Cosmichorror Stories

Being the first haunted to defeat the Shade, Vergil Torres should have been swelling with joy and pride. After all, he saved his friends and learned secrets not even 50 years of Shade Study could discover. Yet, this victory came at a heavy toll. The guilt over Eris's death. The regret of finding out the truth of the Cult. And the heavy burden of stopping Azgarmoth, the source of the mysterious Shade, from entering their world, knowing that failure means that life as they know it will end, all weighs heavily on the 16-year-old high school student. To make matters worse, because of the seal Vergil undid, the still-operating cult is now more powerful than ever, commanding an army of Shades and cultists embedded in various aspects of society. Their only hope lies with one History and Sociology Professor, who seems to be the only one to know more about the lost legend of the city of Bastillio, the legend of the Star People, and the Celestials. The stakes are higher than ever as they prepare to meet with the professor under false names and disguises. They must learn all they can of the legend, if it is even the same one, and treat every citizen they encounter as a potential cultist out to kill them.

Follow the chilling tale of a group of vigilante Hunters on a desperate search for missing children in the shadowy depths of Southern California. What begins as a routine case quickly spirals into a nightmare of cults, cryptids, and a twisted serial killer. As old traumas resurface, each member of the team must confront the darkness within. With every clue, the line between hunter and hunted begins to blur, and no one will escape unchanged. Listen to the linked Audio book with an original soundtrack and immersive sound effects. Updated every Tuesday and Saturday.

this thrilling multiverse crossover, the global K-pop sensation Huntr/x-Rumi, Mira, and Zoey-embark on their highly anticipated world tour while secretly working to strengthen the newly fortified Honmoon, the mystical barrier powered by their fans' energy that seals away demons. But strange demonic incursions trace back to an unfamiliar dimension: Earth-616, the heart of the Marvel Universe in New York City. Meanwhile, tears in reality are ripping open across New York, unleashing unknown horrors. With Doctor Strange mysteriously missing, the Avengers-led by Captain America, Iron Man, Spider-Man, Captain Marvel, and Wong-race to contain the breaches and uncover the mastermind behind them. When Huntr/x sells out Stark Arena (formerly Madison Square Garden) overnight for their U.S. tour stop, the Avengers suspect the interdimensional anomalies are linked to the trio's arrival. Suspicion turns to confrontation as heroes and demon hunters clash in a misunderstanding-fueled battle amid the glittering chaos of K-pop fandom. But the true threat looms larger: Dormammu, lord of the Dark Dimension, has sensed the weakened multiversal barriers and plots to conquer both worlds, using the rifts to devour realities starting with Earth-616 and the Huntr/x universe. With Doctor Strange trapped in the Dark Dimension, it will take an unlikely alliance between the Avengers' raw power and Huntr/x's fan-powered mystical harmony to seal the tears, rescue Strange, and banish Dormammu once and for all-in an epic showdown blending superhero spectacle with high-energy K-pop performances.

Kyle. A boy worn thin by expectations that were never truly his own-misunderstood, overestimated, and exhausted from a lifetime spent pleasing everyone but himself. After graduation, he leaves behind his quiet countryside home, hoping a distant university might finally offer him peace. Instead, the city offers him something far stranger than loneliness. Waiting inside the house meant to be his new start is a girl he has never met-serene, unfamiliar, and fundamentally wrong in ways he can't quite name. She doesn't feel human. And she isn't very good at pretending to be. She asks if she can live with him. Reluctant, and too kind to refuse, Kyle agrees-unaware that he has just welcomed into his life something far older and far greater than he could possibly understand. She is not merely otherworldly. She is an existence that should not care about human hearts at all-an Outer God wearing a fragile disguise, observing a species she was never meant to touch. Yet he fascinates her. Beneath his calm exterior is a boy shaped by a past that taught him to distrust affection, to measure love as obligation, and to fear what it might demand of him in return. His brokenness is not something Anathasia was prepared for-nor something her kind was ever meant to encounter. As she watches him, studies him, and begins to feel, the boundary between observer and participant begins to erode. What begins as quiet cohabitation becomes something far more dangerous. Will their impossible bond heal the wounds Kyle tried so desperately to bury- or will it awaken emotions in both of them that neither of their worlds will allow to exist? . . . . . . . An urban fantasy about an inhuman being choosing restraint, a human choosing trust, and the quiet pressure that builds when gods try to live ordinary lives.

