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Ella/She/Her Horror, cómics, cine. Se pierde en casas encantadas y en pueblos pequeños en los que pasan cosas. Editora en @obscuraed.bsky.social‬ A veces le da por escribir. https://www.instagram.com/aitzist/

Google completó Chespir a Chespirito, pero aun así sabía que cabía la posibilidad de que se estuviera refiriendo a William Shakespeare
Cubierta de Hesket: A Norfolk Haunting, donde se ven trozos de una calavera y un par de huesos, de los que brotan unas flores.
Cover for T. Kingfisher's Snake-Eater, where you see a kind of creepy woodpecker with a snake in its mouth
una gata tuxedo dentro de una cesta de una torre de gatos que asoma solo los ojos y las orejas
Cubierta del gran David Rendo para la novela Las raíces recuerdan tu nombre. En lo que parece ser la noche, en medio de un bosque de árboles desnudos y nada amenazadores, se alza la sombra de una casa en un tono rojo que da cero miedito y, frente a ella, una hachuela de tamaño así como muy grande. En el suelo, también de un color rojo natural, porque es bien sabido que los suelos naturales son rojos, infinidad de raíces serpentean hacia la casa como culebras que todo el mundo querría encontrarse de lo monas y poco intimidantes que son.
Según Goodreads, he leído 158 libros (y cómics) y 31.973 páginas
Reloj digital de muñeca. A la izquierda, de color rojo y claras marcas de uso (y le faltan piezas). A la derecha, de color negro. Lo estreno mañana
Root Rot, de Saskia Nislow
The cover shows a single person in top of a mountain in green and blue tones.
The cover shows a girl underwater with some flowers in purple and blue. It really reminds me of the Ophelia painting, by Sir John Everett Millais.
The cover shows a window in a stone, old mansion. The light is on and we can see two hands over it.
Over a black background, the cover shows a bloody prom queen (with the sash and crown).
The background of the cover is a forest at night. The title occupies the whole cover. The I letters are simple marks in red, almost like scratches.
The background shows a snowed cabin surrounded by trees. In the sky, there’s the picture of a woman’s face. She does not seem very happy.
The simplest cover. It shows a filthy, beige wall with marks signalling how high the water got. There’s still some water in the floor.
The cover shows a zombie hand sprouting from the earth with a book on its hand. This book is where the title is. The background is red, you can see the shadows of some trees, the full moon, and some tombs.
I really do not like when the author’s name is bigger than the title, but this is one of those cases. The cover itself shows an abandoned car in the middle of a desert road.
The cover shows a lonely, dark building. The only lights are the ones in the higher floor. The building is surrounded by the tombs of a cemetery.
The cover is black with a red circle in the middle, like a splash of paint. Inside the red circle, you can see the eye and brow of a woman (nothing spooky about it).
The title occupies almost the whole cover in big, red, capital letters. In the background, and from the perspective of being inside a cave we can see two small silhouettes playing in the rocks, next to the sea.
The cover shows a road crossing a forest from a bird’s view. The forest and the beginning of the road complete a skull.
Let me see if I can make this cover justice. It shows a very old, wrinkled woman. You can only see her head, although you can perceive the body is inside a cloud of blackness. Both the woman’s skin and hair are grey and they really highlight the silhouette of the skull. There are two holes where the eyes should be, and instead they show two red points. Behind, the background is completely red.
The cover shows the title in big orange letters. The background is a small island, surrounded by fog.
The picture shows a water tank in the left, in front of an amazingly beautiful semi clouded sky. The sun shines, but behind a cloud. The title of the book, Wanderers, kind of disappears from the middle towards the upper part of the cover, as if it was smoke. To the right, there’s a single person walking in the middle of the road.
The cover is from a Friday the 13th comic book by Palmiotti, Gray, Archer and Guzman. It just shows Jason with his machete in the night, in front of a full moon.
The cover shows a forest from a bird’s eye view. The landscape creates the illusion of a skull.
The cover shows a strange, monstrous-like black figure against a white background.
The cover shows a cornfield where you can distinguish the face of a clown.
A very simple cover, it just shows a hand with a pistol, pointed at the reader.
The cover shows two rabbits, one alive and what dead, interlayered with the first. The dead rabbit transforms into several shrooms from the chest down.
The cover is drawn and coloured by hand. It shows a black long haired girl, very young, with a flower headband and a dog by her side. She is surrounded by roses and insects. There’s a big black mansion in the back.
There are different covers for this book, but the one chosen shows what it seems to be a puppet girl holding a candle
The cover is kind of textures blue and it shows a hand holding a red scarf. The fingertips are also red.
The cover shows a monstrous bat with red eyes and some trees in the background.
The title takes almost the whole cover in big red cursive letters. In the background, there’s the picture of what could be a demon-like woman (she has horns). The picture is cut in two and, in the middle, there’s another girl, pale and short haired.
The background is a kind of creamy white. It shows three trees and several people. The trees make the shape of the eyes and nose of a skull. The people and their reflection make the teeth.