Vincent Price Presents: House of Horrors Omnibus (Vincent House, #1-4)

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Every house on your street has a story, some are stories that pink at your heart strings and some stories will rip those heart strings out of your body. Vincent Price, the master of horror is back to tell you some more gothic tales with the help of some talented artists. Sit back and don't forget to breathe....

Cover by Stefano Cardoselli

Collects House of Horrors #1 - #4:

#1 "Good Boy" by Jay Katz
Nicholas Stastny is a saintly lad. He loves his maker, his family, and above all, his animals. He loves 'em to death! Experience the most disturbing story from Bluewater yet as we learn the gruesome truths to becoming a "Good Boy."

#2 "Hell of a Night" by Chad Jones
The second issue of "Vincent Price: House of Horrors" may be the most terrifying yet. Detective Katharine Cavenaugh, after surviving a brutal attack, is hot on the trail of the vicious killer that has been slashing young women to death. Her investigation leads her to an underground club of wannabe vampires. But not all of them may be pretending...

#3 "Hyperkinetic Bullet" by Rita Gorgoni and Stephen Nelson
A small, weird western town on the edge of hell is invaded by a horde of demons in the shape of bandits. On their wild rampage through the town, the bandits run afoul of an Asperger's syndrome boy with strange powers, and his silent giant companion. The boy and the giant defeat the demon-bandits and drive them back into Hell.
The boy climbs up on the shoulders of his giant friend and rides off into the sunset, leaving the town's preacher and mayor, who looks suspiciously like VINCENT PRICE, wondering...

#4 "Build a Better Mousetrap" by Jon Judy
The intellect-enhancing serum Dr. Wearden has been giving the mice worked initially, but now they aren't getting smarter. Desperate, he uses the serum himself, hoping to become smarter, but instead becoming delusional and paranoid, suspicious of his wife, boss, and colleagues... and what exactly is happening with those mice?

Recommended for ages 15+