CAULDRON OF HORROR (2022)

All original weird horror anthology from AC featuring a trio of stories: A winged demon pursues a victim across wind-swept moors in "One Of These Days"; a mysterious idol transforms a lady archeologist in "Statue Got Me High"; and new fatherhood overwhelms in "Baby Boomer." All three stories are written by Mark Heike; "'Statue" and "'Boomer" are illustrated by him as well. "One of These Days" is pencilled By Dave Matsuoka and inked by Heike.

Second weird horror anthology starts with "Demonic Mummy" where cinematic horror gets too real ( by legendary horror writer DON GLUT); followed by "Our Arachnephobia" where evil is more than skin deep, and "Family Hairloom"-a sasquatch search turns surprising!  Cover art by Pat Broderick and Bill Black!

Another choice trifecta of original weird horror in the AC Comics style. See fear with a feline slant in "Cat'Astrophy", then vampires stalk the night in "Suite Tooth"; and is the end in sight in "Time of Doom"? Macabre contemporary fantasy informed by a traditional comics continuity approach.

Another terrifying trio of scary contemporary stories in a classic comic book style. Brace yourself for a desperate bargain gone wrong in "Till Death Do Us Part"; a creative dispatch for a traditional monster in "Gag Me With A Spoon," and forensic frights with "Right Around The Coroner."

More great stories! Almost a half dozen macabre masterpieces including "Mark of t`he Beast," "Hunting Trip at the Lovecraft Estate," "Paris 1930," "Frankenstein Vs. The Hunchback of Notre Dame" and another adventure of Djustine, female monster hunter. An issue-wide celebration of Gothic horror in full color!

Five more chilling scare tales in full color! "The Beast of Gevaudan," "Djustine vs. The Wolf Man," "'Till Death Do Us Part," "The Mark of the Beast," and "The Scarecrow"! Art by Val Mayeric, Alessio Nocerino, and six other greats! No one else in comics does horror like this!

Another quartet of terrifying tales, including the Universally fascinating "All Monsters Together"; "Francis Cthulu"-girl meets squid monster; "Djustine vs. The Sisters of Darkness"-lady monster hunter battles a cult; and nasty napping in "Inside A Dream." No one else in comics does horror like this!

Half-humans abound in this trilogy of lycanthropic lore, including 'Pantera,' the tragic story of a soul who is half-man and half-jungle cat; 'March of the Beast' explores the theme of (beast)man's inhumanity to man, and 'Wolfskin' poses the question does human change into werewolf, or is it really vice-versa?