Bongcheon-dong Ghost/Oksu Station Ghost

Okay, I read them and the first one I would say was a little more "creepy" just for the fact that they would slowly zoom in on the, what you would call in a horror movie, "jump scares" frame by frame. I wouldn't jump or anything when it initially popped up but I would kind of tense a little when it got closer and closer just for the fact that, when reading horror comics, I tend to linger on the bits that are the goriest because of the details and I knew that, the closer it got, the more details would be revealed lmao but that's just me.

The second one I didn't really find scary or creepy at all but overall it piqued my interest more with the whole messaging format that the narration kind of morphed into. I could probably describe this one as more "eerie," simply because, being in NYC and taking the subway daily, I see things like how that woman was acting all the time and to imagine my everyday experiences taking a turn like that would be so frightening. So it's more like I felt a tad creeped, not at the comic itself, but the concept of experiencing something like that since it is so similar to what I see everyday (minus the paranormal, demonic bits).