City of the Dead Sorcerer

Otherside Picnic

Sorawo Kamikoshi is a college student with a habit of exploring abandoned places. While investigating an alleged paranormal hotspot, she stumbles through a door into the Otherside, a parallel world where urban legends and internet horror stories are real. She barely survives an encounter with a strange creature before being rescued by Toriko Nishina, a mysterious girl skilled with a gun. Toriko is searching for someone on the Otherside, and she asks Sorawo to keep exploring with her. Together, the two women cross between worlds again and again, facing cryptids and folkloric horrors that defy understanding. As they push deeper into the Otherside, the dangers grow more personal. What begins

World Apartment Horror

This volume gathers four short stories. The title tale centers on a bumbling yakuza member who is given a simple assignment: clear an old, rotten apartment block of its foreign occupants. The building is dilapidated, and the tenants have refused to leave, but he is confident he can intimidate them into moving out. However, the apartment block holds a secret. An evil spirit still resides within its walls, and its presence makes the yakuza's mission far more difficult than he ever anticipated. What should have been a straightforward eviction becomes a struggle against a supernatural force he does not understand. The collection also includes the stories Visitors, Waira, and Joyful Bell.

Rotten

Jaeshin has the unsettling ability to see the spirits of the dead. His path crosses with that of Officer Han, a detective who possesses the equally disturbing gift of literally smelling evil. When a friend goes missing, their investigation forces them into an uneasy partnership with Yuhyeon, a professional stuntwoman drawn into the case. Their search pulls them deep into a grim underworld of brutal violence and sinister cover-ups. As they follow a trail of corruption and supernatural clues, the overwhelming stench of malevolence grows stronger, testing the limits of their unique abilities and their resolve.

#ImLookingForZombies

Thirteen years ago, a mysterious and virulent illness infected 90 percent of humanity, triggering a societal collapse known as Red Day. The survivors now live scattered, away from the overrun cities, clinging to the hope of one day reclaiming their world. A new generation has grown up knowing nothing of the civilization that came before. Aki, a young girl from a secluded village, is part of this generation. Her primary concern is not the fallen world, but finding her missing father. Driven by this personal quest, she ventures into the dangerous outside world alongside her two close friends, Haru and Natsu. Their journey leads them through landscapes of lush, reclaimed nature and haunting re

You're Being Summoned

Rinko Sakuma, a college student, takes a part-time job at a detective agency run by the enigmatic Akutabe. Her routine office work is quickly upended when she discovers her employer's true profession: a demon detective. Akutabe solves his clients' supernatural troubles by summoning devils from a grimoire, utilizing their unique powers in exchange for offerings. Rinko is reluctantly drawn into this bizarre world when Akutabe decides to train her in the art of demon summoning. Her first major assignment involves the low-class devil Azazel Atsushi, who becomes a frequent and unwilling participant in their cases. As Rinko navigates her new role, she must contend with the unpredictable and often

138°E

138°E es una antología de manga que reúne a creadores de Japón, Europa y Estados Unidos en un proyecto editorial único. Cada volumen combina historias breves, ilustraciones y experimentos visuales que cruzan géneros como la ciencia ficción, el terror, la comedia y el drama, con la colaboración de artistas como Range Murata, Hayashida Q, Jinsei Kataoka y Kazuma Kondou. A lo largo de sus páginas, la obra explora mundos distópicos, encuentros sobrenaturales y situaciones cotidianas llevadas al extremo, siempre con una mirada fresca y arriesgada. La antología busca demostrar la versatilidad del cómic y la ilustración japonesa al fusionarlas con sensibilidades occidentales, ofreciendo relatos qu