A prologue comic to HUMAN Entertainment's horror game "Clock Tower GHOST HEAD" (localized as "Clock Tower II: The Struggle Within"). A follow-up comic was released in Japan. Due to localization differences, two versions of the comic have been put up: the Ghost Head version is the original, the Struggle Within version has the US localized game differences included to make it easier for international fans to read. The comic itself was bundled in with the Clock Tower GHOST HEAD The Method to Capture Victory Guidebook and was not released outside of Japan.

A new transfer student has come into town, a girl with a mysterious air and black clothing who is called Inugami Sakuya. What few know is that by moonlight, she hunts and kills those possessed by "Inugami." A man can become possessed by being bitten, leading to a nighttime transformation into a beast driven to eat women. Sakuya gets no thanks for brutally ending the lives of these unfortunate men with her sword, and she is often too late to save the women they threaten. Sakuya also must deal with her own inner demons, which are all too real…

A comic that shows different paths of HUMAN Entertainment's panic horror adventure game: "Clock Tower". Due to the comic being released in different methods, the page ratio will be different: the Prologue chapter was bundled with the PS1 complete re-release and the First Fear chapter was included within The Method to Capture Victory Guidebook.

Amagane Rinne, an up-beat schoolgirl, has died. Even though she is dead, she still needs to go to school. But if she's dead, where would she go to school? In Hell, of course! But making friends in a school filled with demons isn't as easy as it sounds (and it doesn't even sound that easy)…

Girard and ViVi are special government agents known as "Right Arms" whose job is to seek and destroy people who have become "infected." In this world, a weird virus that turns people into monsters has run rampant and the only way humanity can survive is to keep tight control on those who are infected. If the virus' symptoms appear, the person must be disposed of. It's a tough world where women and children must sometimes be killed to prevent the spread of the virus.

In New York, behind all the hustle and bustle of the big city, Kazuya and Keith execute “requests” in order to live. No one knows about them. But what happens to people who look directly into Kazuya’s jet black eyes…?! For some reason, they start to change, little by little. The much-awaited first volume of a romantic horror between light and darkness. NOTE: Cover image is from volume one of the bunko edition.

B.A.D. is: Cruel and painful, Ugly and beautiful, A mysterious fantasy. Will you love her?

The decrepit building was condemned long ago, but every time the owners try to tear it down, "accidents" start to happen-people get hurt, sometimes even killed. Mai Taniyama and her classmates have heard the rumors that the creepy old high school is haunted-possibly by ghosts from the Second World War. So one rainy day they gather at the old school to tell ghost stories, hoping to attract one of the suspected spirits. No ghosts materialize, but Mai and her friends do meet Kazuya Shibuya, the handsome young owner of Shibuya Psychic Research, who's been hired to investigate paranormal activity at the school. Also at the scene are an exorcist, a Buddhist monk, a woman who can speak with the dead, and an outspoken Shinto priestess. Surely one of them will have the talents to solve this mystery!

The first original Biohazard novel. The narrative is set on an island in the North Sea, known as Gadiwell which is used for secret bio-weapons research by the Beardsley family, a noble family who were part of the same circle of noblemen that founded Umbrella Pharmaceuticals. Wicked North Sea can be seen as part of an expanded universe running alongside Capcom's primary canon; while Flagship's sidestories were never officially canon the ideas in them formed the basis for game storylines.

A collection of stories by Hirohiko Araki: 1. Under Execution, Under Jailbreak The story of a jailed man and his attempted escapes. 2. Dolce and his Master A cat and a man on a sinking yacht attempt to secure resources from each other 3. Thus Spoke Kishibe Rohan Episode 16: At A Confessional The first Rohan one shot, a spinoff of Jojo's Bizarre Adventure - Diamond is Unbreakable, centering on the continued adventures of Rohan Kishibe. 4. Dead Man's Questions A ghost wanders a town in search of both his mission and his memories. Related to Jojo's Bizarre Adventure - Diamond is Unbreakable.

This is a horror/sci-fi story about a giant planet consuming creature from another dimension that a scientist discovers and mistakenly identifies as a planet. Being given the honor to name it as its discoverer, the professor chooses to name it after his only daughter, Remina, but when Hellstar Remina is headed on a direct collision course with Earth the world goes nuts and all the people in the city start a witch hunt to kill Remina, thinking she is somehow to blame.

