Creepypasta

[Piper Maru]

Originally Posted by Quasimod0

Lol what?

He must have been creeped out by the sleep paralysis creepy pasta. And as a sleep paralysis sufferer myself, I just had to post it lol.

[Piper Maru]

Faceless

VIDEO-CLick to Watch!:

Faceless is a mod for Half-Life 2. Check it out guys, looks pretty intense!

[Piper Maru]

Superman: No Heroes

We've all heard stories about haunted video-games, "lost episodes" of beloved cartoons or TV shows. But there has always been a medium that until recently seems to have been immune to such tales, the humble comic book.

Now before you ask, I don't for one second believe that there is a massive conspiracy or some hidden reason for the event I am about the share with you - I think what happened was an example of something that has no reason, no grand scheme.. it simply happened.. I hope it never happens again..

So, what happened? I'll tell you - I am a collector of DC comics and as such I have always had a soft spot for Superman, anyone who is into comics knows that some titles go into dark and disturbing imagery so when strange or gruesome things occur most rightfully dismiss it as part of the story.

This was how I first reacted when I got my hands on what I believed to be a new Superman title named "No Heroes" - the cover was completely black and the Superman logo was broken and decayed looking, again I thought this was all part of the story.

I had already flipped through a few pages before purchasing and to my surprise it was a fairly standard Superman book so I bought it without much thought.

Taking it home with me I sat down and began to read the comic in more detail, as soon as I opened it I was greeted with artwork that was drastically different from what I had seen at a glance in the store - everything had a red tint to it and the characters were all angry and battered looking.

Superman especially looked extremely menacing and as I read the text appearing on the speech bubbles I admit I was pretty shocked - this was not marked as a mature title and DC had until fairly recently been pretty uptight about how Superman was and was not to be portrayed, making what I read pretty confusing to say the least:

"Heroes aren't real. It's all fake. Everything's a ****ing lie."

"People aren't going to save you, they'll watch you bleed. You deserve to die."

"Life is a fatal disease which slowly eats us away. You're not perfect. You're no hero..".

Again and again I read these dark, mysterious lines - it wasn't unusual for dramatic works such as comics to add moments like this but as I continued to read I couldn't help but feel this was very off for a Superman book. Not a single word of encouragement or hope was to be found. Our titular "hero" just kept silent as everyone around him spewed forth messages of hate and despair.

The artwork grew increasingly disturbing which each new page until eventually I began to question if this was some kind of joke - Superman walked down the streets of Metropolis and observed the rotting bodies of many heroes and villains from comic books, to my surprise some of the characters were not even DC owned.

After a while the story grew violent as Superman began to destroy what was left of Metropolis, the destruction more graphic that normal - even in the more "extreme" editions of the comic.

Soon Metropolis was destroyed and a two-page panel depicted the carnage, bodies laying on the street - what looked like children impaled on spikes formed by debris and figures hanging lifelessly from nooses tied to street lamps and sign posts.

Finally the comic ended with a full panel page of Superman, staring directly ahead as if looking to the reader, a speech bubble prominently stating:

"For years you watched us suffer. Now it's your turn, hero.".

I didn't quite understand what that meant and at the time I was still a bit disturbed by the whole comic so promptly put the thing away and never gave it a second glance.

After such a horrid comic I decided I needed a change of pace so got out one of my old Batman comics, the old and goofy version of the Dark Knight most people hate but I (somewhat ashamedly) have always rather enjoyed.

I read the comic, it's old humor and camp-style a refreshing difference from the horrors and misery of "No Heroes" - this was how I always remembered classic DC, fun and enjoyable.

I got halfway through the comic and had just opened a new page when my eyes grew wide with shock - I almost dropped the comic as I saw to my utter disbelief a full-page panel of Superman, in that disturbing art-style and staring once more from the comic page, the prominent speech bubble stating:

"You don't get to be happy, hero."

[enterthemadness]

Is it a curssed comic? Wha...

[cherokeesam]

I never got the whole "haunted video game" subgenre. At all.
I know that 99.9% of them are complete works of fiction in the first place, but even if there *was* something to a "haunted video game," it's called a glitch, people. Chuck the disc/ cartridge/ whatever and buy a new one.

ermahgerd mah perkymern game's got demon pokeys ermahgerd

[Mr. Wooden Alligator]

^Nostalgia and the edginess of death in a kid's game, the Marowak Team Rocket killed. I'm not much scared by them either; I have to trick myself into it.

[JJJ's Ulcer]

Has anyone here read the online Korean horror comic that changes as you read it? I did it once and never again. If you want to check out, make sure you got your sound on and just google "interactive Korean horror comic" or something. I'm not going to look for it or link it. It's some scary shizz.

[Piper Maru]

Originally Posted by JJJ's Ulcer

Has anyone here read the online Korean horror comic that changes as you read it? I did it once and never again. If you want to check out, make sure you got your sound on and just google "interactive Korean horror comic" or something. I'm not going to look for it or link it. It's some scary shizz.

You mean this?

[Piper Maru]

The Ghost Song

VIDEO-CLick to Watch!:

The man who wrote this song killed himself a week before this song was published. It was dated a day after he died. Linguistic specialists have deciphered the language in the song. They can't translate every word, but they recognize certain parts. The main message repeated often is this phrase. "This is all I can hear now. This is all they'll let me hear." Some people believe it's a message from the dead man. Listen to it at your own risk! Strange unexplainable things will supposedly occur.

