Haunted Horror #13

Frank Thompson’s delayed flight should have been a minor inconvenience—until the plane crashes and he finds himself not among the dead, but in a haunting city of lost souls. Trapped in a place where time and memory blur, he must outrun unseen forces in a relentless chase through streets that feel too familiar.

In "Death a la Carte," a man's cruel decision to let his mentally handicapped cousin starve—just to claim the inheritance—comes back to haunt him in the most literal way. When the cousin's ghost returns, the man must face the consequences of his actions, one chilling meal at a time.

In "The Paper Ghost," a man’s betrayal leads to a gruesome death in a paper mill’s acid vat—only for his spirit to rise through the very products he once helped create. As newspapers, cups, and other paper goods carry his presence, the murdered partner begins a haunting made of ink and memory, turning the mundane into a vessel of vengeance.

In "The Collector," Hunter Thaddeus Stevens—a man who has spent his life gathering rare and dangerous specimens—finds himself hunted by a terrifying mirror of his own making. When a clone born from a mysterious life-giving pool begins tracking him, his obsession with possession takes a deadly, personal turn.

In "A Rose Is a Rose," a haunting tale from Haunted Horror #13, young Tommy—whose mind perceives the world in ways no one else can—struggles to reconcile his gift with the lies told by his new foster parents. As he begins to question their assurances that flowers don’t suffer, the truth about their deception begins to bloom in ways no one could have predicted.