Haunt of Fear #6

In "A Strange Undertaking..." from Haunt of Fear #6, undertaker Ezra Deepley quietly tends to the dead—until an epidemic sweeps through his town, giving him a chilling chance to settle old scores with the powerful citizens who wronged him. With each burial, he turns his grief and resentment into something far darker, blurring the line between duty and retribution.

In "So They Finally Pinned You Down!", a lonely drifter awakens to a hunger he can't name, drawn to a woman he can't remember. Haunted by fleeting visions and blood-soaked revelations, he chases shadows through the night, each moment of clarity ending in horror he doesn’t understand. The story unfolds with a quiet dread, tracing his desperate, confused journey through a world that sees him as a monster long before he does.

In "A Grave Gag!!," Jo, a family member known more for his pranks than his presence, takes his joke too far during a funeral—only to find himself trapped in a coffin, screaming as his own family refuses to believe the act is real. The story unfolds with chilling irony, turning a moment of macabre humor into a desperate, silent plea for help.

In "Cheese, That's Horrible!", the guilt-ridden owner of a cheese factory is haunted by the ghostly glow of a dead partner’s eyes, trapped in a nightmare where cheese becomes a sickening lure and the past claws back from the vat. The story unfolds in a chilling, surreal spiral of paranoia and retribution, where every bite of cheese feels like a memory.