A Haunt of Fears: The Strange History of the British Horror Comics Campaign

A single-issue, non-fiction comic from Pluto Press (1984), A Haunt of Fears examines the moral panic and censorship campaigns that targeted British horror comics in the mid-20th century. Written and drawn by Martin Barker, it uses a mix of reportage and comics to document the social history behind the scare, making it a key artifact for understanding how horror comics were once viewed as a corrupting influence.