Deserter isn’t just a manga, it’s a time capsule of Junji Ito’s earlier horror work, packed with short stories that range from “mildly cursed” to “I’ll never sleep again.” This collection is best for readers who want bite-sized, classic Ito weirdness with plenty of haunted boys, obsessive love, and unsettling what-the-hell moments. It’s uneven, but that’s the charm, some stories hit you in the throat, others just vibe.

Junji Ito’s Mimi’s Tales of Terror is a collection of eerie short stories that feel like urban legends brought to life. With soft horror and bite-sized scares, this manga is perfect for readers looking for chills without the gore. Here’s my spoiler-free review and why it might be your next spooky comfort read.

A soft, fuzzy plant paired with an immortal, manipulative manga girl? Yep. This pairing is all drama, all beauty, and just a little toxic; exactly how Tomie would want it.

Uzumaki is the kind of manga that quietly crawls under your skin…and stays there. Here’s why Junji Ito’s masterpiece is still my all-time favorite horror manga.