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Creepypasta: The Comic
Creepypasta is the very first full-length comic influenced by internet horror. This hardcover, double issue is a return to pulp horror comics of the 1950's, but stylized and written for a new generation of horror fans! The book is anchored by the mysterious Blueman, an intimidating phantom that lives in the deepest, darkest recesses of the net. Join him as he tells two spine-tingling tales full of twists and turns!
He is The Our first story features a creature that's inspired a massive fandom around the web. The Rake is a mysterious beast that appears to people in the night as a dark omen. When the strange entity's presence causes the death of one man's wife, he becomes obsessed with getting payback, but is his quest for vengeance misguided? He Is... is a classic tale of revenge with a sinister twist that will send chills through your body!
I Waited Inside Her The account of a dangerous serial killer and his unhealthy obsession with fame. But there's more than meets the eye in this story. The homicidal maniac's grisly exploits soon lead him to a terrible truth when he comes face to face with something even more terrifying than himself.
Pick up this CREATURE DOUBLE-FEATURE and you won't be disappointed!
He is The Our first story features a creature that's inspired a massive fandom around the web. The Rake is a mysterious beast that appears to people in the night as a dark omen. When the strange entity's presence causes the death of one man's wife, he becomes obsessed with getting payback, but is his quest for vengeance misguided? He Is... is a classic tale of revenge with a sinister twist that will send chills through your body!
I Waited Inside Her The account of a dangerous serial killer and his unhealthy obsession with fame. But there's more than meets the eye in this story. The homicidal maniac's grisly exploits soon lead him to a terrible truth when he comes face to face with something even more terrifying than himself.
Pick up this CREATURE DOUBLE-FEATURE and you won't be disappointed!
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First published April 4, 2018
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Vincent V. Cava
22 books46 followersVincent V. Cava is a horror author from Los Angeles.
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January 7, 2023
I got this on Kindle Unlimited!
Having been on the internet in the early 2010’s, and loving horror, I was destined to find Creepypasta and wow,
It become an escape and way for me to imagine the sinister and impossible. With that said, I quickly fell in love with them as a whole and frequently dreamed of writing my own. This comic brought me the level of joy I wanted and the nostalgia I needed in times like these that are trying. I have so much love for the community and this comic brought me back to such a place. With that said, I would also love to interview Mr.Creepypasta sometime on my page, should he want to find me on my Instagram @jjbookaday . The same goes for the author Vincent as well. Thank you, and keep it up! 5 out of 5 stars here.
Having been on the internet in the early 2010’s, and loving horror, I was destined to find Creepypasta and wow,
It become an escape and way for me to imagine the sinister and impossible. With that said, I quickly fell in love with them as a whole and frequently dreamed of writing my own. This comic brought me the level of joy I wanted and the nostalgia I needed in times like these that are trying. I have so much love for the community and this comic brought me back to such a place. With that said, I would also love to interview Mr.Creepypasta sometime on my page, should he want to find me on my Instagram @jjbookaday . The same goes for the author Vincent as well. Thank you, and keep it up! 5 out of 5 stars here.
August 7, 2018
CRREEEEEPPPPPYYYYY
I was pleasantly surprised by this book. I wasn't sure if it could be "Creepy" enough in this format... however it was done well & I will be looking forward to the NEXT one. They should do these more often...and by "They" I mean the people who put together this comic, "they" should make one every month🤔 or..... every 2 weeks.
I was pleasantly surprised by this book. I wasn't sure if it could be "Creepy" enough in this format... however it was done well & I will be looking forward to the NEXT one. They should do these more often...and by "They" I mean the people who put together this comic, "they" should make one every month🤔 or..... every 2 weeks.
August 27, 2021
This was interesting. I'm not that familiar with the whole "Creepypasta" thing but from what I understand it's creepy modern internet urban legends. The art was a little crude but was creepy. Overall this was like an updated Tales from the Crypt type comic and not a bad read if you enjoy horror comics.
October 17, 2025
Reto: 13 cuentos lectores.
Consigna: Estatua
Cuento: La estatua del payaso 🤡
Jamás me han generado miedo los payasos, pero este cuento me entretuvo un poco (fue muy corto). Lo interesante es que empieza con algo cotidiano y termina dejando una sensación inquietante. Me pareció interesante cómo logra dar miedo sin mostrar demasiado.
Consigna: Estatua
Cuento: La estatua del payaso 🤡
Jamás me han generado miedo los payasos, pero este cuento me entretuvo un poco (fue muy corto). Lo interesante es que empieza con algo cotidiano y termina dejando una sensación inquietante. Me pareció interesante cómo logra dar miedo sin mostrar demasiado.
April 19, 2018
I got my hands on one of the hardcover copies of their Creepypasta Comic. A double issue, the comic is anchored by the mysterious Blueman, an intimidating phantom that lives in the deepest, darkest recesses of the net. He tells two spine-tingling tales full of twists and turns. The first, HE IS… THE RAKE, features a creature that has inspired a massive fandom around the web. Appearing to people in the night the entity cases the death of one man’s wife. That man will stop at nothing to gain revenge, but his quest for vengeance may be misguided. I WAITED INSIDER HER CLOSET follows a dangerous serial killer with an unhealthy obsession with fame. The homicidal maniac’s grisly exploits soon set him on a collision course with something much more terrifying than he’ll ever be.
