Autopsy Report
"Log of experiences as a medical examiner intern." Need I say more?

Baby Photo Retouching Service
A very strange site, by a very poor photo retoucher who offers to make dead babies look like dead babies with smeary faces. The "before" and "after" gallery is a must-see.

The Black Dahlia Web Site
An interesting website about the infamous Black Dahlia murder case which includes some graphic photos of Elizabeth Short's mutilated body.

Body Modification E-Zine
A somewhat frightening look at the various ways that people mutilate themselves. I'm a bit obsessed with the scarification page, myself...

Case Index - University of Pittsburgh
An excellent collection of patient case studies - some of which end in death and include forensic pathology images - courtesy the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine Department of Pathology. Something to read on a slow rainy day...

Celebrity Morgue
A classic site in which you can view the rotting remains of such former denizens of high society as Marilyn Monroe, Tupac, JFK, Ted Bundy, and my personal favorite, Edgar Allan Poe. Don't forget to say hello to him when you pass by...

Choose Death
Although the main site has been down for awhile, this subsidiary site offers a large collection of some of the most repulsive gore images on the web. Prepare to be horrified.

Corpse Of The Week
A very well-done site, which lives up to its name by featuring a newly submitted corpse photo every week. It also contains a gruesome archive and some ugly photos of a deceased Chris Farley. Recommended!

Crime Magazine: An Encyclopedia Of Crime
A wonderful site full of thought-provoking articles, tantalizing trivia, gore and more!

Custom Prosthetic Designs, Inc.
Robert R. Barron, a former Senior CIA Disguise Specialist, is committed to restoring identities through prosthetic devices. Some of the before pics are pretty gruesome, but it is amazing what he can do to improve people's appearances!

DeadBaby.Com
Okay, so there's not really much of anything here yet, but what potential! Unfortunately, they don't have an e-mail address, otherwise I'd send them some contributions...

DoeNetwork.Org
An international volunteer organization dedicated to missing persons and unidentified victims' cold cases. Reading the solved cases is most interesting!

Faces Of Death
One of the most comprehensive gore sites on the web, although a bit sullied by the ever-annoying porn site links all over it. Still, a must-see... although you may spend a lot of time averting your eyes.

Flap Surgery
Debased.Com has unearthed some of the most repulsive surgical pictures ever!

Forensic Pathology
A collection of forensic pathology clinical photos - both gross and microscopic - with nice scientific explanations of the facts behind the carnage. Very interesting...

Gross Specimens
A wonderful collection of fetuses in jars and the like, which includes a lovely 360 degree panorama video of one of the more disturbing fetuses. Great fun!

L.A. County Coroner Unidentified Persons Search
Exactly as it says - you can look at the images of deceased persons who have yet to be identified by the L.A. coroner's office. Some of the headshots are not exactly fresh...

LiveLeak
What a perfectly horrible website, chock full of disturbing videos and images.. So, what are you waiting for?

Menu
A website chockful of disturbing images under the categories "Baby" (yes, there are some doozy deformities!), "History" (WWII-era atrocities and the like), and "Others" (horrible mutilations, etc.) This one has some pics I've never seen before, which is hard to pull off!

Mexico - The Dark Side
A wonderful collection of photographs of the Museo de las Momias, various Mexican cemeteries, and the always-nifty Day Of The Dead celebrations. Gosh, it's enough to make me want to visit Mexico!

Morbid Visions
Morbid Visions has a nice collection of ghastly images - and an annoying adolescent attitude to go with it. I can do without the attitude, but the images are worth wincing over.

My Rattlesnake Bite
13-year-old Justin Schwartz was bitten in the left hand by a rattlesnake on July 21, 2002. Although he survived, the venom destroyed much of the tissue in his hand and resulted in a series of gruesome skin graft surgeries to save his hand. Photographs from his surgery are posted on this site - and they look PAINFUL!

Plastinated Specimen Visual Gallery
Here's a lovely - and educational! - collection of plastinated specimens courtesy the University of Michigan Medical School. Of particular interest to sickos like us are the pathology specimens.

Post-Mortem Photography
A nice collection of vintage post-mortem photographs.

Rotten Dot Com
A brilliant site, chock full of some of the most amusing and/or disgusting images available from the archives of alt.tasteless.pictures. A must see!

