#1Uzumaki: Spiral into Horror (Vol. 1)
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Uzumaki: Spiral into Horror Volume 1 is a horror manga authored and illustrated by Junji Ito and edited by Annette Roman. It tells the story of a spiral shape called uzumaki haunting the townspeople of Kurozu-cho.
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Christina WeaverWritten on July 19, 2019"This horror manga was a bit of a surprise as the story did not appeal to me that much as first but I a gave it a shot anyway. There are plenty of disturbing images, violence, and gore here as well as horror, of course. Give this one a try."#2Ghost Hunt (Vol. 1)
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Ghost Hunt Volume 1 is the first volume of the romance Japanese horror manga authored by Shiho Inada and Fuyumi Ono. It is about a group of students trying to lure out ghosts in the old buildings of their high school.
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#3Drifters (Vol. 1)
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Drifters Volume 1 is an action and thriller manga with elements of horror that was written and illustrated by Kohta Hirano. It is about souls of historical warriors fighting an endless battle.
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"This isn't a bad book for the price. The warrior type books have always been fascinating to me. It was a little too violent for me in the long run but it was enjoyable for the most part. It kept me engaged throughout and I enjoyed the plot. The story was quite interesting and I enjoyed the fantasy aspect of the book. I love anime so this was a good buy for me. "
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The origins of Japanese comics or manga goes all the way back to the 11th century? Toba Sojo was an 11th-century priest and painter known for his whimsical sense of humor. He made chobu giga or animal scroll paintings depicting Buddhist priesthood. He would draw priests as mischievous animals doing silly activities. The way that people read manga from right to left stems from the way you unrolled scrolls in the same way. From then on, various forms of art and sketch appeared that influenced manga. From the playful, erotic to the supernatural, and even the political side of society. There was not anything that art did not cover or emphasized on.
Western culture made its way into the country and mixed with Japanese ideology. Manga artists began creating works drawing inspiration from both. Some of today's best manga has a little bit of everything in them. From the popular shounen and seinen genres to the limited but still great shoujo manga. There is something that will appeal to any kind of taste and preference. Another often neglected genre in the manga is horror. Japanese horror manga has a very unique take to them that's not quite like anything else. The genre has been producing great titles such as Hellsing, Hell Girl, and Parasyte.
#4Hellsing (Vol. 1)
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Hellsing is a horror manga by Kohta Hirano. It is translated by Duane Johnson and Wilbert Lacuna. It is about an organization tasked to defend England's queen against vampires, witches, and other dark forces.
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#5xxxHOLiC (Vol. 1)
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xxxHolic Volume 1 is a supernatural horror manga by CLAMP. It is about a teen boy named Watanuki Kimihiro, who was tricked into the service of Yuuko, a mysterious witch who owns a shop for the paranormal.
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#6Fragment of Horror
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Fragment of Horror is a horror manga written and illustrated by horror mangaka Junji Ito, who also created the Uzumaki: Spiral of Horror series. It was serialized between April 2013 and February 2014 as 7 separate short stories.
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"Horror is, of course, a profoundly subjective genre that may involve wide variations in tastes and preferences between individuals, or even within the same individual over time. While Fragment of Horror appears to be a well-written, well-conceived horror manga with good artwork, it is impossible to authoritatively call anything the “best” horror manga, let alone to do so without being widely read within the sub genre. The visual style is aesthetically pleasing and distinct, but may not be better for any given reader than, say, the more cell-shaded/“cartoony” art style found in many manga and anime, or a more “photographic” style."#7Parasyte (Vol. 1)
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Parasyte (Vol. 1) is a horror manga written and illustrated by Iwaaki Hitoshi. It is about the high school boy Shin, who found out that a race of parasites has taken over a large number of people in his town.
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#8Cirque Du Freak (Vol. 1)
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Cirque Du Freak is the first volume of the horror and action manga written by Darren Shan and illustrated by Takahiro Arai. It is about a normal kid named Darren Shan, who was thrown into a world of supernatural beings.
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#9Naoki Urasawa's Monster (Vol. 1)
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Naoki Urusawa's Monster (Vol. 1) is a manga thriller. Brilliant doctor Kenzo Tenma risks his reputation and promising career to save the life of a critically wounded young boy. Unbeknownst to him, this child is destined for a terrible fate.
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#10Nephilim (Vol. 1)
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Nephilim - a unique race that turns male by day and female by night. Labeled as "Gods of Death" it is said that whoever glances upon their bewitching night beauty will meet with certain death.BooksCheck price
#11Rasetsu (Rasetsu Issues Series)
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"I have always loved mangas, they are entertaining in every way. Last time one of the mangas I was watching finished I decided I wanted to see something different and I tried this one for a change and it has not let me down. It is scary but meant for more mature adults, it does not meant for the high school kind of audience. It was amazing!"#12Lament of the Lamb (Vol. 1)
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Lament of the Lamb is a horror fiction manga series originally published in 1996. This manga was written and illustrated by artist Kei Toume. It has an animated adaptation released in 2003 b the Madhouse Studios.
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"A family shares a terrible curse -they have a hunger that only blood can satisfy. This is not your ordinary family, they have a very dark secret - they love the taste of blood. Kazuna, the main character is in l high but he's not sure what to do when he graduates. One day he has a strange reaction to blood and the story takes off from there. "#13Hell Girl (Vol. 1)
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Hell Girl is a horror fiction and mystery manga series that was originally published in 2008. This graphic novel was written and illustrated by Miyuki Eto. It has an animated adaptation released in 2005 by Aniplex and Studio Deen.
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#14Nightschool: The Weirn Books (Vol. 1)
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Nightschool: The Weirn Books is a paranormal fiction and mystery manga series originally published in 2008. This graphic novel was written and illustrated by artist Svetlana Chmakova. It has a complete four volumes.
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#15Death: At Death's Door (Vol. 1)
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Death: At Death's Door is a mystery fiction manga series that was originally published in 2003 by the Vertigo. This graphic novel was written and illustrated by Jill Thompson adapting a manga-style drawing.
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Share your opinion#16Sankarea: Undying Love (Vol. 1)
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Sankarea: Undying Love is a romantic comedy and horror manga series originally published in 2010. This graphic novel was written and illustrated by Mitsuru Hattori. It has an animated adaptation consisting 12 episodes and 3 OVAs.
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