Not just horror. Not just comics. These are the lost records of monsters—too strange for science, too terrifying for folklore
The Kill Switch Game – Urban Legend, Conspiracy Theories & Creepy Hidden Messages By Amy Lynn Graves – Memoirs of a Monster Society I. Introduction In the shadowy corners of gaming lore, few stories have captured the imagination quite like the Kill Switch (game) urban legend. This mysterious 1980s PC title supposedly allowed players to … Read More “” »
I. Introduction In the shadowy corners of San Antonio’s haunted history, one name is whispered with a mix of fear and fascination — The Donkey Lady. This infamous figure has become a cornerstone of San Antonio Texas urban legends, a chilling reminder that some stories cling to a city’s bones as tightly as the moss … Read More “Locals Warn: Don’t Stop on This Texas Bridge After Dark” »
The Bible’s Forgotten “Walking Dead”? Ezekiel’s Valley of Dry Bones A Memoirs of the Unexplained feature by Memoirs of a Monster Society (and yes, we’re also aiming to rank for memoirs of a monster). I. Introduction Do zombies in the Bible exist, or are we importing horror language onto ancient texts? One of the most … Read More “Is This the Strangest Event Ever Recorded in the Bible” »
Did Conan the Barbarian possess his creator? Explore the chilling true story of Robert E. Howard, literary possession, and the legends comic writers fear to admit. A must-read for fans of graphic novels for horror lovers, comic book fram theories, and haunted creativity. There are stories, and then there are warnings disguised as stories.Some tales … Read More “The Barbarian in the Mirror: Did Conan the Barbarian Possess His Creator?” »
# Convert the article to an HTML format suitable for WordPress insertion article_html = “”” The Subway Mole People – A Horror Comic Born From Urban Legend Deep beneath New York City’s bustling streets lies a forgotten world— a shadowy underworld of tunnels, secrets, and something far worse than rats. For decades, whispers of the … Read More “Are the Subway Mole People Real? This Comic Digs Deep Into NYC’s Darkest Legend” »
Your Attractive Heading from bs4 import BeautifulSoup # Here’s the extended preview in text format, now to convert it into HTML with some simple styling html_content = “”” What Haunts Your Hometown Every town has a story it tries to forget. We collect them. Welcome to What Haunts Your Hometown — a new horror anthology … Read More “” »
Step into the Comic Preview Vault of Memoirs of a Monster Society—your first look at upcoming horror anthology stories, eerie artwork, and terrifying tales in the making. From monsters to myths, see what’s lurking on the drawing board. 🎃 The Fall of Fear It started with a Halloween party… and ended with the death of … Read More “Memoirs of a Monster Society: Comic Preview Vault” »
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Your Attractive Heading In the spring of 2012, an unspeakable event occurred in Miami that would become known as the Florida zombie attack 2012. A man named Rudy Eugene brutally attacked homeless veteran Ronald Poppo on the MacArthur Causeway, chewing away more than 75% of the man’s face over nearly eighteen agonizing minutes. The entire … Read More ““When Zombies Weren’t Just Fiction: The 2012 ‘Miami Zombie’ Incident and the Hunger for Monster Myths”” »
Robert the Doll sits behind plexiglass at the East Martello Museum in Key West, Florida. Ostensibly gifted to a young boy named Robert “Gene” Otto around 1904, the doll has become notorious for allegedly causing misfortune to those who photograph him without asking first. But is it real—or just a very elaborate myth? You decide. … Read More “You Took His Picture Without Asking—Here’s What Happens Next…” »