Russian Necro-World
The return of one of the sickest sites on the web. Need I say more?

Shark Attacks
A gruesome photo gallery highlights this website which keeps track of shark attacks as they happen. Handy, is it not?

Show No Mercy
A very lovely site, chock full of the choicest gore available on the web. Well worth a stroll... but please don't step on the bespattered remains!

Si Quey's Place
From Alf's always-interesting website comes this magnificently morbid travelogue of a trip to the Songran Niyomsane Forensic Medicine Museum in Bangkok, where executed criminal Si Quey's naked body greets you. Definitely a must-see if ever in Thailand!

The Smoking Gun: Archive
From the always-compelling Smoking Gun, this is a collection of images including decades-old crime photos, mug shots, JKF assassination pics, and war casualty images during World War II. Gripping stuff, of course.

Suicide Photos and Drawings
A collection of suicide methods with illustrations. (Although, strictly speaking, not all of the pics are from suicides.) Still, they are pretty disgusting. Strong stomachs only need apply!

Thanatos.Net
A wonderful collection of mortuary photographs, x-rays, and images of death masks highlights this excellent site. The shop is pretty wonderful too!

Trauma Code
An advertisement for a seemingly quite fascinating book called (you guessed it) Trauma Code, which details all sorts of misfortune that has befallen individuals before you. Now the question remains - which manner of gruesome death will choose you? Only the suicidal know for sure...

World of Death
An excellent collection of yuck-yuck-yuck images!

Aircraft Wrecks In Arizona and the Southwest
Trey Brandt has a fascinating hobby: he tracks down the wreckage from military plane crashes, photographs his findings, and shares them with us on his website. In addition to captivating photos of the wreckage, he details the crashes themselves and provides photographs of the victims. Obviously, I am completely entranced!

AirDisaster.Com
An absolutely enchanting site chock full of the most intensely horrifying moments ever experienced in the Wild Blue Yonder. I could spend all day at a site like this!

Amusement Ride Accident Reports and News
If you're thinking of heading to Great America, Six Flags, Disneyland, or any other theme park, this page might make you think twice. Unless, of course, the thought of being stranded upside down for six hours or being hurled from a roller coaster to your death actually sounds like a fun day out.

Aviation Videos
Ken sends a very interesting link to a site featuring videos of various plane crashes (some of them fatal) and near misses, which includes three different views of the 747's hitting the WTC towers on 9-11. I wasted about an hour here looking at the various videos. Hope you enjoy it too!

Bus Plunge!
The name says it all - a collection of tragic tales of buses plunging into all variety of abysses. Gripping stuff, quite naturally!

Car-Accidents.Com
Of course, people like us want to go to the Fatal Accidents page first...

PlaneCrashInfo.Com
Another completely captivating plane crash archive. Exhaustive and entrancing!

Wrecked Exotics
A wonderful collection of bad car crash photos. Although not the most morbid site on the planet, everything does have that fine hint of death about it.

The Amityville Murders
When I was a kid, one of my favorite books was Jay Anson's "The Amityville Horror". Of course, having re-read it again recently, I now realize the book is utter nonsense, but I am still captivated by the REAL horror of the house - the murder of his family (two sisters, two brothers, and both of his parents) by Ronald "Butch" DeFeo on November 13, 1974. This is an incredible site which contains abundant information on the murders, including a full set of crime scene photographs. It's interesting to note that all of the family were killed in the same position - face down with a fatal gunshot wound to the back - as you can see by the pictures. Fascinating stuff, whether or not you believe in the ghost story!

Black Dahlia: The Story As It Was Originally Reported
This site is a tie-in with the movie The Black Dahlia, but it contains a number of original vintage newspaper articles that are quite fascinating.

The Crime Library
An excellent collection of articles about your favorite infamous individuals.

Crime Magazine: An Encyclopedia Of Crime
An excellent and huge collection of crime articles. Well worth a browse!

Crime Spider
An exhaustive list of sites covering all manner of criminology. Of course, I'm especially partial to the crime scene photos, myself. Highly recommended!

Internet Crime Archives
A very complex and colorful site chock full of info on your "favorite" serial killers. Remember, don't get so close to the study that you yourself actually end up inside the fridge! Essential.

