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There is a specific kind of dread that only Junji Ito can create. It’s not the jump-scare of a slasher movie or the creeping dread of a ghost story. It is a deep, existential horror born from the twisting of the mundane. It is the horror of spirals, of fish with legs, of beauty that rots from the inside out. Large Junji Ito Collection -English-
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In the pantheon of horror manga, Junji Ito sits alone on a throne of spirals, holes, and existential dread. For decades, English-speaking fans chased out-of-print tankobon and scanlations, starving for a comprehensive, high-quality collection of his work. VIZ Media’s Large Junji Ito Collection —a hardcover, 700-page behemoth—was the answer. But does this book serve as the definitive English-language archive of Ito’s short-form genius, or is it a cluttered museum of nightmares best viewed in smaller galleries? It is the horror of spirals, of fish