Psycho #15
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis is an all-ghoul horror anthology issue. One story follows a group of exhausted travelers—including a man named Peter and a woman named Tina—who trek through a dangerous jungle and climb a mountain, only to encounter vampire bats and discover the landscape is haunted by supernatural forces. Another story, "The House of Demons," depicts a man named Innocent and his wife arriving at an uncle's mansion in Maine, where they learn the estate is called "Demon House" by locals due to its sinister reputation and the uncle's mysterious nature. A third story features a protagonist pursued by an unseen, creeping force of darkness that manifests as a terrifying, visible evil that brings overwhelming fear and dread.
A young woman discovers an ancient, disturbingly detailed guide to mummification while exploring a forgotten archive, its step-by-step instructions eerily precise and chillingly specific. As she reads, the line between historical curiosity and something far more sinister begins to blur, hinting at a ritual that may not be meant for study alone.
In a forgotten dungeon in 17th-century France, a wrongfully imprisoned nobleman, consumed by rage and a thirst for vengeance, pretends to be dead in hopes of escaping his prison cell and exacting brutal retribution on the 13 conspirators who destroyed his life. As he lies motionless, awaiting his chance to break free, the line between madness and survival blurs—his mind fixated on the gruesome fate he plans for each of his tormentors.
A young woman named Tina struggles with a terrifying bloodlust after a crew member’s death on a remote ship, confessing her curse to a man named Peter while the crew hunts a mysterious killer they believe to be a ghoul. As fear spreads and the body count rises, the crew is forced to confront the possibility that the creature stalking them may not be a monster of legend—but something far more personal and inescapable.
Vincent De Maine and his wife arrive at his uncle’s isolated, foreboding mansion, where the reclusive Sinclair De Maine lies dying. As tensions rise between the couple and the eerie household, strange occurrences and unsettling secrets begin to surface—especially when a mysterious nurse’s hidden actions hint at something far more sinister than mere caretaking.
A small-town chief and two men investigate a series of gruesome discoveries in the graveyard, where bones show impossible damage and a chilling silence follows each night. As fear mounts and the evidence points to something beyond human, the chief struggles to believe in a threat he cannot see—until the sound of darkness returns, and the truth becomes impossible to ignore.
In a decaying ghost town where the past refuses to stay buried, a once-celebrated ballerina named Monique Montagne is remembered with reverence—though she’s long dead. A jealous rival, Suzette Det Elst, clings to life in the ruins, consumed by envy and guilt, as the line between memory, madness, and the supernatural begins to blur. The story unfolds through haunting echoes of performance, obsession, and a laugh that refuses to die.
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Reprinted in Creepy #74 (1985), Fright #5 (1988), Ghouls #1 (1989), The Mammoth Book of Best Horror Comics #[nn] (2008)
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