Jack The Ripper
A magnificent, fact-filled, highly gruesome journey through the terror of the Whitechapel Murders. Everything you could possibly want to know about old Jack's evil deeds and abundant proof that the good old days were horrible too.

Murder Auction
Since Ebay put the kibosh on crime-related auctions a couple of years back, Murder Auction is the best place to get those John Wayne Gacy originals!

Proceedings of the Old Bailey
You can read about the history of the old court house, find out all about different crimes and punishments given, and how they were altered over time.

Serial Killer Bios
A collection of serial killer bios. Obviously!

Serial Killer Central
A nice comprehensive serial killer community site. Which doesn't mean that you have to be a serial killer to register!

Texas Department Of Criminal Justice Statistics
You can also keep tabs on the upcoming executions at this fun-filled site.

Texas Execution Information Center
A very well-researched site that simply presents the facts of the cases -- and of the executions.

ZodiacKiller.Com
A fascinating website detailing one of the most fascinating of unsolved murder sprees.

The 1947 Project
"Los Angeles in 1947 was a social powderkeg. War-damaged returning soldiers were threatened by a new kind of independent female, who in turn found her freedoms disappearing as male workers returned to the factories. These conflicts worked themselves out in dark ways. The Black Dahlia is the most famous victim of 1947's sex wars, but hardly the only one. The 1947project seeks to document this pivotal year in L.A., through period reporting and visits to the scenes as they are today." BRAVO!!!

African-American Holocaust
An incredibly powerful and disturbing set of images conveying the horror racism. A must-see.

By The Neck Until Dead
"John Stark Bellamy II is a life-long Clevelander and enthusiast of its storied past. Since 1994 he has been publishing books and performing slideshows chronicling Cleveland crimes and disasters. Described by one reviewer as the 'Cleveland historian your mother warned you about,' he originally started writing about Forest City dismalia because he wanted to read about such melancholy matters and could find little available to such purpose." Sounds like my kind of a historian! Reap the benefits of his fascinating research here.

Censored Pictures of The Great War
Ever notice how when you see photographs of World War I, you don't tend to see any corpse imagery like you do in photos from other wars? That's because most of the governments involved destroyed such images so to not let the people see the realities of war and possibly object. (Gee, somehow I think that practice is still going on today...) Anyway, here is a collection of French photographs that were not destroyed, so we can see the gory realities of war for ourselves. Great images too - especially the corpse in a tree and the corpse on the barbed wire.

Concentration Camps
An excellent 1996-era photographic journey through the ruins of the Birkenau and Mauthausen concentration camps.

Daredevils of Niagara Falls
Many acted stupidly; some gave all.

Dream Anatomy
A wonderful collection of strange and compelling old anatomy illustrations.

Erzsébet
A page chock full of information on everyone's favorite vampire bitch from Hell - Erzsébet (Elizabeth) Bathory, The Blood Countess. Contains wonderful pictures of the Cséjthe Castle ruins as well.

Infernal Device
An absolutely excellent website dedicated to all manner of vile torture implements. Positively breathtaking!

Law Enforcement In The Past
More pictures and illustrations of those ever-wicked medieval torture devices. What sad, sick times they were!

The Mad Monarchs Series
An excellent collection of the most deranged monarchs to ever rule. Compelling reading!

Medieval Macabre
A lovely collection of "supernatural and fantastic imagery" of the ever-creepy Middle Ages. Devils, Demons, and Witches galore!

The Nanjing Massacre
A fascinating chronicle of one of the worst atrocities in history - the Nanjing Massacre of late 1937/early 1938, during which over 300,000 unarmed Chinese civilians were ruthlessly murdered by the Japanese army. Relive the horror through photographs that, although grainy and old, still reveal the sickening darkest side of human nature.

The National Museum of Health & Medicine
A morbidly fascinating museum chock full of such medical goodies as John Wilkes Booth and President Garfield's bullet-riddled spinal columns, giant hairballs removed from stomachs, syphilis-destroyed skulls, old medical equipment, etc.

New Orleans City Insane Asylum Archive
Now here's a fascinating site that makes the Comtesse dizzy with delight! An online archive of the New Orleans City Insane Asylum records from 1882-1888!!! The descriptions of the inmates are absolutely delightful!!

The Official Donnelly Homepage
A mesmerizing and extraordinarily well-crafted page that is dedicated to preserving the history of the Donnellys - a Canadian family who suffered a massacre of five family members in 1880. A wonderful read!

