Spookhouse

A singular, self-contained horror anthology from Congress Press, Spookhouse (1990–present) collects the unsettling visions of writers Alan Marquis, Clobe B'jah, and Gregor Grice, all brought to life by artist Patrick Farncombe. Its lone issue stands as a curious artifact of the early-90s indie comics scene, a tight, atmospheric showcase of macabre short stories that feels more like a lost cult pamphlet than a continuing series. For completists of small-press horror, it's a brief but potent snapshot of a particular creative moment.