A family moves into a house where every room is slightly bigger than the last time they measured it.
Start with this ideaSeven horror comic ideas.Take one. Make it yours.
Quiet dread over jump scares: a house that grows, a festival with no guest, an attic door nobody opens. A comic sets the pace of a scare, because the reader cannot see the next panel until they get to it.
Press start on any of them and it lands in the premise box of a new comic, where every word is yours to change. Then you pick a look, meet the cast, and Panel & Ink writes and draws the first issue.
No. 1 No. 2 A ghost who hates haunting just wants the new tenants to stop screaming and let him read.
Start with this ideaNo. 3 A fishing village throws a festival every year to thank something in the fog, and this year it didn't come.
Start with this ideaNo. 4 A night-shift nurse realises one patient on her ward hasn't aged a day in the ten years she's worked there.
Start with this ideaNo. 5 The town's only babysitter has one rule: never open the attic door, no matter who asks from behind it.
Start with this ideaNo. 6 A scarecrow maker's newest scarecrow turns up in a different field every morning.
Start with this ideaNo. 7 Two bickering ghost hunters realise the only real ghost they've ever found is one of their grandmothers.
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Looks that suit it
Draw it in one of these.
Or in any of the twenty-eight. A comic picks one look on its second step, and every panel of every issue keeps it.
Crypt Horrorheavy crosshatching, sickly greens and reds 
Four-Colour Frightclean ink, lurid flat colour, hatched skies 
Carved Noirstark black and white, deep shadows 
Gekigagritty black-and-white brushwork
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