Across the cold distances between stars, humanity spreads through the galaxy as the Sons of Supreme, warrior pilgrims in cathedral ships who believe God made them in His image and gave them the universe as their inheritance. Alien species watch in horror as these faithful conquerors advance not with weapons alone, but with hymns that shatter minds and certainty that burns away doubt like fire. From the perspective of beings made of questions, memory, and fear, humanity is not just dangerous but spiritually overwhelming, creatures whose absolute belief in their divine purpose makes them unstoppable. As humans claim system after system, the aliens must face a terrifying truth: they are not fighting an empire or an invasion, but a species that believes it is simply coming home to what was always meant to be theirs. In the darkness between worlds, the galaxy learns to fear not the weapons of mankind, but the hymns they sing while advancing toward their inheritance.

Trapped between Dutch colonial rule and cosmic horrors in 1930s Java, Dr. Charles Kwan Hwee Tan-a scholar with cinnabar-stained fingers and three timepieces-must hide the truth of a cursed kris dagger that reveals reality is paper-thin, even as the Dutch force him to erase his heritage and silence the ancient warnings that could save his family. His survival depends on burying the past, but the kris's whispers threaten to shatter the fragile lie he's built with ink and frozen time.

James Sunderland came to Silent Hill seeking a letter from his deceased wife. Isaac Clarke and Sgt. John Carver arrived through a rift in reality, hunted by the echoes of a dying Brethren Moon. In the fog-choked streets of Maine, two nightmares collide. The town's ancient psychic power has found a new catalyst: a Marker signal that turns repressed guilt into physical biomass. Now, the manifestations of James's trauma are mutating into Necromorph hybrids-Pyramid Head stalks the shadows with bone-blade tentacles, and the "nurses" of Brookhaven Hospital hunger for more than just blood. Equipped with glitching RIG suits and plasma cutters, Isaac and Carver must team up with a man on the verge of a mental breakdown. As the fog lifts to reveal an Otherworld pulsing with Marker energy, the trio must face a terrifying truth: the town isn't just haunting them-it's harvesting them to seed a new Convergence. In a place where your sins take shape and the moon is always watching, "making us whole" has never been more literal.

Day 87. Hour 14. 27 hours short. Tallow, light, and wicks. Those are all the Chandler has to survive in a world shrouded in darkness by the Black Sun. He must survive to day 90, but will things truly follow his never-ending calculations? In hopes of finding the last bit of light to stay alive, he encounters the Absences, horrors he kept away off for so long. And see the past he always hid away. A psychological horror novella about the the limits of survival, and the conviction of a lone accountant.

Samantha and Derek uncover strange forces hidden in their dead uncle's house.

In the chaotic aftermath of the war-torn galaxy, a young human smuggler, Lexi Alton, makes a fateful hyperspace jump that leads her to an uncharted planet deep within the Maw. After a catastrophic crash, Lexi is severely injured and loses her sight. She is rescued and cared for by a mysterious, powerful woman named Abeloth, whose dark past has made her a figure of both fear and fascination. As their bond deepens, the two women discover an undeniable connection, leading to an unexpected and intimate union that results in the birth of twins-Caelia and Thorne-children with a destiny unlike any other. As the galaxy's Jedi, Sith, and neutral Force sects take notice of the miraculous children, the couple must protect their family from those who seek to control the twins' potent abilities. In the face of growing threats, Lexi and Abeloth find themselves defending their love and their children from a galaxy that refuses to accept the unorthodox nature of their union. Through trials, danger, and betrayal, they learn that the power of love can reshape the future, and together, they will forge a new path for their children in a galaxy that is forever changing. Shadows of the Maw is a story of love, sacrifice, and defiance, set against the backdrop of a galaxy that is never at peace. With a unique twist on the Star Wars universe, it explores the bonds of motherhood, the complexities of power, and the strength of love that transcends the darkness.

All roads lead to Carcosa. A hunter who cannot find her way. A gunslinger who trades in secrets. A scholar who chases forbidden knowledge. A man who should never have been given life. Each path twists through fire, shadow, and hidden truths, drawing them toward a place beyond conception. Carcosa waits patiently as the twin suns sink beneath its black lake, and whispers ride the wind. In the end, all roads lead to Carcosa.

