by
M.I.K.
Don’t fear The Reaper, dude…
It has returned once again! Hallowscream is back with a spine-tingling sixteenth issue!
Here’s the Download Link (for Dropbox right click and ‘save as’) :
Hallowscream 2024 (file size = 75.7 mb) : MEDIAFIRE DROPBOX GOOGLE DRIVE
These are the full contents beyond the cover by Malcolm Kirk…
Page 3 : Are You Down To Suck? Story & Art by Hydigen
Page 7 : Grim Gallery Models by Malcolm Kirk
Page 8 : Mutant On The Bounty Story & Art by Gordon Innes
Page 11 : Communication Meltdown (Close Encounters of The Glowing Kind)
Story by Paul Bradford, Art by Randy Valiente
Page 21 : Terrorvision Guide by Malcolm Kirk
Page 22 : Meanie In A Bottle Story & Art by Gordon Innes
Page 27 : There Was A Man Dwelt By A Churchyard Story by M.R. James,
Art by Carol Kewley
Page 29 : Sister BoneyFace Story & Art by Gordon Innes
Page 30 : Grim Gallery Art by Ciaran Duke
Page 32 : Portal Loo Story & Art by Gordon Innes
Page 37 : Bizarre Beasties : Kraken Toast by Malcolm Kirk
Page 38 : Bizarre Beasties : Not Yeti by Malcolm Kirk
Page 39 : Salem Slots Story & Art by Gordon Innes
Page 43 : Water of Life Story by Tim West, Art by Pictsy, Letters by Jim Campbell
Page 47 : Funerail Story & Art by Gordon Innes
Page 48 : Bizarre Beasties : Dinotaur by Malcolm Kirk
Page 49 : Bizarre Beasties : Vanshee by Malcolm Kirk
Page 50 : Grim Gallery Artwork by Andrew Milne
Page 52 : Digital Wasteland Story & Artwork by Gordon Innes
Page 57 : Grim Gallery Artwork by Carol Kewley & John Owens
Page 59 : Terror of The Sheep 2 : Chapter 11 Story & Art by Malcolm Kirk
Page 63 : At Death’s Door Story & Art by Gordon Innes
Page 64 : Back Cover Skull by Malcolm Kirk
by
M.I.K.
Well, this year’s guidelines have shown up a bit later than usual. As many of the eldritch squelchy things lurking in the dank corners of our dungeons will tell you, “life can get in the way sometimes”, but as that scientist chap with the laboratory on the top floor said the other day about something unrelated, “I’m sure we can still get something horrible assembled by the end of October”, so we at Back From The Depths are once again looking for contributors for our freaky free annual pdf horror comic, HALLOWSCREAM. Here are the submission guidelines…
Submissions should be horror orientated and must be weird or spooky to make the final cut.
We are mainly looking for completed comic strips between 1-7 pages in length. Anything already completed is far more likely to make it into the comic.
Script submissions should also preferably be around 1-7 pages in length.
Eerie illustrations and artwork along with interesting horror/comic articles, scary short stories, petrifying poems or anything just plain creepy will also be considered.
To get an idea of the sort of stuff we’re after, you can download previous issues of Hallowscream here.
If you’re looking to illustrate something, get in contact and we’ll give you details of available scripts to see if anything suits your fancy.
We’ll also consider material previously published elsewhere, as long as the contributors own the copyright.
Completed artwork can be either colour or black and white, and should preferably be A4 (21cm x 29.7cm) 300 dpi jpeg or png.
Submissions can be sent to merjeagles@yahoo.co.uk or ghastlymcnasty@backfromthedepths.co.uk
As this is a non-profit, small press publication, contributors will not be paid but they will retain copyright on any material submitted.
DEADLINES :
Scripts, articles and text submissions : Saturday 3rd August 2024
Artwork : Friday 18th October 2024
Completed strips : Sunday 27th October 2024.
The finished issue will be available online as a free pdf by October 31st, with a physical copy becoming available via Lulu.com, at a later date. You can also keep up to date with Hallowscream news via the Facebook Page.
by
M.I.K.
Something comes a-creeping…
Returning from whichever Hell it was banished to for the previous twelve months, Hallowscream is back with a blood-curdling fifteenth issue!
