Spatter

A short-lived but vividly grotesque horror anthology from Spatter Publications, Spatter ran for four issues in the mid-1980s as a showcase for writer-artist Karl Rempel’s singular vision. Rempel filled its pages with lurid, splatterpunk-tinged tales of monsters, madness, and mayhem, rendered in a raw, energetic style that captured the era’s appetite for unapologetically gruesome comics. Though brief, the series stands as a pure, unfiltered artifact of the pre-Code horror revival, remembered by fans for its unflinching commitment to shock and atmosphere.