Kurouzu-cho has been decimated by hurricanes being pulled in towards Dragonfly Pond. And there seems to be some strange children with the power to weaponize the hurricanes.
Ghosts of Prime Time introduces us to one of the strangest double acts I’ve ever seen. This double act is a comedy duo, two young women, known together as Tasogare Kintoki.
The Human Chair begins with a lady asking a furniture maker about buying a chair for herself. After a passionate talk about the importance of a good chair, the Salesman takes her into a back room to show her one particular chair — a chair with a strange past.
In The Umbilical Cord, Kirie Goshima must come face to face with the aftermath of the massacre she witnessed in Mosquitoes. An aftermath 9 months in the making.
Via Paul Rikky Talbot on Facebook. I absolutely love this one-page horror manga story by Paul.
The upcoming book, The Art of Junji Ito: Twisted Visions, is now available for pre-order at the following places: Amazon Book Depository Waterstones It will be officially released on the 14th May 2020. From the picture above it looks like its a good size too — a little larger than A4 size I reckon. All…
Junji Ito has launched a brand new horror manga called Genkai Chitai, which is Japanese for Disturbing Zone.
In mosquitoes, Kirie must survive an horrific night in the hospital when she comes face to face with blood-thirsty pregnant women.
Fun Summer Vacation tells the story of a family with an evil younger son. That son is none other than Junji Ito favourite, Souichi.
The Black Lighthouse sits on the coast of Kurouzu-cho. Although thought to be abandoned, it suddenly begins emitting a strange swirling light every night at sundown. People decide to investigate…
Anything but a Ghost tells the story of a woman who is discovered by the side of a mountain road covered in blood. But when that woman revisits the one who found her, she reveals that not everything is as it seems with her.
In The Snail, we meet a school boy named Katayama. He only comes to school when it’s raining — and today it’s pouring down.