Here’s the Download Link (for Dropbox, right click and ‘save as’) :
Hallowscream 2023 (file size = 50 mb) : MEDIAFIRE DROPBOX GOOGLE DRIVE
These are the full contents behind the phantasmaphotographical cover by Malcolm Kirk…
Page 3 : Return Unto Me Story by Dan Whitehead, Art by Mal Jones
Page 9 : Apocaly-Oops! Story by Tim West, Art by Carol Kewley
Page 10 : Deadvertisements by Malcolm Kirk
Page 11 : The Misplaced Tick Written by Andrés Briano, Illustrated by Ciaran Duke,
Lettered by Tim West
Page 15 : The Jogger Story by John Crowther, Art by Emi Utrera
Page 19 : Undercurrent : The Good Samaritan Story by Paul Bradford, Art by
Randy Valiente
Page 27 : Uncle Fred’s Puzzle Page by Malcolm Kirk
Page 28 : Terror of The Sheep 2 : Chapter 10 Story and Art by
Malcolm Kirk
Page 31 : Called It Story by Gate Karain, Art by Rob Gaughran, Letters by
Tim West
Page 33 : Grim Gallery Artwork by Tony Rothwell & Andrew Milne
Page 36 : Back Cover Skull by Malcolm Kirk
by
M.I.K.
It’s the time of the year when we at Back From The Depths are once again looking for contributors for our freaky free annual pdf horror comic, HALLOWSCREAM, so here are the submission guidelines…
Submissions should be horror orientated and must be weird or spooky to make the final cut.
We are mainly looking for completed comic strips between 1-7 pages in length. Anything already completed is far more likely to make it into the comic.
Script submissions should also preferably be around 1-7 pages in length.
Eerie illustrations and artwork along with interesting horror/comic articles, scary short stories, petrifying poems or anything just plain creepy will also be considered.
To get an idea of the sort of stuff we’re after, you can download previous issues of Hallowscream here.
If you’re looking to illustrate something, get in contact and we’ll give you details of available scripts to see if anything suits your fancy.
We’ll also consider material previously published elsewhere, as long as the contributors own the copyright.
Completed artwork can be either colour or black and white, and should preferably be A4 (21cm x 29.7cm) 300 dpi jpeg or png.
Submissions can be sent to merjeagles@yahoo.co.uk or ghastlymcnasty@backfromthedepths.co.uk
As this is a non-profit, small press publication, contributors will not be paid but they will retain copyright on any material submitted.
DEADLINES :
Scripts, articles and text submissions : Monday 31st July 2023
Artwork : Monday 16th October 2023
Completed strips : Friday 27th October 2023.
The finished issue will be available online as a free pdf by October 31st, with a physical copy becoming available via Lulu.com, at a later date. You can also keep up to date with Hallowscream news via the Facebook Page.
by
M.I.K.
It’s the time of the year when we at Back From The Depths are once again looking for contributors for our freaky free annual pdf horror comic, HALLOWSCREAM, so here are the submission guidelines…
Submissions should be horror orientated and must be weird or spooky to make the final cut.
We are mainly looking for completed comic strips between 1-7 pages in length. Anything already completed is far more likely to make it into the comic.
Script submissions should also preferably be around 1-7 pages in length.
Eerie illustrations and artwork along with interesting horror/comic articles, scary short stories, petrifying poems or anything just plain creepy will also be considered.
To get an idea of the sort of stuff we’re after, you can download previous issues of Hallowscream here.
If you’re looking to illustrate something, get in contact and we’ll give you details of available scripts to see if anything suits your fancy.
We’ll also consider material previously published elsewhere, as long as the contributors own the copyright.
Completed artwork can be either colour or black and white, and should preferably be A4 (21cm x 29.7cm) 300 dpi jpeg or png.
Submissions can be sent to merjeagles@yahoo.co.uk or ghastlymcnasty@backfromthedepths.co.uk
As this is a non-profit, small press publication, contributors will not be paid but they will retain copyright on any material submitted.
DEADLINES :
Scripts, articles and text submissions :
Friday 29th July 2022
Artwork : Saturday 15th October 2022
Completed strips : Saturday 22nd October 2022.
The finished issue will be available online as a free pdf by October 31st, with a physical copy becoming available via Lulu.com, at a later date. You can also keep up to date with Hallowscream news via the Facebook Page.
by
M.I.K.
Be kind, please rewind.
Unlucky for some! It lives again! Hallowscream has returned once more with a thrilling thirteenth issue filled with the usual frights, scares and horrible wriggly things.
