Haunted Horror #14 Review

The horrors of the world are very much done in this cool anthology that features horror comics from different eras. Is it worth reading? Read on to find out more.

Official Description:

A very special issue of spook-tacular tales handpicked by heinous horror host, Mr. Karswell, infamous for his spine-tingling web collection of pre-code horror, thehorrorsofitall.blogspot.com. Zombies, ghosts, man-eaters, and more gore than your mangled little mops can ever hope to handle await! You’ll lose you head over the Shelly Moldoff cover! You’ll scream with delight over the banned comics, “Death’s Revenge”, “Horror of the Cannibal’s Dinner”, “The Murderous Mimics”, “Headless Horror”, “I Walked at Midnight”, “The Devil from the Deep” and too much more!

So if you know anything about me then you know that horror is my game. This series has been a fun one because it has given us tons of looks into the horror world from different years. It, also, has a nice tie together with Mr. Karswell. I think my favorite was Death’s Revenge. It has some great scary moments and thrilling moments. I will say that not all of the stories are very good. It is a hit a miss but most of this comic has been but when they are good they are really good.

There are lots of various writers on this comic so it’s hard to pinpoint just one but they all have elements that make the stories special. Even the ones I don’t like, still have moments that are fantastic. It is a really great time to read these.

Doug Wildley, Tony Mortellaro, Lee Ames, and Various all have different styles that make this anthology worth looking into. Depending on the story, it does have a distinct feel to each one that is brought together by the art.

Haunted Horror #14 has some great stories and neat styles.