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A collection of short stories by the author of Ushio and Tora.1. Karakuri no Kimi (The Puppet Princess, 1994)2. Tenohira no Uta (Song of the Open Palm, 1994)3. Renrakusen Kitan (Strange Ferry Tale, 1988)4. Merry-Go-Round e! (To the Merry-Go-Round!, 1988)5-6. Yoru ni Sanpo shinai ka ne (Shall We Go Out Walking by Night?, 1993)
Side story/prequel to "The Kurosagi Corpse Delivery Service."Matsuoka Kunio is a writer and anthropologist, but he's much more interested in playing detective. Joined by his long-suffering best friend, a very unorthodox priest, and a boy with the power to raise the dead, he investigates the occult mysteries and murders of early 1900s Japan.
This one-shot was a short extra in a guide book for a Sirens game. A mysterious siren out at sea drives fishermen to madness.
Korean version of the Water Parasite! Spectacular struggle with unknown creatures!
The story of an intelligent teenager leading a group of students to survive amidst the chaos of the supernatural after their field trip goes awry.
An anthology of short stories by Sachiko Uguisu/Hiyodori.
A doll that gives you dreams in exchange for your possessions... a blessing or a curse?
A collection of short stories, most of which are centered in a broken world where nothing is as it seems.
A whimsical tale of both Japanese and western horror lore, unrequited love, and cats.
This is a collection of bizarre images, shorts, and short stories. One of the most notable stories involves a young girl whose sick-seeming friend insists that she be taken to the ocean. Without asking any questions, she enlists the help of a random passing driver to fulfill her friend's strange wish. The reason for it will end up being stranger than she could have guessed! Another story involves a young girl whose older sister has an illness that has left her asleep for 8 years. One day, her older sister wakes up, and the two share their first real day together.
This is the fictional story of an all-female German tank squad, which was "lost in the darkness of history," called Schaferhund. They're fierce fighters who don't fear death, and who think of themselves as expendable. They are typically up against the resistance, who will even use children to murder German soldiers. One day, they get a new commander, a young man who values the human lives of the people under his command. There's plenty of friction between the former acting commander of the squad, Kaya, and the new commander–and not only because he accidentally saw her (and many other female soldiers) mostly naked. What will the future hold in store for Schaferhund?