Here Are The Download Links (right click and ‘save as’) :
Lo-res (rubbish) Version (file size = 19.2mb) : MEDIAFIRE DROPBOX
Hi-res (get this one) Version (file size = 61.2mb) : MEDIAFIRE DROPBOX
You can also read the issue online at : ISSUU
These are the full contents behind the viciously videoish cover by Malcolm Kirk…
Page 3 : Magic Worms Story by John Crowther, Art by Dell Barras, Colours by Geri Lou Smith, Letters by Hector Negrete
Page 7 : No Pain, No Gain Story by Chris Redfern, Art by Ciaran Duke
Page 8 : Terrorvision Guide by Malcolm Kirk
Page 9 : Made For Each Other Story by Tim West, Art by Stephany Lein
Page 11 : Deadvertisements by Malcolm Kirk
Page 12 : A Grim Tale : Video Nasties Story & Art by Malcolm Kirk
Page 15 : Motel Monster Story by Danial O’ Brien, Art by Pyrink
Page 23 : Grim Gallery : Peter Lorre by Carol Kewley
Page 24 : High Seas : Undead People Story by Paul Bradford, Art by Matt Olson
Page 27 : The Knife of Death Story by Troy Vevasis, Art by Denis Pacher
Page 29 : Deadvertisements by Malcolm Kirk
Page 30 : Tunnel Vision Story by Jason D. Brawn, Art by Ken Best
Page 37 : A Terror of The Sheep 2 : Chapters 6-8 Story & Art by Malcolm Kirk
Page 47 : Deadvertisements by Malcolm Kirk
Page 48 : Back Cover Skull by Malcolm Kirk
by
M.I.K.
It’s the time of the year when we at Back From The Depths are once again looking for contributors for our freaky free annual pdf horror comic.
Here are the submission guidelines…
Submissions should be horror orientated and must be weird or spooky to make the final cut.
We are mainly looking for completed comic strips between 1-7 pages in length. Anything already completed is far more likely to make it into the comic.
Script submissions should also preferably be around 1-7 pages in length.
Eerie illustrations and artwork along with interesting horror/comic articles, scary short stories, petrifying poems or anything just plain creepy will also be considered.
To get an idea of the sort of stuff we’re after, you can download previous issues of Hallowscream here.
One additional stipulation, same as last year…
IMPORTANT : No stories about global pandemics, please! Stories containing the living dead are allowed, but the E.C. comics-style vengeful revenants are preferable to the contagion-spreading George Romero types. The last thing we need right now is a comic full of nothing but tales of how difficult it is to find toilet paper during a zombie apocalypse, (don’t pretend you didn’t think about it). First and foremost we’re producers of escapism (quite icky, gruesome horrible escapism at times, but escapism nonetheless), and we feel it’s a good idea to lay off certain storylines at least until such time as current events have settled down a bit. I’m sure you’ll understand where we’re coming from.
If you’re looking to illustrate something, get in contact and we’ll give you details of available scripts to see if anything suits your fancy.
We’ll also consider material previously published elsewhere, as long as the contributors own the copyright.
Completed artwork can be either colour or black and white, and should preferably be A4 (21cm x 29.7cm) 300 dpi jpeg or png.
Submissions can be sent to merjeagles@yahoo.co.uk or ghastlymcnasty@backfromthedepths.co.uk
As this is a non-profit, small press publication, contributors will not be paid but they will retain copyright on any material submitted.
DEADLINES :
Scripts, articles and text submissions : Saturday 31st July 2021
Artwork : Saturday 16th October 2021
Completed strips : Saturday 23rd October 2021.
The finished issue will be available online as a free pdf by October 31st, with a physical copy becoming available via Lulu.com, soon afterwards. You can also keep up to date with Hallowscream news via the Facebook Page.
by
M.I.K.
“Last night I dreamt I went to Merjeagles again…”
Vampires! Ghosts! Monsters! Pumpkins! Squiggly things! All these and more can be found within the pages of the latest edition of Hallowscream! Back from the depths once more to fiddle with your fear-centres!