The comic is currently available in hardcover and now an e-book version. The cover itself does not feature much information, aside from the Creepypasta logo, the Midnight Hour logo, and The Rake, staring at us through hollow eyes as blood drips off his fingers. The lack of other information on the cover works well, drawing us in with questions. There’s not even a blurb on the back to tell us what to expect. There is only a clear invitation to horror. I was blown away by the fantastic feel of a hardcover comic – something I’m not used to – but even that feeling was quickly overtaken by fantastic art and fast paced storytelling.
The two stories are self-contained, and the reader is thrust directly into the story and able to identify with the main characters instantly. One does not require previous knowledge of Creepypastas or the (highly limited) history of The Rake to enjoy this collection. The stories are easy to understand and will live on in your memory due to the way they marry humor, pain, and vengeance. One of the things I loved about these stories is that they found a way to still tell the stories in a mostly first-person point of view; something most successful Creepypastas have in common. I also enjoyed that these stories are able to be devoured by a huge age range. While there are slight implications of sex, it’s never really shown. The deaths occur (as expected), but I would argue the gore level is lower than it is on the cover of the book. However, that doesn’t make those deaths any less emotional for the reader. I think these books would appeal to teenagers as well any adult who reads horror and comic books.
As for the art, this book far exceeded my expectations with its artwork. The colors are vibrant, while maintaining the darkness necessary for stories such as these. The horror of certain monsters shines through in beautiful form as we’re allowed to actually see them, instead of imagining them in our minds. The panels flow effortlessly, drawing the eye on the correct track to allow the story pacing to maintain a stranglehold on the reader. The art adds to the story without being overbearing and distracting. If I had one criticism of the art work, it would be a single word balloon where the font size is too small and drew me out momentarily; which was unfortunate as it is at one of the most important parts of the story.
Overall, I cannot say enough good things about this endeavor. I spent time with both Vincent V. Cava and Mr. Creepy Pasta discussing their love of the pulp comics of the past and the horror televisions shows we grew up with (Twilight Zone, Tales From the Crypt, The Outer Limits, Tales From the Darkside). The influence of these past horror classics is not only evident in this comic, but this comic is, in turn, a true homage to them while also taking its rightful place next to them.
Mr. Creepy Pasta and Vincent V. Cava tapped into something the current comic scene desperately needs more of. Anthology series like this are few and far between. Hopefully this is the beginning of something beautiful from this crew and maybe the book that will influence future storytellers the same way so many of us were influenced by the horror shows and comics we grew up with.
The comic is currently available in hardcover and now an e-book version. The cover itself does not feature much information, aside from the Creepypasta logo, the Midnight Hour logo, and The Rake, staring at us through hollow eyes as blood drips off his fingers. The lack of other information on the cover works well, drawing us in with questions. There’s not even a blurb on the back to tell us what to expect. There is only a clear invitation to horror. I was blown away by the fantastic feel of a hardcover comic – something I’m not used to – but even that feeling was quickly overtaken by fantastic art and fast paced storytelling.
The two stories are self-contained, and the reader is thrust directly into the story and able to identify with the main characters instantly. One does not require previous knowledge of Creepypastas or the (highly limited) history of The Rake to enjoy this collection. The stories are easy to understand and will live on in your memory due to the way they marry humor, pain, and vengeance. One of the things I loved about these stories is that they found a way to still tell the stories in a mostly first-person point of view; something most successful Creepypastas have in common. I also enjoyed that these stories are able to be devoured by a huge age range. While there are slight implications of sex, it’s never really shown. The deaths occur (as expected), but I would argue the gore level is lower than it is on the cover of the book. However, that doesn’t make those deaths any less emotional for the reader. I think these books would appeal to teenagers as well any adult who reads horror and comic books.
As for the art, this book far exceeded my expectations with its artwork. The colors are vibrant, while maintaining the darkness necessary for stories such as these. The horror of certain monsters shines through in beautiful form as we’re allowed to actually see them, instead of imagining them in our minds. The panels flow effortlessly, drawing the eye on the correct track to allow the story pacing to maintain a stranglehold on the reader. The art adds to the story without being overbearing and distracting. If I had one criticism of the art work, it would be a single word balloon where the font size is too small and drew me out momentarily; which was unfortunate as it is at one of the most important parts of the story.
Overall, I cannot say enough good things about this endeavor. I spent time with both Vincent V. Cava and Mr. Creepy Pasta discussing their love of the pulp comics of the past and the horror televisions shows we grew up with (Twilight Zone, Tales From the Crypt, The Outer Limits, Tales From the Darkside). The influence of these past horror classics is not only evident in this comic, but this comic is, in turn, a true homage to them while also taking its rightful place next to them.
