For a gothic story set in a haunted mansion, consider the name Edgar. It has a gothic literary connection already. Then there's Cordelia. Her name can add a touch of elegance and mystery. Another option is Malachi. It has a somewhat menacing and otherworldly sound. Cordelia could be a character who is exploring the mansion, her elegance in contrast to the decaying and spooky environment of the haunted place. Her name can also be used to create an air of mystery around her character, like she has some hidden past or connection to the mansion that she is slowly uncovering as the story progresses.
Vladimir. It has a dark and mysterious sound, often associated with vampires in gothic literature. Another could be Isabella, a name that can be both elegant and a bit spooky. And then there's Damien, which gives off a menacing vibe.
Male characters could be named 'Thaddeus' which has an old - timey and somewhat sinister feel. Female characters might be named 'Violet' as the color violet can be associated with mystery and the supernatural. Also, 'Xavier' for a male can work well, as it has an air of mystery. In a haunted house story, these names can add to the overall atmosphere of dread and the unknown.
The Cursed Manor. It gives a sense of mystery and that something bad has happened there. It implies that there are dark forces at work within the house.
Some good names could be 'The Haunting of Blackwood Manor'. It gives the idea of a spooky place being haunted. Another one could be 'The Dark Crypt's Secret' which implies something mysterious hidden in a dark and scary place. And 'Shadow of the Abandoned Asylum' also works well as asylums are often associated with horror in gothic stories.
Some good names could be 'The Haunted Abbey', 'The Cursed Manor', or 'The Dark Crypt'. These names immediately evoke a sense of mystery and the gothic atmosphere. 'The Haunted Abbey' gives the idea of an old, desolate religious building filled with ghosts. 'The Cursed Manor' implies a large, spooky house with a dark history. And 'The Dark Crypt' makes one think of a subterranean, shadowy place full of secrets.
I'm not sure specifically as there could be many 'haunted mansion graphic novels'. But generally, it might be about a spooky mansion filled with ghosts, mysteries and strange happenings.
Ghosts are a common element. They are often the main source of the haunting. Another is the old and creepy atmosphere of the mansion, like creaking floors and doors. Dark hallways are also typical. There might be unexplained noises, such as moaning or footsteps.
The Myrtles Plantation in Louisiana is another with a real - story - turned - haunted - mansion reputation. It was the site of several murders in the past. There were tales of slaves being mistreated and killed there. Over time, people claim to have seen apparitions, heard strange noises, and experienced other paranormal activities. Some say the ghosts of the murdered slaves still haunt the place, and the tragic history has contributed to its haunted reputation.
Well, the story goes that a long time ago, there was a dark secret hidden in the mansion. Maybe a murder or a forbidden love that left a curse. People who have dared to explore it have reported feeling an eerie presence and experiencing paranormal activities.
The haunted mansion's story often involves strange noises, ghost sightings, and a history of unexplained events. It could be that a previous owner met a tragic end and now haunts the premises. Or, it could just be the result of people's overactive imaginations and local folklore.