One summer Hino is hired by Tairiku Shobo to create a manga about mummies as part of their "Tairiku Shobo Mystery Series." Drawn in by the interesting subject matter he accepts the offer without hesitation, but he soon realizes that he knows nothing about mummies. So before going to bed, he starts to read a reference book that the editor had left. As he delves deeply into the book the atmosphere in the room changes and with a knock at the door, the mystery begins... Published as volume 4 in the Tairiku Shobo Mystery Series

Satoru Takeichi, also known as Ichigo, works at a sawmill. While working, he got into a mechanical problem and ended up having the first joint of his right little finger amputated. He and other employees searched for the cut off part, but couldn't find it. Ichigo goes straight to the hospital and receives treatment. However, when he returned to his apartment after being hospitalized for a few days, he found another version of him...

12P oneshot from Suspense & Horror 1998/08. Tanima Yumeji is credited as Tani♡Yumeji in this one. After comitting suicide with his friends, a man finds himself in a paradisic island…

Witness the horror in this collection of masterpieces by the master of horror manga such as "The Red Snake", "The Illusionary Island" and "Scaleless Fish"! Also included for the first time in book form is "The Water Monster", the second chapter of "Tomorrow's Hell: Earth 2020".

A collection of 13 lesser known works by the master of horror manga. 1 ➜ のっぺらぼう 2 ➜ 女の箱 3 ➜ おかしなおかしなプロダクション 4 ➜ 濡肌牡丹血染刺青 5 ➜ セミの森 * 6 ➜ 地獄へのエレベーター * 7 ➜ 太郎とブラック小僧 8 ➜ 性ルスマン異聞 9 ➜ ブラック紳士 10 ➜ 花ざかりの森 11 ➜ 餓鬼地獄 12 ➜ 生首屋敷 13 ➜ 白魔 *scanlated in "Madara no Tamago"

Hideshi Hino is a master of horror manga. When discussing Hino's works, the word "trauma" is almost always mentioned to the degree that "trauma" has become almost synonymous with Hino. The nightmarish stories, the extreme depictions of cruelty, the absurd and unhappy endings and the unique world of weirdness and black humor all come together in Hino's works. Countless children have been traumatized by Hino's works, and the trauma has never left them. However, while the shocking content and grotesque illustrations are repulsive, the "bizarre and lyrical" world of Hino's works, which depict the sorrows of the deformed, fascinates people both in Japan and abroad. Revisiting them as an adult, you will realize the true essence of Hino's world. In this book, occult researcher Hiroki Terai picks out five stories from among Hino's many works that are inevitably traumatic. In a conversation between Mr. Hino and Mr. Terai, valuable stories about their creation are revealed. The book also includes a complete version of "Underwater" with a problematic scene that was cut from the previously available version restored, a sequel to "Tomorrow's Hell" set in the year 2020, and a rare work whose existence is unknown even among devoted fans. We hope to bring you new discoveries and new traumas.

That day, Sayo Mitsurugi wasn't focused on her lessons, due to staying up late the previous night. During the lunch break, she was talking on the phone with her hospitalized younger brother, and up until that moment, everything was part of her usual routine. But then. Suddenly, the signal cut off, and the phone call ended. From that moment on, hell began! Due to the influence of zombies that appeared in the school, the men began to transform into monstrous beings one after another. By chance, Saya teams up with her classmates, the angelic Maria and Momo, to attempt an escape from this hell!

Comic adaptation of “Shinrei Tantei Yakumo INITIAL FILE” (Kodansha Ltd.)! A university student, Yakumo Saito, who has red eyes that allow him to see the dead, is visited by a tongue-tied natural mathematician, Gakuto Mikoshiba, as his instructor at the university... This is a dream collaboration of “Psychic Detective Yakumo,” a very popular spiritual mystery created by novelist Manabu Kaminaga, and the author's other masterpiece, the “Probability Investigator” series. Yakumo, who can see the dead, and Mikoshiba, who solves cases with probability. The strongest buddy of psychic x science surpasses the common sense of mystery!

Renge and Kanigaya visit a Karaoke place in order to investigate a haunting. Will their singing help them to discover the truth of what really happened there? Discover the origin story of the Chikuwaga Hills High School Exorcism Club! JUMP FUTURE PROJECT #8

University students shipwrecked and forced to board a deserted island with a serial killer.

Freelance writer Shunsuke Koshiji went to the Sea of Trees at the foot of Mount Fuji in response to a video streamer's message for help. Upon arrival, he found dozens of other streamers gathered there, their goal being to find a secret cult known as "Jofuku Divine Teaching," who are said to operate in the forest. But that night, something happens... The Sea of Trees and a dark cult... both will bring out the streamers' ugly true desire of wanting to go viral... (Source: Nihon Bungeisha)

A remake of the original Cutie Honey manga in celebration of its 50th anniversary. This manga is the in-universe story of the manga that Gekiman creates in the autobiography manga [Gekiman! - Cutie Honey Chapter](https://mangadex.org/title/cafaa97f-a2e0-4d18-a2d0-d66a79a5d861/gekiman-cutie-honey-chapter)

The collection of ghost stories gathered by Masaya Hokazono, author of "Kichikujima," is the "Ihon" series. The much-anticipated manga adaptations of special works, previously excluded from past comicizations due to their ominous nature, are brought to life by the extraordinary talents of horror masters Noroi Michiru and Taimu, handpicked by Masaya Hokazono. A dream collaboration! Bold reinterpretations to look out for! - My House - Taimu - Flap Flap - Noroi Michiru - Hell Fujoshi - Noroi Michiru

A one-shot that appeared in issue 4 of Silver Star Club (Atelier Peyotl). A young boy and his older sister cross paths with a strange old lady at an abandoned railway crossing. This would also be republished in 1999 with expanded art, as wordless comic "Blood Fruit" in Comix 2000 (L'Association)