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Honestly it feels like character assassination for Annie. I feel like earlier portrayal of the character doesn’t seem like a character who would be so callous and cruel to her partner cw
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after he discovered he’d been repeatedly raped.
Honestly I think the creators are complete pieces of shit, they’ve made it pretty clear that they consider this a laughing matter. Saw someone suggest that they wouldn’t be surprised if a couple years down the line the show runner turned out to be a Joss Whedon type, and it seems within the realm of possibility.
I’m not sure if this counts as horror, but Home Sick Pilots was pretty cool.
15 issue run, it’s completed, and is about a teen punk band that goes into a haunted house, a lot of them die (it sounds pretty horror at this point, I know) and the survivor ends up bonded with the ghosts and pilots the house around as a mech made out of rotting wood and powered by ghosts.
I haven’t finished it, but I really liked the first 20 or so issues of Monstress which is dark fantasy story set in a world with humans, sentient cats, “ancients” which are immortal demigods (and also furries), and arcanics, who are the descendants of humans who had children with ancients and may or may not have any animal traits. It’s set in the aftermath of a war between the humans and arcanics (cw here there’s a lot of bigotry and dehumanization between them, mostly coming from the human side). It’s about an arcanic woman who is on a quest to learn more about her family history and a monster/demon that has bound itself to her. The art is gorgeous but the story gets pretty dark at times.