Here Are The Download Links (right click and ‘save as’) :
Lo-res (rubbish) Version (file size = 21.6mb) : MEDIAFIRE DROPBOX
Hi-res (get this one) Version (file size = 69.3mb) : MEDIAFIRE DROPBOX
You can also read the issue online at : ISSUU
These are the full contents behind the ghoulishly gothic cover by Malcolm Kirk…
Page 3 : New Neighbour Story by Rick Perez, Art by Ken Best, Letters by Tim West
Page 7 : The Pumpkin King Story by Paul Bradford, Art by Randy Valiente
Page 11 : Cartoons (Beasties/Mad Dog) by Malcolm Kirk
Page 12 : The Paranormal Misadventures of Mr. Cringemeister : Frank Gets A Head In Life Story & Art by Rick Perez
Page 17 : The Secret of Susan Rand’s Garden Story by Rob Stanley, Art by Gregory Woronchak, Letters by Toben Racicot
Page 21 : Terror of The Sheep 2 : Chapter 5 Story & Art by Malcolm Kirk
Page 29 : Bestiary of Beasties : Dishclothman by Malcolm Kirk
Page 30 : Bloody Hands Story by Troy Vevasis, Art by Denis Pacher
Page 33 : Terrorvision Guide by Malcolm Kirk
Page 34 : Ghost Story Story by Chris Denton, Art by Ken Best
Page 37 : Empathy For The Dreamer Story by Kyle Lawrence, Art by Armando C. Rillo Sr., Letters by Ryan Bielak
Page 44 : A Grim Tale : Nothing To Fear Story by Malcolm Kirk, Art by Carol Kewley
Page 47 : Deadvertisements by Malcolm Kirk
…and…
Page 48 : Back Cover Skull by Malcolm Kirk
Have a horrendously happy Hallowe’en!
by
M.I.K.
It’s the time of the year when we at Back From The Depths are once again looking for contributors for our freaky free annual pdf horror comic, HALLOWSCREAM, but, (just in case you haven’t being paying attention), the planet’s gone a bit mental this year and we’re going to have to add an additional stipulation.
Here are the submission guidelines…
Submissions should be horror orientated and must be weird or spooky to make the final cut.
We are mainly looking for completed comic strips between 1-7 pages in length. Anything already completed is far more likely to make it into the comic.
Script submissions should also preferably be around 1-7 pages in length.
Eerie illustrations and artwork along with interesting horror/comic articles, scary short stories, petrifying poems or anything just plain creepy will also be considered.
To get an idea of the sort of stuff we’re after, you can download previous issues of Hallowscream here.
Now here comes that additional stipulation…
IMPORTANT : No stories about global pandemics, please! Stories containing the living dead are allowed, but the E.C. comics-style vengeful revenants are preferable to the contagion-spreading George Romero types. The last thing we need right now is a comic full of nothing but tales of how difficult it is to find toilet paper during a zombie apocalypse, (don’t pretend you didn’t think about it). First and foremost we’re producers of escapism (quite icky, gruesome horrible escapism at times, but escapism nonetheless), and we feel it’s a good idea to lay off certain storylines at least until such time as current events have settled down a bit. I’m sure you’ll understand where we’re coming from.
If you’re looking to illustrate something, get in contact and we’ll give you details of available scripts to see if anything suits your fancy.
We’ll also consider material previously published elsewhere, as long as the contributors own the copyright.
Completed artwork can be either colour or black and white, and should preferably be A4 (21cm x 29.7cm) 300 dpi jpeg or png.
Submissions can be sent to merjeagles@yahoo.co.uk or ghastlymcnasty@backfromthedepths.co.uk
As this is a non-profit, small press publication, contributors will not be paid but they will retain copyright on any material submitted.
DEADLINES :
Scripts, articles and text submissions : Friday 31st July 2020
Artwork : Friday 16th October 2020
Completed strips : Friday 23rd October 2020.
The finished issue will be available online as a free pdf by October 31st, with a physical copy becoming available via Lulu.com, soon afterwards. You can also keep up to date with Hallowscream news via the Facebook Page.
by
M.I.K.
How would you like your stake?
It has returned from the eldritch depths once more… The eerie eleventh edition of the annual Hallowscream! Hallowe’en Special has materialised as a totally free pdf file! 52 terrifying pages filled to the brim with shocks and scares for your delectation!
