What are some comics that make you feel like you're

That's kind of an interesting question. Comics are so reliant on you being the watcher in a way, like films.

I feel like films normally give you a freakout or make you paranoid about being watched by either 1. making you really project on someone/something in the film that's being watched or 2. setting up a scene/camera like a window so when something appears it's like you're being seen rather than the other way around.

You can kinda see that in your image with the telescope. I dunno if I know what other comics produce this effect though.

Animal Man by the end of the Morrison run.

>>91656604
Also Multiversity and All-Star Superman

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>>91656584
I think part of it is setting up a sense of solitude and lack of information that forces you, as a reader, to put more of your attention and thus yourself into the story. Then when you're met with something invasive, still image, but invasive and surprising, it puts you on edge.

I think it's also the fact that at any point you can just stop participating in reading, unlike a movie. So you still have the mindset without any sort of psychological signal that you're safe.

http://comic.naver.com/webtoon/detail.nhn?titleId=350217&no=31&weekday=tue

>>91656775
That's true. You can imagine like multiple dark pages breaking to a reveal and that is kind of a visual reveal/IT SEES YOU even in a comic book.

I think visual surprise is really interesting in comics because it plays so much into the construction of pages and panels, and it's different in physical and digital.

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Any comics that go for deep sea spook?

>>91657010
I know a manga, 6000.

>>91657010
Gyo

if by spook you mean farts

>>91656922
I think the position of the reveal would affect the surprise. Maybe a double-page spread with a monster hidden in the bottom-left corner, so your thumb covers it when you turn the page?

Kind of sucks to be jaded as fuck. I haven't felt disturbed or uneasy in ages.

>>91656496
Never understood that comic, like what's happening? What is she doing to that kid, why is the kid fucked up in the last panel

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Last spooky thread we had a pretty good stream of cartoon horror shorts. Anyone want another?

>>91657284
Is that an actual question?

Fuck yeah, I love these.

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Is this a /co/ horror thread?

>>91657284
Yeah.

>>91656604
>>91656667
Plebs

>>91661987
that is kind of spooky.

it's the eyes.

the eyes and the weird veins on the edges of the face

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>>91663644

>>91661697
>>91657651

https://www.watch2gether.com/rooms/spookathon-5x6iugqtj4d2zru6hd

>>91661987
Great, im startled. Fuck you

>see OP
>immediately three loud knocks on BACK door
>no one out there
It's over for me, goodbye /co/, I've always liked you.

Does anyone have the /fit/ ghost greentext story where the /fit/zen goes insne with the ghost in his house and actually scares the ghost ?

>>91661987
>as a nagging feeling tells them that someone is standing behind them
But she's looking to the side of me, not behind me.

>>91663718
That's knocking hornet, it's season.

>>91661987
That a cheesy fakelton macguffin.

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>>91663665
>spooky painting.png.gif

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S O M E B O D Y ' S
W A T C H I N G
M E E E E E E E E

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>>91657284
One of the most unsettling shorts I've seen in years, from the anthology "Fear(s) of the Dark". The way it plays with strange sounds and vague shapes barely seen in the dark makes my hair stand on end every time.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=QyWKEZ8CKYw

Enjoy.

>>91664120
Wonderful short, m8, added to the list

>>91656496
What's this comic (or manga?) from? I SWEAR I've seen it before somewhere a really long time ago but can't remember the source...

Is it a Junji Ito story? It looks like his style.

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>>91664316
Nope, it's by a russian cryptoartist named Uno Moralez

>>91663768
he doesn't go insane he's got no time for ghost bullshit

>>91664120
That was probably the most effective of all the shorts in that film, story-wise. Nothing explicitly supernatural yet it was still an awful fate.

>>91657243
Not knowing is why its scary.

It provides a strong sense of unease.

http://unomoralez.com/

http://unomoralez.tumblr.com/

>>91664369
Ah okay.

It reminded me so much of one of Junji Ito's stories I legit thought it was his.

Didn't know that Russians could make some extremely horrifying shit though. JESUS CHRIST just look at that shit...

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>>91664433
>>91664369

>>91656496

I had a book of scary stories as a kid that were pretty damn good. One of them reminds me of that.

A man begins building a puzzle at his kitchen table. As he keeps building, he sees the picture begins to form a creepy face. As he keeps going it gets fucking scarier and scarier, he's not even paying attention really to the rest of it because he wants to see what this really fucking creepy face is staring at. When he finishes he realizes that its the kitchen window.

"And the face...the face was there too."

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You are now acutely aware of how dark it is outside your window and how at any moment someone or something could suddenly appear there looking at you.

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>>91664509
Joke's on you, I have the blinders shut and it could be... standing there... without me... knowing...

