Fright

From 1988 to 1989, Malibu Comics unleashed Fright, a 12-issue horror anthology that reveled in visceral, EC-style shocks and supernatural dread. The series was a showcase for a rotating team of writers including Al Hewetson, Alan Hewetson, and Ed Fedory, with artists like Jesús Durán, Francisco Cueto, and the pseudonymous Madman delivering moody, grotesque visuals. Fright stands as a gritty, unapologetic entry in the late-'80s black-and-white horror boom, offering a raw and unflinching take on the genre that still resonates with fans of classic fright comics.