Tell me some Trick or Treat scary stories.

There was a neighborhood where every year on Halloween, a mysterious figure in a tattered black cloak would appear at the end of the street. One year, a brave kid decided to approach this figure during trick or treat. As he got closer, the figure's face was hidden in the shadows, but it let out a bone - chilling moan. The kid ran away in terror, and later found out that no one else in the neighborhood had seen that figure that night.

One 'trick or trick' scary story is about an old, abandoned house on the outskirts of town. Legend has it that on Halloween night, if you knock on the door three times and say 'trick or trick', a ghostly figure will appear in the window. A group of teenagers once dared to do this. As they knocked, a cold wind blew, and they saw a pale face with hollow eyes staring at them from the second - floor window. They ran away in terror.

There was a wife who loved Halloween. One year, for trick or treat, she came up with a unique idea. She made special treats that looked like bugs and worms. She then invited the neighborhood kids over. When they first saw the treats, they were a bit scared thinking they were real bugs. But when she showed them it was just candy, they all had a great laugh and really enjoyed her creative 'trick or treat' approach.

On a spooky Halloween night, a group of kids were out for 'trick or treat'. They came to a house that was decorated with lots of pumpkins. A man opened the door and instead of giving them candies right away, he told them a short ghost story. The kids were a bit scared but also excited. After the story, he gave them all big bags of candies and they went on their way, chatting about the cool story.

The unknown is one of the scariest elements. For example, when you go to a house during trick or treat and you can't see who's behind the door. It could be a normal person or something more sinister. Another scary element is the unexpected, like when you get a strange object instead of candy. It makes you wonder what's really going on.

Well, here are the stories. Story 1: A girl was trick - or - treating alone. She knocked on a door and an old lady answered. The old lady's eyes were all white. She gave the girl a box of chocolates. When the girl opened it later, there was a small, shivering hand inside. Story 2: There were two boys trick - or - treating. They went to a house that looked abandoned. As they walked in the yard, they saw a figure in the window that looked like a zombie. They ran so fast. Story 3: A boy went to a house where the owner was dressed as a devil. The devil - like man gave him a piece of candy. When the boy ate it, he had a nightmare that night where he was being chased by demons all night long.

The unknown element makes 'trick or treat horror stories' so scary. When kids go out on Halloween, they expect treats and friendly faces. But in these horror stories, they encounter strange and often malevolent things. For example, not knowing what's behind a door when they knock for treats can be terrifying.

There was a story where a group of kids were trick - or - treating in a neighborhood they didn't know well. They came across a house that was all dark except for one flickering candle in the window. When they knocked, a man in a strange mask opened the door. He didn't offer any candy but instead stared at them silently. The kids got really scared and ran away. But as they ran, they could hear footsteps following them. They ran until they got to a well - lit area and the footsteps stopped.

There's a story about a Trick or Treat night where a group of friends decided to explore an abandoned asylum. They thought it would be a fun, spooky adventure. Inside, they heard strange moans and cries. As they walked deeper, they saw a figure in a white gown floating towards them. They tried to run, but the doors slammed shut. They were trapped inside with the apparition for hours until they finally found a small window to escape through.

Yes, Trick or Treat can be a comic. It depends on how it's presented and created by the author or publisher.