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>>91664487

>>91664509
FUCK YOU

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>>91664539
If there's two of them, one just has to start trying to break in your window at the front side while the other just waits in the backyard for you to run there.

Unless you try and get away upstairs. Then all they have to do is block the door and light a fire. If you try and jump, those broken legs won't get you away from them.

By the way, don't go in the cellar. Just. Don't.

>>91664591
Walking Dead isn't really much of a horror comic.

Gore, drama, but not horror.
At its best its been like a thriller story.

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>>91656604
Invisibles did it better

>>91657243
>What is she doing to that kid
unbirthing

>>91664509
This fear gains a lot of substance if you're unfamiliar with wild animals and move out of the city. Too many things are active at night. Owls are fucking bastards, and I understand now why they're the suspected cause for so much paranormal shit.

>>91664487
great now I'm craving lsd

>>91664792
Story time! NPR told me that they can sweep the hat off your head and potentially kill you. I live in a suburb with great horned owls and coyotes and I've had run ins with both at night, but they still don't compare to the deer that almost collided with me while I was riding my bike.

>>91663718
ARM YOURSELF AND GIRD THY LOINS

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You guys know how fungus works, right?

It starts with a little spore. Just a tiny speck of dust, like a floating tentacle monster embryo.

If it gets onto a substance it can survive in it grows tiny roots and digs itself in. Not roots like a tree, these roots are like tiny fiberclass organic strands. So thin, they can branch out and surround the surrounding area until there's more thread than meat.
Then they begin to secrete a strong digestive acid, turning the meat around them into a soft pulp; its not an unfair comparison to say it does on the inside what a spider does to the outside while it liquifies the insides of an insect to consume.

The fungus grows until it can release more spores. Sometimes it will passively emit them, like breathing, using a small nub that erupts through the skin of its host; if scratched or damaged it will simply release all the spores it has inside at once, filling the area with its tiny tentacle embryonic offspring. If its tendrils meet another of its kind, the two will merge and become like a single entity; a large growth will erupt where they have met, which will exhale spores in a vast radius. As more and more of these spores are released and meet the surrounding area becomes like a single organism made up of hundreds of thousands of acid-emitting hairs. Once these hairs overtake the host entirely, filling every crevice of its body until there's no more room to move and grow, they expand outwards, making the subject that is far more fungus than its original state resemble a cotton ball, or appropriately enough a creature caught in a spiderweb.

>>91664120
>instead of yelling help he just screams hey

>>91664509
>in a shitty part of the city with warehouses and flood lights everywhere
Crackheads are the real monsters here and I can shoot them. Wish I lived in the country so I can at least be killed by a skinwalker.

>>91664843
This is some real shit man. I used to live in SE Pennsylvania, and there is nothing more fucking terrifying than seeing on of those big horned buck bastards on the edge of a wooded back road or leaping the fuck across as you're taking a corner.

Headlights crawling up anything unexpected is a pretty fucked feeling come to think of it.

>>91664993
>tfw uncle used to bait the highway near his house and ram into deer with a big ass ford kitted with a deer bar
The trick is to speed up and then slow down, several tins of steel will do the job at even 20 miles an hour.

He's in jail now for selling meth to the mennoites.

>>91661987
She's watching me right now? This is going to makea masturbating so much better.

>>91665084
Yeah, I drove a fucking Plymouth Reliant at the time so that wasn't really an option. Took out two of the bastards without killing the car though.

>>91665169
Pray you never hit a moose. Those things kill cars easily, and will probably kill you as well

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Fuck this thread. I'm officially spooked.

>>91664843
I just considered their calls an unsettling nuisance, because it vaguely resembles people shouting at times, such as when they perch right outside my bedroom window. But that hat shit is an actual threat. Now I feel like every time I saw one glide overheard without losing my scalp was a lucky break.

>>91664910
Shore is a good thing complex organisms have this wonderful thing called an immune system.

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>>91656496
It's something I've always found Mignola in particular excels at. The fact that he rarely illustrates pupils gives an impression of eyes staring straight out at the reader since they don't indicat a direction. Coupled with this is how he devotes panels to statues, paintings, and pictures in his pages. They're atmospheric and give a sense of history/depth/weight, but always leave you with the impression that they've been watching for decades themselves.

>>91664509
Dum dum, I go for night walks in the woods all the time. I'm drinking a beer preparing for one right now. Worst thing out there is hobos. Coyotes and deer ain't got shit if you make a lot of noise while walking. Hell, greentext time.

