There are deal of epic repulsion webcomics that pull us through the zombie apocalypse , observe missions with multi - species behemoth hunting watch , and track ogre both tragic and terrifying . But some horror are best experienced in bite size of it . Here are seven scarey short stories from the malefic minds of webcomickers .
His Face All Red by Emily Carroll : “ This man is not my buddy , ” says the narrator at the offset of Emily Carroll ’s comedian . In a town straight out of a fairy tale , two blood brother , one rich and powerful , the other poor and envious , go into the woods to mow down a fearsome savage . But what comes out of the woods is n’t quite the same as what went in . Charles Lutwidge Dodgson uses the odd pacing allowed by webcomics and a touch of the infinite canvass to amp up the creep factor .
Bongcheon - Dong Ghost by HORANG : Scroll down slowly and keep the sound on as you read this Korean comedian — often call the scariest webcomic of all time — free-base on an urban legend . A young girl is walking home alone one night when she spy a charwoman limping ahead of her , and gets a horrifying deterrent example in why you should n’t speak to dead alien .
An Old Man , Looking by Sam Costello and Diego Candia : It ’s unvoiced to plunk just one of Sam Costello ’s Split Lip repugnance comics , since it really count what form of panic attack you ’re in the humor for . Want completely redoubtable visuals ? Try“Face unsighted . ”For something a bit more sci - fi , there’s“Straw Men . ”“Mujer”has the feeling of a gruesome urban legend , while“Bad Radio”draws from real - mankind terrors . “ An Old Man , Looking , ” though , inhabit on that limited fear too many of us know : fright of losing our loved ones . And Costello refuses to give us the comfort of an unambiguous termination .
Ache by Mike Walton : tooth feature conspicuously in repugnance stories . When they ’re not chomp down on our necks , they seem to be go down out of our header . In this story from Walton ’s False Positive anthology , a huffy tooth leads to a much more disturbing Revelation of Saint John the Divine . See if that final nightmarish control board does n’t get baffle in your brain .
simulate Protection by Kevin Church and Paul Horn : This horror short from Kevin Church’sAgreeable Comicsstable is short , dewy-eyed , and bloody . It might make you think twice about pirate telecasting games .
The Little Green God of Agony by Stephen King and Dennis Calero : The master of revulsion himself gets into the webcomic act with this adaptation of his myopic account of the same name . The webcomic , which launched on October 15th and will run for a sum of eight weeks , involves an RN in the employ of wealthy Andrew Newsome , who has meet debilitating nuisance since he last a aeroplane crash . Newsome has hired every charlatan and witch medico in the book , and his latest do-or-die try is Reverend Rideout , a healer who arrogate he can “ kick out ” Newsome ’s pain .
The Witch ’s Scissors by Alana Yuen and Habe : In repulsion anthologyThe Midnight Tea Party , a crew of Gothic Lolita gals sit down about crunch cookies and spinning skittish report . The first one set about with a digital photograph of a specter that turns into a metaphysical schmoose discussion about the nature of supernatural images , one that speculates that ghosts and applied science get along all too well .
What other spooky webcomic narration should we be reading this Halloween ?
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