Here Are The Download Links (right click and ‘save as’) :
Lo-res (rubbish) Version (file size = 23.8mb) : MEDIAFIRE DROPBOX
Hi-res (get this one) Version (file size = 84.7mb) : MEDIAFIRE DROPBOX
You can also read the issue online at : ISSUU
These are the full contents behind the beastly barbecue cover by Ken Best…
Page 3 : Down To The Woods Story by Paul Bradford, Art by Luciano Fleitas, Letters by HdE
Page 5 : A Cold Bloody Night Story by Ed Whiting, Art by Jo Galicia, Letters by Ken Reynolds
Page 11 : Flick & Jube in House of No Lips Story & Art by Simon Mackie
Page 13 : The Lament of Chet Wilder Story by Rob & Stephanie Stanley, Art by Rick Alves, Letters by Toben Racicot
Page 20 : Loch Mess Story & Art by Gordon Innes
Page 21 : Terrorvision Guide by Malcolm Kirk
Page 22 : The Paranormal Misadventures of Mr. Cringemeister : The Dawn of The Living Coffee Drinkers Story & Art by Rick Perez
Page 27 : Bank Horror Day Story & Art by Gordon Innes
Page 31 : Terror of The Sheep 2 : Chapters Three & Four Story & Art by Malcolm Kirk
Page 39 : Ultima Fool Story & Art by Gordon Innes
Page 40 : The Red Lagoon Story & Art by Gordon Innes
Page 43 : Heartburn Story by Rough Stuff McGraw, Art by Carol Kewley
Page 45 : The Tale of Baron Urbenstein Story by Troy Vevasis, Art by Saul Haber
Page 47 : Bestiary of Beasties : Downside-Up by Malcolm Kirk
Page 48 : Brexhausted Story & Art by Gordon Innes
Page 49 : Funny “Ha-Ha” Cartoons by Carol Kewley & Malcolm Kirk
Page 50 : Deadvertisements by Malcolm Kirk
Page 51 : A Grim Tale : Omnibus of Horror Story & Art by Malcolm Kirk
Page 52 : Back Cover Skull by Malcolm Kirk
Previous issues of Hallowscream are available to download from
backfromthedepths.co.uk/hallowscream or you can buy real-life monochrome paperback versions from Lulu.com. HAVE A HORRIFICALLY HAPPY HALLOWE’EN!
by
M.I.K.
It’s the time of the year when we at Back From The Depths are once again looking for contributors for our freaky free annual pdf horror comic, HALLOWSCREAM, so here are the submission guidelines…
Submissions should be horror orientated and must be weird or spooky to make the final cut.
We are mainly looking for completed comic strips between 1-7 pages in length. Anything already completed is far more likely to make it into the comic.
Script submissions should also preferably be around 1-7 pages in length.
Eerie illustrations and artwork along with interesting horror/comic articles, scary short stories, petrifying poems or anything just plain creepy will also be considered.
To get an idea of the sort of stuff we’re after, you can download previous issues of Hallowscream here.
If you’re looking to illustrate something, get in contact and we’ll give you details of available scripts to see if anything suits your fancy.
We’ll also consider material previously published elsewhere, as long as the contributors own the copyright.
Completed artwork can be either colour or black and white, and should preferably be A4 (21cm x 29.7cm) 300 dpi jpeg or png.
Submissions can be sent to merjeagles@yahoo.co.uk or ghastlymcnasty@backfromthedepths.co.uk
As this is a non-profit, small press publication, contributors will not be paid but they will retain copyright on any material submitted.
DEADLINES :
Scripts, articles and text submissions : Monday 29th July 2019
Artwork : Tuesday 15th October 2019
Completed strips : Tuesday 22nd October 2019.
The finished issue will be available online as a free pdf by October 31st, with a physical copy becoming available via Lulu.com, soon afterwards. You can also keep up to date with Hallowscream news via the Facebook Page.
by
M.I.K.
It’s the time of the year, (Beltane, apparently), when we at Back From The Depths are once again looking for contributors for our freaky free annual pdf horror comic, HALLOWSCREAM, so here are the submission guidelines…
Submissions should be horror orientated and must be weird or spooky to make the final cut.
We are mainly looking for completed comic strips between 1-7 pages in length. Anything already completed is far more likely to make it into the comic.
Script submissions should also preferably be around 1-7 pages in length.
Eerie illustrations and artwork along with interesting horror/comic articles, scary short stories, petrifying poems or anything just plain creepy will also be considered.
To get an idea of the sort of stuff we’re after, you can download previous issues of Hallowscream here.
If you’re looking to illustrate something, get in contact and we’ll give you details of available scripts to see if anything suits your fancy.
We’ll also consider material previously published elsewhere, as long as the contributors own the copyright.
Completed artwork can be either colour or black and white, and should preferably be A4 (21cm x 29.7cm) 300 dpi jpeg or png.
Submissions can be sent to merjeagles@yahoo.co.uk or ghastlymcnasty@backfromthedepths.co.uk
As this is a non-profit, small press publication, contributors will not be paid but they will retain copyright on any material submitted.
DEADLINES :
Scripts, articles and text submissions : Monday 30th July 2018
Artwork : Tuesday 16th October 2018
Completed strips : Tuesday 23rd October 2018.
The finished issue will be available online as a free pdf by October 31st, with a physical copy becoming available via Lulu.com, soon afterwards.
You can also keep up to date with Hallowscream news via the Facebook Page.