>get home around 11:30 from work
>warm summer night 72F
>time to walk in the woods
>light up a cigar (place I work at is a booze and cigar store)
>hike for an hour through dead red oaks (common disease killed em) and buckthorn (invasive shit) only seeing skunks, the occasional bat, and hearing owls
>near full moon, no leaves on dead trees, everything bathed in pale moonlight
>finally reach the swampy pond that marks my turning point
>moon reflected on the pond, crickets and frogs creating a familiar soundscape
>this is why I walk at night; complete bliss
>suddenly yips and squeals erupt from behind me
>coyotes? I didn't see any on the path to the pond
>to the left of the forest that I walked through is a prairie reserve, a meticulously kept endangered biome, wide open plains of grass and mud
>I turn on the flashlight of my phone
>dozens of eyes light up 30 feet from me
>yipping intensifies
>only options are the mile long unmarked path through dead oak trees or a mad dash to the highway that cuts through the forest
>highway is across the pond with the nearest route taking me towards the coyotes
>decide to back slowly towards the highway bringing myself closer to those blue reflective eyes
>they don't make a sound
>they don't even move
>they just watch
>as I round the pond, getting closer to a 60~ yard dash through muddy prairie to my goal, I hear them begin to yip
>several of the pairs of blue eyes begin to move
>instinctively start SWEARING AT THE TOP OF MY LUNGS and get the fuck out of there
>FUGGIN PISS SHITTING YOTE ASS FUGGERS EAT CUNT FUUUCK
>blind run
>jump highway barrier
>6 mile walk home, muddy and startled

Shit. I know yotes don't normally mess with people, but I've never seen over 10 coyotes at once.

>>91665264
Yeah, heard about those bastards from a canadian buddy. Lost any ideas about moving that far north when I realizd how damn big they actually got.

>>91664843
How the fuck can owl kill you? It can scrape at your head but that's a trip to the ER at worst.

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Stone age spoops

>>91665421
A raptor's incredibly sharp talons being gored into your skill by surprisingly powerful muscles while the bird itself is traveling some 60-90 miles an hour. It's not going to rip your head off, but if it goes low and gets the base of your neck near your spine and tags your jugular an owl absolutely CAN kill you. They just often don't because they know your skull isn't a field mouse or a cat.

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>>91665421
I've had a duck collide with my head. That thing was as solid as a rock, left a massive knot on my forehead and had me dizzy as hell. Owls are even larger and lead with their talons. Going at a good speed? That'll kill you.

>>91657010
There's no way in hell that's actually Nessie. Everyone knows by now that Nessie is a ghost.

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>>91664369
>>91664487

>>91656775
>feathered dinosaurs aren't scary they said
>they just look like a turkey they said

Well they were full of shit

>>91665405
The moose around me (eastern Canada) are apparently small for their species, with the Bulls "only" being 6 foot 6 tall and 805 pounds heavy

>>91665702
>>~half a godAMNED TON
>>small

Yeah, you can keep em m8

>>91665897
Dude, all that fucking meat, I want them somwhere beyond the northern most parts and finally have a reason to buy a .45-70.

>>91664120
Absolutely excellent. A definite must watch for unsettling animation.

>>91656496
Watchmen

>>91665702
I live in Alaska, and I just got back from a 10 minute walk around the block for some fresh air.
I almost ran into TWO different moose in that span of time.
They're everywhere up here man, you see at least one a week.

>>91665533
Oh sempai, how lewd! But it's okay if it's with you...

>>91663994
That fucked me up

>>91665288
wuss

>>91664591
what a crap list. I had to delete cache, so no one would know that I've seen such shitty list

Where the spoops?
I'm asking, cause I'm dying of boredom

>>91657010
The Wake by Scott Snyder and Sean Murphy

>>91666159
I am, not gonna lie. This freaked me out for days when I first watched it

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Drqsgn3CYow

>>91663994
Haven't seen this one for a while
That shit fucked with me as a kid. Just didn't feel right.
My dad would sometime feel generous, and would sometimes let me wake up naturally by turning on the tv in the mornings before school or whatever.
Only a few times do I remember this playing. I never heard any extended version like this pasta his saying, but hearing those gongs and scapes combined with seeing that image upon first waking up is something I won't forget.

>>91661987
she's kinda cute

>>91666366
mmm... what a cute, lovely animation
I remember that animation when a dude goes with his dog in some abandoned house in the forest, and he accidentally sees some dwarves. the ending was nice

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have some comics /co/
you kinda suck, but you're alright

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>>91666445
my favorite treasure

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>>91666459
yes, it will happen to YOU
eventually

>>91665395

Yeah I've always heard 1 or 2 coyotes aren't bad but more then 3 you have to be cautious

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>>91666472

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>>91666489

>>91665037
Holy fuck, it feels like the thing in this pic is moving towards you slowly. I had to check to make sure it wasn't a gif.