Old School Surgical Tools
From SurgicalTechnologists.Net comes this nifty page that displays photographs of twenty of the most frightening devices ever to tear asunder a human body.

The Peshtigo Fire
Fascinating website dedicated to documenting the worst natural disaster in American history - the Peshtigo Fire of October 8, 1871 which killed at least 1200 people.

Photographs Of Hiroshima And Nagasaki
A fascinating series of pictures illustrating the human toll of the atomic bomb attacks on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Unforgettable imagery.

A Social History Of Conjoined Twins
This sight is more odd and fascinating than dark or gruesome, but it is rather morbid to read about the deaths of conjoined twins. Imagine awakening in the middle of the night to find that your "other half" has died... and knowing that death will soon come to claim you too. Very interesting case studies of siamese twinhood.

The Tale Of The Sawney Beanes
The horrifying (and not necessarily true) tale of the cannibalistic, incestuous Scottish monsters - the Sawney Beane clan.  Gripping bedtime reading!

The Torture Museum
An excellent overview of different eras, techniques, and reasons for torture. Be sure to look at the Medieval photo gallery for a truly frightening empathic reaction.

Tortures And Torments Of The Christian Martyrs
Boy, those early Christians were sure picked on, weren't they? And such imaginative methods of torture! Human ingenuity never ceases to amaze me. View engravings of each of the various torture methods at this fascinating site.

The Triangle Factory Fire
A fascinating site about the horrible tragedy of the Triangle Factory Fire - where over one hundred women perished in 1911. Absolutely gripping!

The Witching Hours
A beautiful site which discusses the abundant historical atrocities of the Witch Hunting era. Be sure to check out "Punishment, Torture and Ordeal" for a truly frightening experience!

The Adams Residence
A wonderful archive of cemetery photographs (primarily of British origin) highlight this site.

After Life
This is one of the most beautiful collections of photography I have ever seen. Jonathan Clark spent several years photographing the seasons changing in England's Streatham Cemetery, and the results are breathtaking. In many cases, subtle animation and sounds are used to enhance the already captivating ambiance of these magical and melancholy pictures. Take my word for it and visit immediately!

Angels In Filth
A great collection of black and white and color photographs of graveyard angel statues.

Beneath Los Angeles
How thoughtful! Steve Goldstein walked around the cemeteries of L.A. and photographed the graves of the famous and infamous for our viewing pleasure. A cyber treat for the morbidly inclined.

Cape Cod Gravestones
An excellent history of the oldest gravestones in Cape Cod.

Cemetery Listings
From Dark Necropolis comes this small but engaging collection of travelogues to cemeteries in the Massachusetts and Rhode Island areas.

Cemetery Photo Gallery
A revolving gallery of lovely photographs from some of the world's finest cemeteries, archived monthly. It's the next best thing to being there!

The Cemetery Project
"A light-hearted, occasionally politically-incorrect, pictorial look at the gravesites of OVER 1,000 famous, infamous, and unusual personalities from around the world." Sounds like a wonderful hobby to me!

Cold Marble
A beautiful and informative site dedicated to the cemeteries of Baltimore.

Douglas Keister Photography
This guy is from my hometown... and he also takes some excellent photographs in a large variety of cemeteries. Well worth browsing! Oh, he also has a book.

Eclectic Raven
Anne Varnes has photographs of a number of cemeteries, primarily located in the Seattle area but there are a few from other parts of the world, on her website. Well worth a peek!

The Epitaph Browser
The Epitaph Browser is a collection of epitaphs from the graves of famous people. It makes for an entertaining browse!

Find-A-Grave
An amazing site that will help to locate the final resting spots of both the famous and non-famous. Essential reference for Tombstone Tourists!

Graveyards Of Chicago
An exhaustive site filled with information and lovely photographs of ... um... the graveyards of Chicago.

The Page Of The Dead
A page devoted to photographs and stories of obscure characters in obscure tombs.

The Political Graveyard
A comprehensive listing of the final resting places of thousands of American politicians.

Save Our Cemeteries
Now, here's a site supporting a cause I can really get behind: the preservation of our cemeteries.

Taphophilia
Now, here's a website that definitely puts the FUN back in funeral! A repository of morbid curiosities. Hmmmm... I resemble that remark!

