Haunted Horror #31

In "The Death Head!", poor but handsome Henry Jeffery marries wealthy Anne for her money—only to meet a gruesome end when her loyal servant Looel and friend Vejar use Ju-Jube magic to preserve his head as part of their macabre collection.

In "The Web of the Spider," Professor Durando takes desperate measures when his peers dismiss his theories, turning his experimental serum on himself in a bid to prove his claims—only to unleash a transformation that spirals beyond his control. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, this chilling five-page tale from Haunted Horror #31 (2017) explores the fine line between science and monstrosity, where the mind may be the most dangerous experiment of all.

In "If the Noose Fits - Wear It!", two friends find themselves drawn to a enigmatic woman at a museum, only to be entangled in a strange obsession after purchasing tiny souvenir nooses—relics said to be made from the rope of a witch hanged centuries ago. As the trinkets begin to grow in size, their fascination twists into something far more unsettling.

When Katie’s obsession with John Hale turns deadly, her murder sets off a strange transformation—sparked by a black cat leaping over her corpse. Now a vampire, she’s caught between her lingering desires and a new, hunger-driven existence.

When an expedition in Peru goes wrong, Larry Graham is buried alive after a cave-in orchestrated by his rival. Trapped in the dark, he transforms into a monstrous mole, driven by a hunger for human blood. Now hunted and hunting in equal measure, Larry stalks the underground tunnels, closing in on the man who left him for dead.

In the sweltering depths of the Amazon, a woman is taken by amphibious creatures reminiscent of classic horror legends, their intentions far from benign. When her boyfriend races into the jungle to save her, he must outwit a hidden tribe of scaly beings before they crown her their queen.

When two brothers meet a hauntingly beautiful woman at a funeral, their fascination turns eerie after she directs them to a curio shop selling tiny coffins—coffins that start growing in size, no matter how carefully they’re stored.