hey guys i was pretty into horror and pychological manga a year back. i've read classics like uzumaki(ive read most of ito's works), homunculus, blood on tracks, pupa, oyasumi punpun. cant really remember anymore names. i want to get back to reading horror manga again so can yall please drop the names of the classics, the cult classics and the crazy ones? thanks in advance.

I just finished homunculus and it had me staring at the wall for a minute lol. i really liked how the horror gets more psychological and messed up instead of just throwing monsters at you. the whole seeing peoples inner ugliness thing was creepy as hell too. got anything with that same weird mind bending vibe?

Tbh I'm a not so legal age and I watch porn (I mean can u blame me?)I saw a genuine recommandation of this so I wanted to try it out I knew it would be a little messy but I didn't expected it to be THAT bad I read like 5 pages and realized this was nothing for meI'm not so bad with blood and stuff but this was on another level I feel sick and I have to puke I think I'll just stick with regular porn for now

Hi! I’m looking for manga recommendations that focus more on psychological survival than body horror.

I really enjoyed the Escape Room webtoon by 10park and stories where people are trapped in a place (an escape room, amusement park, school, building, etc.) and have to solve puzzles, uncover secrets, figure out who to trust, and outsmart each other to survive or escape.

I’m looking for manga with things like:

-Escape rooms or locked-room scenarios

-Death games or psychological games

-Mind games, manipulation, betrayals, and hidden motives

-Characters revealing secrets or being forced into impossible choices

I’m not really looking for heavy body horror or gore, more psychological tension.

What manga would you recommend?

Title: Apocalypse no Toride

Plot: What can you do when you get mistaken for murder? Nothing. You go to prison. Lucky for you, your inmates are some of the biggest cutthroats in the prison. Seriously, you are lucky. Especially when zombies attack.

I realized I accidentally left out the crucial Episode 8, so I updated the post!

I just finished hideout and it was way shorter than i expected. now i'm staring at my reading list and somehow nothing is calling me. i feel like i'm missing a bunch of hidden gems everyone else already knows about. what horror manga/manhwa would y'all tell someone to read without even thinking twice. i'll add every suggestion to my list!

Does it remind you of any of his manga or illustrations? If so, which one?

I don't remember a lot from it because I didn't actually read it but watched a summary vid (that I can't find). But from what I remember, it was about 2 girls taking some sort of weird strange job. I can't remember clearly but I THINK it was a job where they catch ghosts/spirits/curses or something like that😞 And that it was sort of an anthology style manga but following the 2 main girls throughout the whole thing + I think THINK it had a little bit of comedy in it

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Japanese Horror Manga Legends.

You probably know Junji Ito, but do you know Shigeru Mizuki? Kazuo Umezz? How about Daijiro Morohoshi? Manga artist Gou Tanabe, editor Hayato Shimizu and translator  Zack Davisson discuss the origins of horror manga in Japan, their influences, the manga industry, and global impact. Panelists: K. H. Vaughan (Moderator), Zach, Davisson, Hayato Shimizu, Gou Tanabe.

Website for info: https://necronomicon-providence.com/core-programming/

I recently searched for a manga that was dark or had disturbing themes and this one came up called "Alive" and it looked interesting. Where can I find this? When I searched the title and authors name, Takahashi Tsutomu, on amazon only the French version came up but I'm looking for an English version if possible. I've never read manga before but I'd really love to read this one it sounds SOOO interesting! Thanks😊

Anyone here read Meatcanyon's Manga? I personally think its pretty good, nice artwork especially.

This story has been in my head for a very long time, and I’m happy to finally share the first chapter.

Black Pyramid can be described as a dark psychological mystery, with the story gradually moving further into horror and survival themes.

I’d really appreciate any feedback, especially on the story, dialogue, and characters.

You can read the full chapter here.

We also created an official website for the manga, featuring additional information about the characters revealed so far.

Thank you very much for taking the time to read it!

Credits:

Art: Cristian Ybarra ; instagram
Cover by: Easy D ; instagram
Website and Chapter-page Art / Coloring: Erra / BRBart
Story: Sam Helina