horror graphic novels

Features adaptations of nine stories of horror, fantasy, and comedy by Bram Stoker, presented in black-and-white graphic novel form.

Graphic novel adaptations of several of Edgar Allen Poe's poems and short stories, including "The Tell-tale heart," "The Masque of the Red Death," "Hop-Frog," and "The murders in the Rue Morgue.".

In "Fear, " Aiko must bring young girls home to make a new face for her beautiful sister Momoko after she is disfigured in an accident; and in "The Coincidental Letter, " Yoko sends an insulting letter to a made-up girl at a made-up address as a joke only to discover that the girl and the address are real and everything in the letter begins to come true.

The village of Tepes hires a vampire slayer known only as "D" to investigate after an onslaught of attacks from vampires who are not restricted to nighttime activity.

In a story told from two different viewpoints, in 1984, orphan Yoshiro Tanaka finds a strange cassette tape that, when played, awakens a blood-thirsty creature that has been slumbering for a century beneath the streets of Tokyo. That same cassette may hold the key to saving his life and ending the odd dreams he has had since he was four. Includes information about the creation of the book.

High school student Bethany Farmer is swept off her feet by foreign exchange student Allein Atwood, but when savage creatures are set loose in suburbia to hunt him down, Bethany's entire town turns upside down.

A graphic adaptation of Mary Shelley's novel about the hysteria that ensues when Dr. Victor Frankenstein creates a monster and subsequently casts it out into a horrified community.

As a young, distressed servant girl in London in the late nineteenth century, thinking that her friend Eleanor is murdered and the body snatched, the reader is asked to make choices to determine the outcome of the story.