Volume 1 Completed and Produced

We have completed the first 12 episodes of Our Haunted Tales. They are now all produced and uploaded to YouTube to be scheduled for release. Every 12 episodes (4 ghost stories and folklore, 4 true crimes, and 4 revealed histories) will make up a volume.

Our Haunted Tales—Volume 1 Playlist

Finishing the first volume of Our Haunted Tales feels a little like locking the door of a haunted house after the lights come on—relief, pride, and the strange realization that this was only the first room. What began as scattered ideas, late-night research rabbit holes, and rough sketches has finally solidified into a complete graphic novel. Volume One stands as proof that this project isn’t just a concept anymore—it’s real, finished, and ready to be shared.

This first volume represents countless hours spent digging into forgotten history, unsettling folklore, and true crime stories that refuse to stay buried. Each page was built with intention: historically grounded narratives, cinematic pacing, and visuals designed to feel like recovered artifacts rather than modern illustrations. Volume One became our testing ground for tone, structure, and visual language—and in many ways, it defined what Our Haunted Tales is going to be moving forward.

What makes this milestone even more exciting is that Volume One is only the beginning. Behind the scenes, we’ve already completed a massive story roadmap: an outline for 300 episodes, carefully organized into the first 20 volumes of the series. This long-term plan allows us to tell stories that range across eras, locations, and legends, while maintaining a cohesive universe that readers can follow and explore over time.

We design each volume to stand independently, while simultaneously contributing to a broader narrative ecosystem. Some stories will be intimate and eerie, others sprawling and historical, but all of them are built around the same core idea—history is full of ghosts, whether they’re literal, psychological, or cultural. Having this outline in place means we can move forward with confidence, knowing exactly where the series is headed.

Volume One also helped us refine our production process. From scripting to layout to final polish, the workflow that emerged will shape every future release. We learned what works, what needs refinement, and how to balance historical accuracy with compelling visual storytelling. That foundation will allow the series to scale without losing its identity.

Another major step forward is our plan to bring Our Haunted Tales into print format. Seeing these stories as physical books has always been part of the vision, and we’re now preparing to make that a reality. We are actively working toward publishing the graphic novels through Amazon, making them accessible to readers who want to hold these stories in their hands, flip the pages, and place them on their shelves.

Print isn’t just a format change—it’s an expansion of the experience. These stories are designed to be revisited, studied, and discovered slowly, and print allows for details to be absorbed in ways digital formats sometimes rush past. From typography to page composition, the print editions will preserve the cinematic feel while embracing the tactile nature of books.

As we move toward publication, Volume One becomes a kind of calling card. It represents the tone, quality, and ambition of everything that follows. It’s also a promise—that this project is built for the long haul, with years of stories already waiting in the wings.

Looking ahead, the roadmap of 300 episodes means readers and viewers aren’t just following a series—they’re entering a world. New volumes will expand that world piece by piece, connecting forgotten names, strange places, and unsettling events into a shared mythology rooted in real history.

Completing the first volume of Our Haunted Tales is both an ending and a beginning. It marks the close of the planning phase and the start of something much bigger. The stories are outlined, the future volumes are mapped, and soon, the books will exist in print. The doors are open—and this haunted journey has only just begun.