Ito, Junji

"Every night, a young man hears children playing outside his boarding house--but the alley below his window is fenced off from the world. Then, when a young woman's family starts acting strangely at the same time she begins having bizarre dreams, she decides to stay with her aunt, but the town she heads for has neither addresses nor roads. Also, an all-you-can-eat ice cream bus that's more sinister than sweet!"--Provided by publisher.

"Three-time Eisner Award winner Junji Ito invites [the reade] to the horrific Tomb Town and beyond. Countless tombstones stand in rows throughout a small community, forming a bizarre tableau. What fate awaits a brother and sister after a traffic accident in this town of the dead? In another tale, a girl falls silent, her tongue transformed into a slug. Can a friend save her? Then, when a young man moves to a new town, he finds the house next door has only a single window. What does his grotesque neighbor want, calling out to him every evening from that lone window?"--Provided by publisher.

"Horror comics author Junji Ito has recently purchased a new house and has decided to invite his girlfriend to move in with him. However, when she moves in, she comes with two cats, Yon, a strange-looking white cat with a ghastly fur pattern on its back that resembles a skull, and Mu, Yon's cute counterpart and playmate"--Provided by publisher.

Graphic novel featuring a selection of horror stories, including one about an old wooden mansion that eats its inhabitants, a dissection class with a non-traditional study subject, and a funeral where the dearly departed may not be quite as gone as people had thought.

Presents a manga adaptation of Mary Shelley's 'Frankenstein' and includes six tales about a high school student who lives in a decaying mansion connected to a haunted parallel world.

Presents thirteen graphic stories of horror involving secret nectar, earthbound people, a haunted house, ghosts, and more.

Contains nine curated manga horror stories from author Junji Ito along with notes and commentary.

Kurozu-cho continues to be plagued by mysterious happenings, such as the appearance of giant snails and babies wanting to return to the womb, as the town is slowly, terrifyingly consumed by a curse.

A sleepy town on the coast of Japan is under quiet, deadly siege, not by a person or group but by a primeval spiral shape whose victims include both parents of Shuichi Saito.

The citizens of the sprial-haunted town of Kurozucho find themselves cut off from the outside world after titanic hurricanes, and must struggle to survive together.