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>>91666509

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>>91656496

I remember one night when I was a kid in bed watching Timon & Pumbaa on Toon Disney. I can't recall what the episode name was, but at some point in the episode they were doing that classic trope where they're underground burrowing and ending up in different places like ending up in China upside down & so on. At some point during the sequence, Timon & Pumbaa somehow wound up digging a hole above a fiery pit giving off cries that were implied to be hell. That one shot really fucked with my head.

>>91666201
the only real objectionable part is Walking Dead and maybe being more cape-centric than it needs to be

and I suppose considering Dinotopia a comic

>>91666620
on the surface, this is a funny joke

but then you interact with a mousetrap and come to find that that shit don't play

and it is no longer funny

>>91667435
>he thought it was a joke
>at first
at least you recognized your mistake

>>91657055
Seconding this.

>>91664614
Who says im running?

>>91661987
well i live in an apartment building with paper walls and i listen to wierd sounds every time my neigbors move so thank you

>>91657010
Sub-Mariner: The Depths

>>91658338
Did those pupils change size? I'm feeling crazier than needed now.

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>>91664509
Luckily I work overnights in a warehouse with 30 other people and it's always daytime when I sleep.

I bet they're still out there though.

>>91666489
This one is just preachy. Fuck you nature. It's only livable 4 months out of the year here you biiiiiiiitch.

>>91656496

None yet.

I had high hopes for 'Ultra Comics'.

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>>91663700

>>91663994
I know this might shock or even disturb /co/, but as a kid I used to get up early (usually around 6, but could be a little earlier) and flip on CN the second I got downstairs.

Obviously, if it was before 6, I'd see the still screen in question, but it never bothered me. In fact, I thought it was kind of comforting; seemed like an adult-style Mediterranean setting. I understand why it would seem spooky, but it really never bothered me.

>>91669062
Thank god for immunity cat

>>91661987
The text is a bunch of horseshit but it's pretty interesting how the way the eyes are painted do indeed make your brain think there's something behind you.

>>91657204
Kek. Seriously. It stalked her across the country in a plastic bag proppeled by fart

>>91656496
Like 4th wall breaking stuff like Morrison Animal Man?
Or like stuff that leaves you with an anxious or unsettling feeling like you're not safe.

>>91664509
JOKES ON YOU ANON
My apartment has lights right outside my apartment that make it actually too bright to sleep.

>>91664120
Fuck me, that scene where he suddenly sees what looks like a face in the dark, I nearly shit myself.

>>91657010
Carthago by Cristophe Bec.

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>>91666565
reminds me of this

>>91661987

She reminds me of Tina Fey

>>91669062
>implying that shit actually works
magic that tries to ward off fear is weak shit

Providence does this a lot.

Something creepy will be going on or something that doesn't make sense and the character on pane will be looking through a panel like a Window a Door directly at the reader, instead of directly at what is going on that we can see.

>>91664487
Animation smears.png

>>91656496

name?

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>>91656496
This guy's art is great.

>>91665653
Ayy

>>91666472
Aw

>>91665653
Is this like their budget meeting? What's with the paperwork?>

>>91666093
>>91666377
>>91669119
You don't actually believe that post are you?

>>91666540

This one made me kek

>>91674630
welcome to /co/mblr

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>>91666577
aww

requesting lovecraftian comic strips

>>91668797
One day you'll find you come to work alone.

>>91666366
I want to fuck both Lillys at the same time.

>>91674630
Obviously not, but the still itself was a real thing.

>>91676817
Good taste

>>91678774
and it doesnt matter, [as] had creepy bumpers all the time in its early years

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>>91664509
Great, now you made me remember some spooky japcomic about balloons. I hope you're happy.

>>91664316
>>91664369
No, it's from a horror anthology. Fuan no Tane was it?

>>91680976
Sauce? Looks interesting.

>>91664486
Russians make the best creepypastas, in my opinion. There is just something psychologically draining about the post-soviet entourage, small shitty apartments, eerie forgotten villages, social services that do fuck nothing to help mistreated children, constant darkness of the unlit streets... The pastas are often just the perfect mixture of supernatural, psychological and mundane horror of living in the shittier parts of Moskow or St. Petersburg, the latter being practically the spook capital of Russia (have been living there for three years, seen some spoopy shit). I'm planning on translating some of the best russian pastas and dumping them on /x/ when I have spare time.

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>>91681640
The Hanging Balloons by Junji Ito

>>91681681
I haven't been to /x/ in fucking years. It was pretty shit when I gave up on it but there were still occasional gems. I used to like creepy exploration / found stuff threads.

>>91666489
This one is retarded as Hell.

>>91666489
this is Humon isn't it