Mr. Creepy Pasta and Vincent V. Cava tapped into something the current comic scene desperately needs more of. Anthology series like this are few and far between. Hopefully this is the beginning of something beautiful from this crew and maybe the book that will influence future storytellers the same way so many of us were influenced by the horror shows and comics we grew up with.
November 26, 2021
Why does this even exist? The art is horrible, and the stories are uninspired and dumb. I will however give props to the fact that whoever made this happen, was thinking outside the box, and tried to have that old 'tales from the crypt' feel to it.
Creepypastas are a great media to base comics on, so I really don't know what happened. Or maybe I do, I mean - repeating myself, I know - this is a cashgrab, two semi popular people trying to bang a buck out of their audience. And dude, that is fine - just go into it knowing that it's not good, or remotely creepy. it's a circlejerk, a project to throw at the wall to see if it stuck - it didn't.
But if you are a fan of either V. Cava or MrCreepypasta, by all means, knock yourself out, and add this to your fangirl library.
Creepypastas are a great media to base comics on, so I really don't know what happened. Or maybe I do, I mean - repeating myself, I know - this is a cashgrab, two semi popular people trying to bang a buck out of their audience. And dude, that is fine - just go into it knowing that it's not good, or remotely creepy. it's a circlejerk, a project to throw at the wall to see if it stuck - it didn't.
But if you are a fan of either V. Cava or MrCreepypasta, by all means, knock yourself out, and add this to your fangirl library.
April 7, 2018
Very good!
I honestly love this spine-chilling comic! I have been a fan of creepypasta's for years now and I am so excited for some to be in comic form! The art is very good and detailed and the way they made these into comics are just great! Keep up the good work!
I honestly love this spine-chilling comic! I have been a fan of creepypasta's for years now and I am so excited for some to be in comic form! The art is very good and detailed and the way they made these into comics are just great! Keep up the good work!
October 26, 2020
bitchin
Already a huge fan of creepypasta and a huge comic book nerd so this was a perfect combination for me... Horror fans will love this ... I totally recommend and definitely worth the buy!!!
Already a huge fan of creepypasta and a huge comic book nerd so this was a perfect combination for me... Horror fans will love this ... I totally recommend and definitely worth the buy!!!
July 25, 2018
I think that if they were to do a number of these across time, they'd really come together. This wasn't a bad first pass.
March 24, 2020
Awesome
I absolutely love mrcreepypasta and love that there are books and comics now. I have followed him for years now.
I absolutely love mrcreepypasta and love that there are books and comics now. I have followed him for years now.
August 23, 2020
Left me wanting more
Really good quick read, with some great art. Fans of creepypasta will definitely enjoy. Wish it was longer than two stories though.
Really good quick read, with some great art. Fans of creepypasta will definitely enjoy. Wish it was longer than two stories though.
January 5, 2021
Excellent!
I always love when I fond a new Creepypasta graphic novel, etc. They're always extremely entertaining! I definitely give this particular graphic novel five *****'s!
I always love when I fond a new Creepypasta graphic novel, etc. They're always extremely entertaining! I definitely give this particular graphic novel five *****'s!
September 15, 2021
Incredible!
I want to see so many more of these. I've loved creepy past as for years. I feel like THIS is the ultimate rendition of what a creepy pasta should be!!
I want to see so many more of these. I've loved creepy past as for years. I feel like THIS is the ultimate rendition of what a creepy pasta should be!!
November 29, 2021
It was awesome
This comic was amazing! Do you guys have more? If not please make more!
If so what are their names?
This comic was amazing! Do you guys have more? If not please make more!
If so what are their names?
November 30, 2022
love it the best
It’s the best book I’ve ever read, and do the most good stories that make me go on the edge of my seat
It’s the best book I’ve ever read, and do the most good stories that make me go on the edge of my seat
September 20, 2024
i read it on kindle unlimited but the kindle edition didn’t have a page count and i want to keep track of my pages read this year 😔 anyway, this was quick and easy to read
May 30, 2018
CreepyPasta
I really enjoyed this one! The stories where amazing! I have just one complaint. This is a 7/8 dollar book and it only has two stories! The ones we are given are amazing and I am thankful for that but why only two? It’s possible they just couldn’t afford to do more but oh well. Still great to see one of my favorite horror genres out here in the mass media!
I really enjoyed this one! The stories where amazing! I have just one complaint. This is a 7/8 dollar book and it only has two stories! The ones we are given are amazing and I am thankful for that but why only two? It’s possible they just couldn’t afford to do more but oh well. Still great to see one of my favorite horror genres out here in the mass media!
January 22, 2024
━━ ⋆¸* ★
2 stars
you know what , maybe i should’ve read more creepy pasta before starting this
2 stars
you know what , maybe i should’ve read more creepy pasta before starting this
November 17, 2022
Good but short
Great drawings, read on the Kindle app so you get the brilliant colors! Disappointed it's only a few stories though.
Great drawings, read on the Kindle app so you get the brilliant colors! Disappointed it's only a few stories though.
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