Hell Yeah Horror Manga
Welcome to the place solely dedicated to HORROR MANGA. I'm Marie and in this blog, I bring you caps, edits and gifs out of horror comics. I also post other things horror-related too -- horror manga anime / film adaptations, illustrations, Asian horror movies, urban legends, ghost stories and videos.
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Mar. 25th, 2013 - 2 months ago - Reblog - 1226 Notes
New in the Moon’s Milk shop: Junji Ito, Death in June and Jun Togawa patches!
Tales of Terror from Tokyo: Beyond the Door
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petriciayuvita told me, "Do you know a manga called "Tales from the Dark" or "Tales from the Darkness"? It's a manga about people who have died were gathering in one place, there they meet the host of the dimension, it's like a house or something, there they share the stories of why did they died in the first place. If they have good deeds, they were given a chance to back to the real life before they die or they have to be sent to the dark (hell). Do you know about this manga? -Your fan from Indonesia :D"
No, I don’t. That sounds really interesting though! It reminds me of this episode from Tales of Terror from Tokyo.
Soon, I’m gonna be making it top 50 recommendations rather than 20.
Fourteen by Kazuo Umezu | Children Without Veins
