Hideshi Hinos Great Works

Encapsulating the true essence of a horror manga legend, this collection of Hideshi Hino's best works, includes "Panorama of Hell", "Zoroku's Strange Disease" and "A Lullaby From Hell," in one volume! You'll be shocked by this extravagant 368-page collection! "A collection of dizzying masterpieces which all combine Hideshi Hino's unique aesthetic!" Junji Ito The opening pages of "Zoroku's Strange Disease" finally in full color! The elusive masterpiece "The Snake Shop Mystery" in book form for the first time!

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.

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".