Creepy #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Human Nature" in Creepy #2 (2009) delivers a chilling dive into obsession and desperation, as a man’s meticulously planned murder-suicide unravels in grotesque fashion. Written by Joe R. Lansdale and brought to life with stark, unsettling art by Rahsan Ekedal, the story unfolds with quiet dread and escalating horror. The cover, a haunting piece by Eric Powell, perfectly captures the issue’s grim tone.
In a world where fuel is scarce, Jo stumbles upon a terrifying innovation: a car powered by human flesh. As the line between desperation and horror blurs, she finds herself drawn into a nightmare that’s already running on the wrong kind of fuel.
In "Drawn Out," a man consumed by jealousy sets a chilling plan in motion, believing he can end it all with his lover in a final, shared moment. But when the act of suicide falters, his carefully controlled descent into oblivion begins to unravel in ways he never imagined.
In "The Curse, Part Two," Jude discovers his unsettling ability to bend others' perceptions—first a source of fear, then a tool he learns to wield. As he gains control, he's drawn into a dangerous arrangement with a client whose twisted desires push his power to its limits.
In "The Shadow of the Axe!" from Creepy #2 (2009), a young boy's world unravels when he discovers the horrifying truth about his father—his quiet demeanor hides a terrifying secret. As the weight of that revelation settles, the line between fear and familiarity begins to blur in ways that promise no easy escape.
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Reprinted in Creepy #1 (2011)
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