Creepy, Scary Halloween Comics and Graphic Novels to Read This Month (& Beyond)

Set in a Pennsylvania mining town, The Low, Low Woods follows two teenage girls who wake up in a movie theater with gaps in their memories. Others in the town have been afflicted by the same amnesia of sorts, and the girls are determined to figure out why. Read this one if you’re in the mood for creepy small towns and body horror galore!

Get your vampire fix in Killadelphia as a cop comes back to Philadelphia after his father is murdered. It turns out, there are a rash of mysterious deaths like his fathers in the city and Jimmy gets wrapped up in finding their cause. With ties to a Founding Father and a blood-soaked story, this makes for a great Halloween read!

After the loss of seemingly everyone she loves to the war between The Federation and the Arcanics waging around her, 17-year-old Maika is sold as a slave. But she has something powerful inside she’s trying to keep contained while dealing with the death and carnage around her. The worldbuilding is as exquisite as is the rage, making this perfect to get your scares.

An anthology is perfect for scares of all kind! In Bones of the Coast, you’ll find ragtag groups, terrifying monsters, and a general sense of unsettling horror fans love, all set in the Pacific Northwest. You’re sure to find something to scare you in these pages.

Children keep going missing in Archer’s Peak and the ones that return tell strange tales of monsters that lurk on the outskirts. Erica Slaughter is certain she’s the one that can kill those monsters, no matter the cost. This fast-paced monster hunter story is a delight for the dark season.

You can’t have a Halloween list without witches and Wytches is a dark and scary take on the concept. When the Rooks move into town, they’re trying to start fresh. But Sailor isn’t your typical teenage girl and what she was trying to escape from just might have followed her here. If you’re in the mood for dark and creepy things lurking in the dark, this one is for you!

When Daniel gets a letter telling him his great-aunt died, he heads to Stillwater to get whatever she left him in her will. But Stillwater is a town full of secrets and the residents there can never die. Now that Daniel knows the truth, though, the town doesn’t want him to leave. If you’re in the mood for a spooky small town, this one is great.

Isolated at school and living in Chicago in the 1960s with her brother and mom, Karen Reyes dreams of getting turned into a monster. When her upstairs neighbor, a Holocaust survivor, is killed. Despite local law enforcement determining it a suicide, Karen is convinced it was a murder and sets out to solve it herself.