Folk horror, rural culture, nomophobia, and *Creepy Things*

Some of the Bronze age's weirdest comics were published by Charlton Press. Even by their way out, wild standards their horror comic series Creepy Things took weirdness to new heights.

Combining folk horror, technological deprivation, and rural phobias, Creepy Things is an incomparable artifact that documented the ever changing face of fear at the end of the 20th century.

You can learn more about the series' socio-political significance here:

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