Horror Manga - Blog Posts
I'm back on Tumblr whAT??
Drew myself as a Junji Ito character just because I was feeling it. I might keep on posting stuff here for no reason
i got junji ito cup (i bought one for my birthday) and I'm having a good earli-ish birthday (tmrw is my birthday but we are celebrating it today)
any one else into junji ito's works? my fav short story manga's from him are : remina ( that's my fav of all time, shows how humanity becomes Inhumane in such a crisis) , uzumaki , sensor, black paradox and Frankenstein. While my favorite smaller works of his are : hanging balloons, the human chair , the bully , Madonna , Army of One , The Enigma of Amigara Fault and Layers of fears ( this one really creeped me out 😭)
NO ONE TALKS ABOUT HOW AMAZING THIS DIMENSION IS LIKE HOLY FUCK ITS IMMACULATE.
"...But at that same moment, the hunger I'd been supressing broke loose
When I came to my senses, I had eaten Akira-kun"
ねがい (Wish) - Kazuo Umezu
絶食 (Fasting) - Hisashi Eguchi's remake
More Original Character art of The Rogue Scarecrow, front view.
Burn Girl Prom Queen
Kazuo Umezu’s horror manga The Drifting Classroom may have reigned in the 70s, but it wasn’t until a decade later that game developers in Japan would begin to cash in on its popularity. The Famicom title, as seen above on a bootleg NES cart, sold millions, and was lauded for its 2D platforming depiction of the manga’s harrowing events in a slightly truncated form. In fact, the game was so popular that an official soundtrack was released, containing every piece of music from the title. Whether you’re familiar with the manga or not, you can surely find excitement in the tale of an elementary school zapped to an uncertain, desolate future, where adults resort to barbarism while the children devise a new world order.
It's 3am, what's up?
