Creepsville

From 1991 to the present, Go-Go Comics’ Creepsville is a five-issue horror anthology series that dives into a small town’s darkest secrets, blending eerie atmosphere with pulp-style chills. Most associated with the writing and art of Frank Kurtz (also credited as Franklin J. Kurtz) and Stephen D. Smith, the series stands out for its painted covers and interiors by artist Jeff Butler, lending a moody, textured look to its tales of the macabre. Though short-lived, it’s a cult curiosity for fans of 1990s independent horror comics, capturing a time when small-press books could still deliver unsettling, creator-driven frights.