Haunted Horror #35
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Date with a Corpse," Prague's glass-blowing apprentice Anton takes a dangerous gamble to win Maria's affection, crafting a haunting satyr's head from quartz unearthed in a forbidden graveyard. The process unravels his mind, twisting his vision until the world itself seems alive with monstrous echoes—leading to a descent into violence no one sees coming. Cover by Art Saaf, art by Ken Rice.
In "Date with a Corpse," a twisted obsession drives the gravedigger Dino to a horrifying act, luring the beautiful Maria into a fate far beyond death. As he prepares for his macabre rendezvous, the line between desire and dread blurs in a chilling embrace that defies the grave.
In "Death Writes the Horoscope," gangster Vince Yorga discovers he can summon the demons of the zodiac—only to find that power comes with a price he never expected. As his greed grows, the very forces he commands begin to turn on him, setting in motion a fate far darker than any he could have orchestrated.
In "The Hand of Glory," a cursed artifact forged from the hand of a long-dead thief grants its bearer the power to steal anything—anyone—without consequence. But when the spell is finally broken, the hand’s vengeful spirit awakens, and its long-buried fury begins to stir.
In Prague, apprentice glassblower Anton is desperate to win the affection of the aloof Maria, so he risks everything to craft a masterpiece from quartz mined from a forbidden graveyard. The process unravels his mind, twisting his vision until he sees the devilish satyr in every face—and in his fury, he begins to kill. The story's chilling descent into madness is rendered with haunting precision in this 7-page tale.
In "Kiss and Kill," John finds unexpected connection at a friendship club, drawn to Heather’s charm and grace—until their love story begins to unravel in ways that twist the very idea of intimacy. Written by an unnamed author and illustrated by an unnamed artist, this chilling five-page tale from Haunted Horror #35 (2018) turns the promise of romance into something far more unsettling.
In "Mark of Violence," the weight of tradition falls on the mayor as he oversees the ritual binding of a captured vampire, a duty meant to ensure the creature stays dead. But beneath the solemn rites, a darker ambition stirs—his secret plan to profit from the beast’s head by selling it to a city museum.
In "The Rat Man," charming exterminator Sylvan Pims wins the heart of wealthy Rose Barstow, only to unleash a horrifying secret on their wedding day—his rats, once controlled, begin to feast without stopping. Written by an unnamed scribe and illustrated by an unnamed artist, this chilling tale from Haunted Horror #35 turns a romantic union into a grotesque descent, where love and betrayal are fed by something far more sinister than the human heart.
In "The House!" from Haunted Horror #35, the Morgan family settles into a new home with a chilling secret—Bates, the house’s loyal butler, has vowed to kill anyone who dares live there. As Arnold Morgan uncovers a way to banish the malevolent spirits haunting the estate, he soon realizes some horrors aren’t so easily exorcised.
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