
A haunting anthology of short comic stories and a gothic tale, exploring ghostly and paranormal themes with a spooky, Halloween vibe.
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A haunting anthology of short comic stories and a gothic tale, exploring ghostly and paranormal themes with a spooky, Halloween vibe.
There are two noncomics contributions: Allie's interview with a spiritualist medium and "Thurnley Abbey," a rattling good gothic short story by Perceval Landon (1869-1927), which Gary Gianni superbly illustrates by streamlining the manner of fin de siecle magazine art. Evan Dorkin and Jill Thompson's haunted doghouse tale, with its painterly blue-gray backdrops, wraps things up with feeling.
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Minor references to unsettling themes; no explicit scenes depicted.
Moderate depictions of creepy and disturbing imagery; some stories imply violence.
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Minor references to spiritualism and séances in an interview.
Major focus on hauntings, ghosts, and paranormal themes across stories.
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Minor unsettling themes of cruelty in haunting contexts.
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