Remina is chaos incarnate. The premise? A planet named after a girl appears and starts heading for Earth, then all hell breaks loose. This one reads like a fever dream, leaning more action-disaster than psychological horror. If you’re looking for subtlety, keep walking. If you’re down for cosmic panic, mob rage, and a heroine just trying to not die, buckle in.

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.

No Longer Human is Junji Ito’s haunting adaptation of Osamu Dazai’s iconic novel, and it’s one of the darkest psychological manga I’ve ever read. If you’re looking for horror that crawls under your skin emotionally instead of physically, this might just be the most disturbing book on your shelf.

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.

Dark, beautiful, and completely unkillable—this May mood board is inspired by Tomie by Junji Ito. Dive into a haunting blend of eerie elegance, crimson glam, and horror-fueled femininity. If you’ve ever been fascinated by the aesthetics of obsession and the power of beauty, this one’s for you.

New to Junji Ito’s horror manga? This starter guide breaks down where to begin, what to skip (for now), and which stories are best for different fear levels; from spirals and sea creatures to Satan and short stories.

Junji Ito’s Dissolving Classroom delivers a grotesque yet clever short horror manga featuring toxic apologies, satanic guilt, and a wildly chaotic little sister. A quick, unsettling read that earns 4 out of 5 stars.

10 moody manga picks for when you want your reading corner to feel haunted, chaotic, and a little overgrown. From Junji Ito to Tokyo Ghoul; these are the cozy chaos must-haves.

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.