Fun, pulp horror shorts played for laffs. Quite fun. Probably wouldn't splash on a second volume, mind.

Certainly channels the campy-creepy vibes of the series!

This wasn't really anything different than expected...which is probably great for some fans, but felt lackluster for me.

This bundled version of the comic book mini-series (5 issues) has some good stories, nice and gory, (but no toplessness, that would be crass. Twisted Tales it's not.) They are really fun, and usually compelling, often making them feel short. (There are two shorts to each issue.)

Each story has a great splash page, definitely worth the cost of admission, but I don't like that they present The Creep as a cheap copy of the Cryptkeeper, even going so far as to have it address us as "kiddos".The Creep shouldn't talk. It doesn't in the movies or the Shudder TV series. That aside, it's a better-than-average horror rag.

A decent collection of short horror stories. Generally good across the board but nothing to shout about. Some good art throughout though

A fantastic anthology of light horror and gruesome illustrations. From a group of trick-or-treaters who take too many candy bars to a demon summoned to entertain birthday partiers, this makes for fun comics to get you into a spooky spirit any time of the year. This wasn't anything too intense or too graphic, and authors/illustrators/color artists change each issue, but this still makes for interesting stories to be told in a one-shot.

Definitely lives up to my fond memories!

Meh. Kind of felt like each story was a very fast and not as good Goosebumps story.