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Keeping It Ghastly: Magical Girl Apocalypse Vol 1

Shelly Atomic
July 15, 2016
Keeping It Ghastly, Keeping It Ghastly, Manga
The tag line reads, “Not your mommy's magical girls”. Oh boy is that the truth. This time on “Keeping It Ghastly” we'll be taking a look at the seinen zombie-magical girl mashup series – Magical Girl...

Keeping It Ghastly: Anomal

Shelly Atomic
June 17, 2016
Keeping It Ghastly, Keeping It Ghastly, Manga
Anomal is a collection of short stories that is loosely centered around yokai and things of a generally supernatural origin. (I say generally because chapter three is a detective story that is about as...

Keeping It Ghastly: I Am A Hero Ombnibus Vol 1

Shelly Atomic
May 13, 2016
Keeping It Ghastly, Keeping It Ghastly, Manga
Hideó Suzuki has a hard time with social interactions, but when he's alone it all seems alright. He has locked doors to keep out intruders, an imaginary friend to talk to, and a rifle to remind himself...

Keeping It Ghastly: Franken Fran Omnibus Vol 1

Shelly Atomic
April 29, 2016
Keeping It Ghastly, Keeping It Ghastly, Manga
It's the stuff of 1950s and 60s double features that drives Katsuhisa Kigitsu's stories of grotesque medical misadventure. Fran Madaraki is the creation of Dr. Madaraki, the most feared and respected mad...

Keeping It Ghastly: Nijigahara Holograph

Shelly Atomic
April 15, 2016
Keeping It Ghastly, Keeping It Ghastly, Manga
This time on "Keeping It Ghastly" I'll be crawling out of the catacombs of my English-language horror manga collection and going over something a little more recent – Inio Asano's 2006 horror/drama...

Keeping It Ghastly: Blood Sucker – Legend of Zipangyu Vol 1

Shelly Atomic
March 18, 2016
Keeping It Ghastly, Keeping It Ghastly, Manga
Resurrected three centuries after his defeat at the hands of the samurai Naonosuke, the powerful vampire Migiri has reasserted himself as a deadly enemy of humanity. With his cult followers, Migiri, now...

Keeping It Ghastly: The Drifting Classroom Vol 1 & 2

Shelly Atomic
March 5, 2016
Keeping It Ghastly, Keeping It Ghastly, Manga
What time is it? Kazuo Umezu time! From the creator of Scary Book, Orochi: Blood and Reptilia comes a sci-fi horror series aptly named The Drifting Classroom. Set in the early 1970s Japan, The Drifting...

Keeping It Ghastly: Biomega Vol 1

Shelly Atomic
February 5, 2016
Keeping It Ghastly, Keeping It Ghastly, Manga
2016 is turning out to be a Sci-fi horror year for me. I rewatched The Thing, Event Horizon and Alien, read Parasyte vol 1 for Comics Bulletin, and now I get to review Biomega?! This is awesome. Biomega...

Keeping It Ghastly: Another

Shelly Atomic
January 8, 2016
Keeping It Ghastly, Keeping It Ghastly, Manga
Welcome to 2016! In the last week Iran and Saudi Arabia have been at each other's throats, the gun debate in the US has reached a tipping point, and North Korea has claimed a successful hydrogen bomb test....

Keeping It Ghastly: The Kurosagi Corpse Delivery Services Omnibus vol 1

Shelly Atomic
December 4, 2015
Keeping It Ghastly, Keeping It Ghastly, Manga
Very few manga have the staying power to remain in print format in the US. Sites like Crunchyroll cater to those who are looking for legally available licensed english translations, but with the legal grey...

Keeping It Ghastly: Fragments of Horror

Shelly Atomic
November 20, 2015
Keeping It Ghastly, Keeping It Ghastly, Manga
I knew it! I knew if we all prayed hard enough more Junji Ito comics would be published in the US! And lo, it was so. Thank you Viz Media, LLC for making our June 2015 PREVIEW order forms that much more...

Keeping It Ghastly: Hino Horror vol 6 Black Cat

Shelly Atomic
November 6, 2015
Keeping It Ghastly, Keeping It Ghastly, Manga
Between the gore and gaped mouth screaming within the majority of Hideshi Hino's series, Hino Horror, lies a profound understanding of human nature. More specifically, what does human nature look like to...

Keeping It Ghastly: Parasyte Vol 1

Shelly Atomic
October 2, 2015
Keeping It Ghastly, Keeping It Ghastly, Manga
It does my little shriveled heart good to see a horror manga that has continued to thrive. Despite the many times that this story has switched publishers, and in spite of the difficulty of laying your...

Keeping It Ghastlya: Lullabies from Hell

Shelly Atomic
September 18, 2015
Dark Horse, Keeping It Ghastly, Keeping It Ghastly, Manga
I keep finding more and more Hideshi Hino manga in used book stores and comic book shops. Publishing companies in the mid 2000s was very, very into this particular creator. Rightly so, as Hino's works are...

Keeping It Ghastly: Reptilia

Shelly Atomic
September 4, 2015
IDW, Keeping It Ghastly, Keeping It Ghastly, Manga
Reptilia – a Japanese slasher manga. A hidden killer who won't stay down, an innocent, young last-girl constantly being chased by said killer, and if you count “Goosebumps” logic then of course all of...
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