The Temple Of Azrael
A beautiful page full of cemetery memorabilia and photographs.

To Die For - A Celebration Of Cemeteries And The Lighter Side Of Death
This is a great site put together by a Cemetery Tourist with an eye for the most interesting graves and a sharing soul. Highly recommended!

The Two Burials Of John Paul Jones
A very interesting, illustrated site which explains the strange journey of John Paul Jones' corpse from beneath a fetid Paris street to an honored home at Annapolis.

Underground Paris
A virtual tour of the catacombs of Paris! Yippee!!!

A Very Grave Matter
Taphophiles of the World, Rejoice!! A Very Grave Matter is a most wonderous website! Dedicated to the olde burying grounds of Massachusetts, Maine, and New Hampshire, this is an absolutely enormous repository of gravestone images and information! Jenn Marcelais should be commended for this amazing service! A must-see!

Where The Stars Are Buried
An extremely helpful site that includes maps detailing where celebrities are buried in the Los Angeles area. A must-have for touring the area!

Brain Candy Trivia
If you're like me, and you know that you are, you'll especially enjoy the sections on "Bizarre Celebrity Suicides" and "Unusual Celebrity Deaths". Engrossing!

Celebrity Dead Pool
Keep an eye on this site to find out the latest of the "beautiful people turning to mulch". And you can play the game by guessing who will be next!

The Darwin Awards
The ultimate collection(s) of stupid deaths on the net. Many morbidly mirthful moments are to be had reading through these illuminating archives. Not to be missed...

Dead Lawyers
Read all about the tragic and tragicomedy deaths of our most despised professionals.

Dead People Server
Now here's a useful site: "The Dead People Server is a database of interesting celebrities who are long dead or newly dead." You can solve many an argument with this one!

Dead Porn Stars
They came, they came, they died.

Dead Presidents
Manus Hand's hobby is to photograph himself in front of the graves of dead presidents. Sounds perfectly reasonable to me!

The Death List
This website performs the invaluable service of providing a list of the 50 Most Likely To Die celebrities for each year.

Departing Remarks
From the brilliant Adams Residence website comes this compelling list of the last words of noted famous and infamous individuals. I especially like Emily Dickinson's last words: "I must go in, the fog is rising." That's my Emily - poetic until the very end...

FACEWeb
A fascinating collection of "at the job" accident reports. Those blue collar workers really know how to make a mess of things!

Find A Death
An addictive, absolutely breathtaking site which discusses celebrity deaths in great detail, including photographs of the sites where the deaths occurred and miscellaneous post-mortem pictures. Highly, highly recommended!

Goodbye!
The Journal Of Contemporary Obituaries. Need I say more?

The Last Word
A collection of final statements from condemned criminals. Absolutely fascinating... to the bitter end!

Last Words
A collection of famous lasts: last words of fictional and real characters, last stands, wills, and obituaries. A fun read for the morbidly trivial minded.

Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan - Death Notices
A page filled with death notices from Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan circa 1887. I think by reading a few of them you can see why I have such incredible enthusiasm for 19th century newspapers!

AutopsyVideo.Com
The next time you're hankering for some graphic autopsy footage, why not check out the products at Autopsy Video.Com? "Bipolar Productions has been selling autopsy videos and dvds that we produced with the cooperation of the L.A. County Coroner's Office, among others. Our site is www.autopsyvideo.com and we've sold over 50,000 units since coming online in 2000."

Autopsy Zombie Staple Babies
Okay, if you thought Living Dead Dolls were cool (and they are), then you're gonna LOVE the unbelievably creepy cool Autopsy Zombie Staple Babies! I want them all... but they're only available by auction (the latest twisted creation is currently going for $227.50 on Ebay with two days left). Still, a perusal of the archive is definitely worth your time!

Bert & Bud's Vintage Coffins
The t-shirts and posters are nearly as cool as the coffins and urns at this quality establishment!

BJ Winslow Prop Rentals
An excellent assortment of cadavers and body parts available to rent for your next party!

Bluelips.Com
A casket paperweight and chocolate caskets are my personal favorites on this site, but you can also get the complete Faces Of Death video collection, some nice posters, embalming materials, and some interesting morbid books as well. Banned from Ebay - you know that's gotta be a good sign!

