Winona what the Wolf Spirit really is. Not a curse. Part of her.
Morgan O'Rourke grew up believing her family history was nothing more than stories. Then an ancient stone chamber is unearthed in the Irish hills, and a mercenary crew arrives to take the relic buried inside. Morgan gets there first. The Celtic Flame chooses her, the spirits of her ancestors rise beside her, and when the warlord Caolán tears open a gateway to the Shadow Realm, one woman stands between his dead army and all of Ireland.
On the night he turns eighteen, Jack wakes from a dream of blood, bullets and moonlight, and finds the wound from the dream on his arm. From her hospital bed his mother reveals the truth: his father was a baron from the old country, and the family carries an ancient curse. Jack and Topaz travel to Transylvania for answers, and find a diary that leads straight to Castle Dracula.
Elias Kane was always a bit different. Darker than most boys. His father carried the curse, and when Elias turned 18, it passed to him. Now the Wolfman walks the city at night, giving the beast blood only from monsters. But something older has broken out of its crypt. The Werewolf is no cursed man. It feeds on its own kind, it grows stronger, and it knows exactly who he is.
He has all the powers and keen senses of the wolf, expert fighting skills, and a pack that follows him anywhere. For three days Wolf Child has tracked the creature that killed a group of campers deep in the Pacific Northwest woods. Tonight, under a full moon, the trail ends. And Bigfoot is waiting. Includes a page of vintage style mail order ads.