More horror stories from master Junji Ito. **The Soichi Front:** For 10 years, a woman named Michina Hirose has been looking for any shred of evidence that could lead her to the missing Tsujii family. While in a certain town, she sees children acting strangely, spitting nails at others, and trying to curse people, just like the youngest Tsujii son—Souichi—used to do. Learning that the children only started behaving that way after visiting a local haunted house, she decides to investigate further, but ends up with far more than she bargained for. **Soichi's Beloved Pet:** A stray cat decides to follow Sayuri Tsujii home one day, and everyone in the house gets attached to her, deciding to name her Collon. But after Collon has a run-in with Sayuri's youngest brother—the gloomy, curse-happy Souichi—she begins to act strangely. Is this the result of a curse, or something else? **In The Valley of Mirrors:** There is bitter enmity between two villages, facing each other across a river. But instead of erecting walls and battlements, they both decided to put up mirrors. What could this mean? And where did all the people disappear to, all those years ago? **Anything but a Ghost:** While driving on a mountain road one night, Shigeru finds a girl covered in blood. **Library of Illusions:** Koko lives with her husband Goro in a giant mansion full of books. The books are a family heirloom, and heâ??s fiercely protective of them, so it would really suck if something were to happen to them... **Songs in the Dark:** There are songs that stick with us long after we've heard them; the song Tamayo hears while passing a street musician is one of those. However, even with a doctor's visit and medication, the song won't leave her. Seeking resolution, she tracks down the musician, Yu Kanade, and discovers that this "brain noise" is contagious, with Yu's entire audience falling prey to it. But why is Yu's song stuck in everyone's head? **Splatter Film:** Ogi got lost while traveling in South America, but was saved by a kind tribe of people who sent him home with a pot of delicious nectar from a plant their religion is focused around. At home, he offers some to his friend Sugio, but warns him that he must not be noticed while eating it. Sugio loves the nectar, and finds that regular food just can't compare, so he and some of Ogi's other friends sneak in to eat it. However, they are met with a grisly sight, which is only just the beginning of the strange events that will befall them.

A Manga based on the stories from the book series ''Shin Mimibukuro'' 1. The Thing on the Telephone Pole 2. The Woman Next Door 3. Sound of Grass 4. Graveman 5. The Seashore 6. Just the Two of Us 7. The Scarlet Circle 8. Sign in the Field Bonus. Haunted Prop

A witch named Baba-yaga lives deep in the forest. If you’re a good kid, she might save you on a whim. If you’re a bad kid, she’ll devour you.

A woman enters a furniture store in search of a chair, but the proprietor is all too eager to reveal its past… This oneshot was adapted from a short story of the same name that was written by Edogawa Ranpo.

A story of old myths, an ancient destiny, godly powers… And the young man who's expected to choose whether to be a saint or a devil while seemingly powerless against the forces that push him towards darkness.

A collection of short horror stories from the pages of Ciao Magazine. Story 01 - The Scream of Glass Story 02 - I Want The Lead Role Story 03 - Exciting Mysterious Club Story 04 - I Want To Be With You Forever Story 05 - Haunted Afternoon Story 06 - My Place In The World

A collection of stories featuring unorthodox archaeologist Hieda Reijirou and his encounters with the unknown.

Hieda-sensei is a professor of archeology, with a fervent belief in the existence and power of supernatural creatures like gods and demons. Since he can't prove anything, his belief has earned him the mocking nickname "Yokai Hunter" from his colleagues. Another early work of Weekly Shonen Jump. --- - **The included one-shot, "The Living City", won the 7th Tezuka Award in 1974**

A oneshot that appeared in Comic Flapper 2015-02.

Draw is the tale of a high school boy named Kai, whose younger sister died when she was little, but Kai can still see her ghost. On his way home from high school one day, Kai accidentally witnesses the mysterious powers of a classmate named Draw Yomi. The next day a new student transfers into his class, and Kai's life with his two witch classmates begins.

Wednesday, September 7, 2011 The Way Home [Yuu Vol. 10] So this is a oneshot from volume 10 of a horror magazine (or "ghostly magazine" as they call it) called Yuu (幽), website here. It contains short stories by various authors (some of which I'm working on translations of to post here), articles about things that are paranormal in some way (in this issue there was an article about the internet trend called ひとりかくれんぼ (or "one man hide and seek" as it's known in the west I think) and a collection of interviews about the dark side of maid cosplay, haha), photographs, "true" stories, and there's an annual literary prize, so in this issue there was a section written by people involved with the judging process with commentary about the entries and what makes a good horror story. There's also a manga section. This issue had four 6-page stories and a 12-page story each by a different mangaka. The one that I chose to translate for today is kind of similar to Fuan no Tane in that it has that urban legend, real-ish feel to it, though slightly longer and with more dialog. Description: Two brothers encounter something strange on their way home from the train station.

Part of the 1 volume anthology based on ghost stories in the mountains, Yama Kaidan.

27 year-old Ayukawa Yuuji is a mild-mannered biology researcher with a fiancée. After agreeing to being a test subject for a new drug, a young man breaks into his room and declares, "You're going to have my kid!" Yuuji suddenly finds himself the sole target of a lost race that turns into dinosaurs, an extremely scary woman with a Goddess-Complex, the yakuza, a mad scientist and one 17 year-old boy who really, really, really wants to sleep with him. Series: 1. Aragami no Ichizoku (4 volumes) 2. Daichi no Okite (2 volumes) 3. Genshi Sairai (10 volumes)