The Bone Room
If you're like me - and I know many of you are - you've always wanted to have your own personal human conversation piece up on the mantel. Well, thanks to the Bone Room, here's your chance! You can purchase genuine human bones here, as well as all sorts of animal pieces 'n' parts.

Casket Furniture
You have to be rich to afford them, but these casket inspired additions to your home are fun to admire from afar, even for we dirt poor undead.

Casualty Simulation
Casualty Simulation sells a wide variety of simulated corpses to use for fire and police training… but what marvelous decorations to have for Halloween… or year-round if your decorating sense so dictates! You can also get all sorts of nifty forensic supplies, like fingerprint kits, blood stain detection kits, and crime scene duffle bags.

City Morgue Gift Shop
A mirthful collection of gifts for the morbidity enthusiast. I especially loved the shirts: "Always a pallbearer, never a corpse". Indeed!

Corpses For Sale
A wonderful site where you can purchase corpses, reproductions of witch death warrants, even a portrait of a corpse personalized especially for you. Wonderful!

Dapper Cadaver
Where, oh where, has Dapper Cadaver been all my life? From coffins and morgue equipment to freak show props and torture implements, if you want it and it's grim, chances are you can find it here! A fun browse guaranteed for all!

Demon Kidz
More creepy dolls... only these ones are especially creepy because they look way too much like real babies! Shudder!!!

The Ed Gein Collection
A delightful "props and supplies" shop where you can by such "must-haves" as skull candles and bowls, corpses to put your candy in next Halloween, corpses to simply display about the house, and corpse lights, among other wonderful things. Really, you should go and check it out.

France Casting
France Casting makes museum quality replicas of bones with various anomalies. Surely you have room on your coffee table for a fetal cranium, a healed, displaced fractured humerus, or parietal bones with tertiary syphilis? I know I do! (Unfortunately, they are a bit expensive, so they will have to wait...)

Fright Catalog
The Halloween props are absolutely amazing (if a bit out of my price range), but they have lots of wonderful cheaper trinkets as well. Huge and amazing.

Funeral Consumers Alliance Gift Shop
Yeah, I know, who'd think to look here? But this little shop has a couple of wonderful Edward Gorey mugs (The Gashlycrumb Tinies and The Osbick Bird), as well as a great "panhandling near-corpse" t-shirt. And some interesting books as well. Simply marvelous!

Gorey Details
This is one of my FAVORITE shops on the internet. Brilliant stuff, with an emphasis on Edward Gorey... but there are some other gems here too. Highly recommended!

Gothic Rose Antiques
Simply the greatest antique store ever - specializing in morbid antiquities! I want EVERYTHING!!!

Gravestone Artwear
The greatest t-shirts ever made! Really!!

Human Skulls For Sale
Unfortunately, he's now retired, but at one time you could purchase a plethora of unusual skull specimens from this site - some of which are still pictured on the page. Skulls Unlimited is another supply house for your bone fetishes.

Los Angeles County Coroner's Office Gift Shop
What a marvelous gift shop! Where else can you get such delightful goods as toe tag key chains, body shaped post-its, Black Mariah and LA County Coroner t-shirts, body bags, and a mouse pad that says, "We're Dying For Your Business" on it? Now, where is that Visa card?

Madame Talbot's Victorian Lowbrow
Madame Talbot's artwork is amazing!! Darkly victorian black and white pen and ink drawings of the most delightfully morbid of subjects. Her Victorian mourning dolls are a revelation as well. Highly recommended!!

Made Her Think
Beautiful morbid jewelry with Day of the Dead and Victorian Mourning themes.

Necromance
Curios galore at this L.A. store which specializes in animal specimens. I can't say I like those items, however, as I must wonder how they are procured... and I'm assuming it's far from a gentle story. However, human skulls are available here as well, and lots of other fun things are found under "miscellaneous".

Pushin' Daisies
A "mortuary novelty shop" - and what a splendid one it is! Coffin shaped chocolates, mortuary videos, embalming equipment, hearse memorabilia, you name it. Putting the "fun" back in "funeral".

Satan's Sideshow
What a fantastic site! Serial killer dolls, t-shirts, Elizabeth Bathory clocks, Jeffrey Dahmer and Ed Gein aprons, etc. Well worth a browse!

