There is something uniquely terrifying about the ocean in horror. You can run from a monster on land. You can hide in a building. You can even fight back when you know what you are dealing with. But put that same monster several thousand meters underwater, trap you inside a metal vessel, and suddenly every…
Kohei Horikoshi is back in Weekly Shonen Jump, but this time there are no superheroes, no Quirks, and definitely no comfortable sense that anyone is safe. Quit Laughing, Shijima — also seen in some early translations as Please Don’t Laugh, Shijima-san — is the kind of one-shot that makes you stare at the final page…
If there’s one horror manga that’s completely caught me off guard this year, it’s A Questionnaire on the Mouth. I expected something unsettling simply because Shuzo Oshimi is involved, but Chapter 2 delivered something much more disturbing than jump scares or graphic horror. It builds fear through contradictions, guilt, and the terrifying possibility that memory…
If someone had told me a month ago that one of my most anticipated weekly manga releases would be a story about two high school girls accidentally treating real demons like annoying classmates, I probably would have laughed. Yet here we are. SATANICA has become one of the most surprisingly addictive new manga series of…
If you’ve been following Kaya-chan wa Kowakunai (aka The Creepy and Freaky), you already know this isn’t your typical horror manga. Created by Kamentotsu, the series has quietly built a reputation for delivering low-key psychological terror that hits way harder than jump scares ever could. After Chapter 43, I genuinely had to sit back for…
If you’ve been following The Creepy and Freaky, you probably felt the emotional punch of Chapter 41 just like the rest of us. The chapter didn’t just move the story forward — it shifted the entire tone of the series. What used to feel like a strange but thrilling supernatural puzzle suddenly became something heavier,…
There are horror manga, and then there’s The Creepy and Freaky — the kind of series that makes you question whether you’re unsettled because of what you’re seeing, or because of what you’re not seeing. Created by Kamentotsu, this bizarre and deceptively cute nightmare has quietly built one of the most passionate cult followings in…