[KevanG]

Originally Posted by Piper Maru

Superman: No Heroes

We've all heard stories about haunted video-games, "lost episodes" of beloved cartoons or TV shows. But there has always been a medium that until recently seems to have been immune to such tales, the humble comic book.

Now before you ask, I don't for one second believe that there is a massive conspiracy or some hidden reason for the event I am about the share with you - I think what happened was an example of something that has no reason, no grand scheme.. it simply happened.. I hope it never happens again..

So, what happened? I'll tell you - I am a collector of DC comics and as such I have always had a soft spot for Superman, anyone who is into comics knows that some titles go into dark and disturbing imagery so when strange or gruesome things occur most rightfully dismiss it as part of the story.

This was how I first reacted when I got my hands on what I believed to be a new Superman title named "No Heroes" - the cover was completely black and the Superman logo was broken and decayed looking, again I thought this was all part of the story.

I had already flipped through a few pages before purchasing and to my surprise it was a fairly standard Superman book so I bought it without much thought.

Taking it home with me I sat down and began to read the comic in more detail, as soon as I opened it I was greeted with artwork that was drastically different from what I had seen at a glance in the store - everything had a red tint to it and the characters were all angry and battered looking.

Superman especially looked extremely menacing and as I read the text appearing on the speech bubbles I admit I was pretty shocked - this was not marked as a mature title and DC had until fairly recently been pretty uptight about how Superman was and was not to be portrayed, making what I read pretty confusing to say the least:

"Heroes aren't real. It's all fake. Everything's a ****ing lie."

"People aren't going to save you, they'll watch you bleed. You deserve to die."

"Life is a fatal disease which slowly eats us away. You're not perfect. You're no hero..".

Again and again I read these dark, mysterious lines - it wasn't unusual for dramatic works such as comics to add moments like this but as I continued to read I couldn't help but feel this was very off for a Superman book. Not a single word of encouragement or hope was to be found. Our titular "hero" just kept silent as everyone around him spewed forth messages of hate and despair.

The artwork grew increasingly disturbing which each new page until eventually I began to question if this was some kind of joke - Superman walked down the streets of Metropolis and observed the rotting bodies of many heroes and villains from comic books, to my surprise some of the characters were not even DC owned.

After a while the story grew violent as Superman began to destroy what was left of Metropolis, the destruction more graphic that normal - even in the more "extreme" editions of the comic.

Soon Metropolis was destroyed and a two-page panel depicted the carnage, bodies laying on the street - what looked like children impaled on spikes formed by debris and figures hanging lifelessly from nooses tied to street lamps and sign posts.

Finally the comic ended with a full panel page of Superman, staring directly ahead as if looking to the reader, a speech bubble prominently stating:

"For years you watched us suffer. Now it's your turn, hero.".

I didn't quite understand what that meant and at the time I was still a bit disturbed by the whole comic so promptly put the thing away and never gave it a second glance.

After such a horrid comic I decided I needed a change of pace so got out one of my old Batman comics, the old and goofy version of the Dark Knight most people hate but I (somewhat ashamedly) have always rather enjoyed.

I read the comic, it's old humor and camp-style a refreshing difference from the horrors and misery of "No Heroes" - this was how I always remembered classic DC, fun and enjoyable.

I got halfway through the comic and had just opened a new page when my eyes grew wide with shock - I almost dropped the comic as I saw to my utter disbelief a full-page panel of Superman, in that disturbing art-style and staring once more from the comic page, the prominent speech bubble stating:

"You don't get to be happy, hero."

Seems more like Marvel/Miracleman to me. They have certain parts of the series that are around the same as the details above.

[Mr. Wooden Alligator]

Originally Posted by JJJ's Ulcer

Has anyone here read the online Korean horror comic that changes as you read it? I did it once and never again. If you want to check out, make sure you got your sound on and just google "interactive Korean horror comic" or something. I'm not going to look for it or link it. It's some scary shizz.

I think someone here had it linked in their sig; silly me had the volume full blast because my earbuds were going out.

[Hotwire]

Originally Posted by Piper Maru

You mean this?

I hate you!

[TheDreamMaster]

Originally Posted by Piper Maru

The Ghost Song

VIDEO-CLick to Watch!:

The man who wrote this song killed himself a week before this song was published. It was dated a day after he died. Linguistic specialists have deciphered the language in the song. They can't translate every word, but they recognize certain parts. The main message repeated often is this phrase. "This is all I can hear now. This is all they'll let me hear." Some people believe it's a message from the dead man. Listen to it at your own risk! Strange unexplainable things will supposedly occur.

That pic. Nope nope nope.

[AxlsAppetite]

Originally Posted by TheDreamMaster

That pic. Nope nope nope.

Gotta ask.

You know what that`s from, right?

[Cunning Stunts]

Originally Posted by Hotwire

I hate you!

How do we view the actual comic? Just scroll? Because I thought it was supposed to be interactive.

[Hotwire]

Originally Posted by Cunning Stunts

How do we view the actual comic? Just scroll? Because I thought it was supposed to be interactive.

Yup. Just scroll.

[Piper Maru]

Originally Posted by Hotwire

I hate you!

Here's another one!

[TheDreamMaster]

Originally Posted by AxlsAppetite

Gotta ask.

You know what that`s from, right?

Of course, the Scary Stories series. Loved them as a kid. That pic just happens to be one of the creepier ones. Funny, it never bothered me as a kid, but its quite unsettling to me now.

[Piper Maru]