Shaddow Domain
A wonderful gothic treasure chest full of such nifty items as "I Feed On The Flesh Of The Living... And I Vote!" stickers and skeleton champagne glasses. Well worth a browse!

SkinBag
Now, here's an interesting concept in high fashion: wearing your skin (moles, wrinkles, blemishes and all) on your sleeve! Because, after all, Gore + Chic = très Chic!

Skulls Unlimited International Inc.
Looking to purchase a real human skull, femur, coccyx, or pelvis? How about a vampire bat skull? A mounted piranha? Or an alien skull? Then, this is the shop for you. Unfortunately, you'll need a rather large bank account to purchase the coolest items...

Teardrop Memories
A wonderful collection of eclectic antique morbid trinkets can be found on this site. I especially like the old death masks.

UndergroundHumor.Com
Some excellent t-shirts highlight this site. My favorite is "They say that hell is hot, but is it humid? Because I can take the heat; it's the humidity I can't stand." So very true...

Vampire.co.uk
Looking for a perfectly demonic shirt to wear to your next concert? Check out the delightfully demonic duds available at Vampire.co.uk!

Westgate - The Original Source for Necromantic Art & Literature
Some of the most darkly beautiful paintings and sculptures I've ever seen are on this site. And most of them can be purchased as well. Start decorating!

Britain's Ghosts
This site showcases a number of beautiful old castles and ruins in Britain that are allegedly haunted. Oooh, how I wish I could go there right now!

Ghosts of the Prairie
The magnificent homepage of the American Ghost Society and Ghosts Of The Prairies. Probably the best hauntings website there is, and well worth your time and energy!

Haunted U.S.A.
An excellent collection of ghost lore from across the United States.

The Info Service's Haunted Listing
They search the internet so I don't have to! Yay. Lots of dead links though, but what can I expect from a site about ghosts?

The Moonlit Road
Here's a nice website that features "ghost stories and strange folktales of the American South, told by the region's most celebrated storytellers." This one has a twist in that you can either read the stories, or listen to them.

Real Haunted Houses
A collection of ghost stories from all over the world.

The Shadowlands
A huge collection of ghost stories and a near-comprehensive listing of allegedly haunted places. A great resource when venturing to a new town!

99 Rooms
An amazingly beautiful interactive website that combines urban exploration photographs from East Germany, creepy artwork and interactive flash animation. Brilliant.

Damaged Corpse
Françoise Duvivier is an absolutely amazing morbid artists who creates mesmerizingly disturbing collages, masks, and dolls. Creepy doesn't begin to describe some of this stuff!

Jessica Joslin
Incredibly strange and compelling artwork made from animal bones, antique hardware, glass eyes, and a variety of other materials.

Joel-Peter Witkin - Love & Redemption
The online version of a wonderful exhibit by the amazing photographer whose work is best described as "bizarre yet beautiful".

Joseph Seigenthaler
Joseph Seigenthaler's artwork is the perfect antidote to those who believe that the human body is beautiful. Blech!!!!!

Mark Ryden
One of my all-time favorite artists, Mark Ryden paints beautiful miniatures that juxtapose innocence with morbidity. Truly an artist for the ages.

Masks By Nina Barlow
These masks are amazing. I wish I had a few of them hanging around The Castle DeSpair!

Morbid Tendencies
Very strange but eerily beautiful organic artwork. (aka dead things)

Naoto Hattori
Delightfully disturbing and dark artwork. And a great URL to book (http://www.wwwcomcom.com).

Patricia Waller
Now, here's someone with AMAZING knitting skills!!! I hate knitted artwork, but I'd buy these in a second!

Phreeque.Com
A wonderfully freaky website for Elizabeth J. Anderson, an artist who makes wonderful replicas of freak show canvases. The website also includes an abundance of excellent information of freak show stars from the past. Highly recommended!

Prodigies
Here's the website of an artist who obviously has a great appreciation for the finer things in life. Like freaks!

Strange Dolls
Among the greatest dolls ever created. Honest.

Vomitus Maximus
Enjoy the sick, sick, sick world of R.S. Connett - Morbid Painter Extraordinaire!

Warren Criswell
Website of one of my favorite artists. This guy's paintings truly have that genuine "serial killer" kind of vibe to them - and I for one cannot resist them - especially the paintings of dark roads at night. Creepy Cool!