History NightmareFuel / BeastsOfBurden

** The teenage culprit, David, turns out to be the ''real'' nightmare. Once you see inside his closet of horrors, you realize ''exactly'' why the ghosts are enraged: amongst cat and dog food and flea spray are boxes of animal skulls and collars, a dead squirrel (or baby animal) in a jar, and ''a jar of eyeballs'', alongside syringes, a hunting knife, and a roll of duct tape. There are also Polaroids showing bloodied (and presumably dead) animals, including '''''a decapitated puppy'''''.

** The final page. The entire story is nightmare-inducing, but that last page, where you see the bottom of the pond with drowned Hazel, her dead puppies, and ''all the other animals David tortured and killed''. It will ''not'' let you sleep easy.

** The teenage culprit, David, turns out to be the ''real'' nightmare. Once you see inside his closet of horrors, you realize ''exactly'' why the ghosts are enraged: boxes of animal skulls and collars, a dead squirrel (or baby animal) in a jar, and ''a jar of eyeballs'', alongside syringes, a hunting knife, and a roll of duct tape. There are also Polaroids showing bloodied (and presumably dead) animals, including '''''a decapitated puppy'''''.

** The teenage culprit, David, turns out to be the ''real'' nightmare. Once you see insixe his closet of horrors, you realize ''exactly'' why the ghosts are enraged: boxes of animal skulls and collars, a dead squirrel (or baby animal) in a jar, and ''a jar of eyeballs'', alongside syringes, a hunting knife, and a roll of duct tape. There are also Polaroids showing bloodied (and presumably dead) animals, including '''''a decapitated puppy'''''.

** The teenage culprit, David, turns out to be the ''real'' horror (for the most part) when we see his closet of horrors -- and realize exactly ''why'' the ghosts are so enraged. Boxes of animal skulls and collars, a dead squirrel (or baby animal) in a jar, and ''a jar of eyeballs'', alongside syringes, a hunting knife, and a roll of duct tape. There are also Polaroids showing bloodied (and presumably dead) animals, including '''''a decapitated puppy'''''.
** The final page. The entire story is nightmare-inducing, but that last page, in which you see the bottom of the pond with drowned Hazel, her dead puppies, and all the other animals David tortured and killed. It will ''not'' let you sleep easily.

[[caption-width-right:250:Poor [[{{Seer}} Jack]].]]

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** The giant pet-eating monster frog that explodes into dozens of small dead frogs when beaten. Hick.
* The true form of the ghostly sheep from "The View from the Hill". They died in a barn fire, and... well, there's a reason Jack fainted when he got a good look at them.

** The teenage culprit, David, turns out to be the ''real'' horror (for the most part) when we see his closet of horrors -- and realize exactly ''why'' the ghosts are so enraged. [[spoiler: Boxes of animal skulls and collars, a dead squirrel (or baby animal) in a jar, and ''a jar of eyeballs'', alongside syringes, a hunting knife, and a roll of duct tape. There are also Polaroids showing bloodied (and presumably dead) animals, including '''''a decapitated puppy'''''.]]

** The teenage culprit, David, turns out to be the ''real'' horror (for the most part) when we see his "collection" -- and realize exactly ''why'' the ghosts are so enraged.
** The final page. The entire story is nightmare-inducing, but that last page, in which you see the drowned Hazel, her dead puppies, and all the other animals tortured and drowned by being thrown into the pond will ''not'' let you sleep easily.

** The ghost puppies. Doesn't sound scary? Oh, you have no idea how wrong you are...
** The teenager David turns out to be the real horror for most reasons when they see his "collection" and realize ''why'' the ghost puppies are so enraged.
** The last page. The entire story is nightmare-inducing, but that last page, in which you see the drowned Hazel, her dead puppies, and all the other dogs killed by being thrown into the well will not let you sleep.

* Many examples, but first and foremost are the ghost puppies in "Lost". Doesn't sound scary? Oh, you have no idea how wrong you are...

* The last page of ''ComicBook/BeastsOfBurden'' #2. The entire story is nightmare-inducing, but that last page, in which you see the drowned Hazel, her dead puppies, and all the other dogs killed by being thrown into the well will not let you sleep.
** #4 isn't too shabby either. Specifically the part where the gravekeeper is ''torn to shreds'' by something that rose up out of a grave, and the only reason his dog doesn't get killed as well is because the man's arm ''rips loose at the elbow''.]] And for further shudders, the dog is still ''dragging the ripped off arm behind him'' on the leash when he meets up with the Burden Hill pets.
** And #1 is more {{Squick}} than anything, but between that EyeScream part and when one of the characters [[AnyoneCanDie dies]], with their bloody collar sitting there...

* The giant pet-eating monster frog that explodes into dozens of small dead frogs when beaten. Hick.

* The giant pet-eating monster frog that explodes into dozens of small dead frogs when beaten. Yick.

* The true form of the ghostly sheep from "The View from the Hill". They died in a barn fire, and... well, there's a reason Jack fainted when he got a good look at them.