At Jackson Easton Prep, Derik Jackson is the kind of Black boy adults brag about. Valedictorian. College‑ready. Always polite, always careful. He knows exactly how he's supposed to move through the world-don't linger, don't talk back, don't give anyone a reason to see him as dangerous. Then a routine stop at a discount store ends with reality...tilting. The lights hum too loud. The air tastes like metal. For a heartbeat, the world bends around him-and something bends back. An unseen star over his house flares white‑hot. A wrong‑shaped figure behind glass whispers, Found you. And a presence slides into his thoughts like a blade made of light. Lumin is not human. Lumin remembers a network of shared minds stretching between stars-and the moment the U.S. government cut one of those minds out and locked it under white lights. Lumin remembers Derik's baby hands reaching for the glass. As Derik's powers spike from awkward glitches to city‑wide surges, two truths slam together: There is no clean line between being Black, queer, and alien. He has always been "other." The people who built the facility don't want a person back. They want their weapon. With his sister Hana staging the world's gayest graduation party in the backyard and federal eyes turning toward his neighborhood, Derik has to decide what kind of myth he's willing to become. Government asset. Grinning superhero. Silent victim. Or something entirely his own.

For four thousand years, the city of Eldrith has floated in a star-choked void, protected by the violet light of the Foundation Arch. The citizens believe they are the last safe haven in the universe. They are wrong. Lyra Galen is a spatial magus of the High Ridge, a prodigy born to pluck the fabric of reality and uphold a legacy of unyielding stone. Her life is one of prestige and pressure-until the Festival of Awakening goes wrong. A shockwave from the void plunges the city into darkness, leaving the foundations of Eldrith shivering in the silence. While the Great Houses hunt for a scapegoat, the city's elite turn their eyes toward the only instability they've ever known: Ewan, Lyra's quiet, fragile brother. To the world, Ewan is a "sickly bird" who withers when the city's light grows too bright. To Lyra, he is the only person worth protecting in a world built on ancient pride. But as the air begins to thin and the "Lumen-Dysphoria" takes hold of the city, Lyra discovers that the fracture in the stone is nothing compared to the lies buried in her own home. A three-hundred-year-old secret is bleeding through the cracks of the manor.

A collection of stories from the dark corners of imagination.

November 1983. Hawkins, Indiana. When Will Byers vanishes on a rain-slicked road, his friends expect to find a runaway or a government secret. Instead, they uncover a cycle of disappearances stretching back centuries-a predatory, ancient evil that feeds on the town's deepest traumas. In this alternate universe, the entity known as Pennywise the Dancing Clown didn't land in Derry; he chose Hawkins. Now, the experiments at Hawkins National Laboratory have cracked the door to the Upside Down, and the "Silver Man" has found a new way to hunt. As Mike, Dustin, and Lucas team up with a girl named Eleven, they find themselves caught between two horrors: a cold, interdimensional void and a shapeshifting nightmare that knows exactly what you're afraid of. To save Will, they must descend into the sewers and face the Deadlights before the entire town is pulled into a circus that never ends. A Stranger Things x IT Crossover: 80s nostalgia meets visceral supernatural horror.

The world ended with the Death Stranding, leaving humanity huddled in underground bunkers and a relentless "Timefall" rain that ages everything it touches. Fragile, a woman broken by betrayal and physically scarred by the rain, has spent her life delivering the future while longing for a warmth she can never touch. Everything changes when a cosmic anomaly tears through the atmosphere. Jean Grey, the host of the primordial Phoenix Force, is cast out of her own universe and into the gray, weeping wasteland of the UCA. She is fire and life incarnate-a goddess in a world that has forgotten the sun. When their paths collide, the connection is instantaneous and world-altering. Fragile is the only one who can handle the goddess with care, and Jean is the only one who can heal the scars on Fragile's soul. But as their love ignites, so does a terrifying reality: the Phoenix's light is overcharging the Chiral Network, threatening to trigger the Last Stranding and burn away the very world Jean is trying to save. To stay together, they must outrun the terrorist Higgs, defy the Extinction Entity, and decide if their love is worth the price of a dying universe.

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The second half of the 'I Have Been Chosen and I Am Going Home' duology. After escaping the clutches of a giant human-eating monster, nicknamed Snickelway, Oliver and Cody have to put a halt to their first date as they both try to mentally recover from the experience. Whilst Cody decides to leave to his parents, Oliver tries to convince his therapist in the mandatory sessions, and himself, that he is fine. But he isn't. Everything is changing. Cody has gone to stay with his family, which turns more permanent than temporary; everyone at work is treating Oliver differently after the incident; and the band is at risk of falling apart with Cody gone. And then there is the looming fear of how the cosmic monster Snickelway will eventually devour all of humanity, one person at a time. How would you live your life if you knew you could be taken at any time?

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