Death Parade

I. Loved. This.

I hope you will, too.

Tokyo Ghoul:re

The follow up to Tokyo Ghoul which finally deals with what the hell Aogiri Tree is about.

Noblesse

With the days getting shorter, why not have a vampire story? And since a whole lot of them is to come, let’s start it off classy with this one. I present a bishie-buffet of all types, with the classical korean overload of, bluntly put, everything. Make some oom on your harddrive, fangirl material incoming.

Manhole

If my sweetheart were to pick his favourite horror manga from the ones I read lately, this would be his number one, because he didn’t have to deal with clingy “omg this is scary!!!” while simultaneously being pushed off because “I’m reading manga!!!” I survive this one mighty fine, and he could play League in peace, hence: ideal horror manga!

Uzumaki

Next up in my autum recommendation rush is Uzumaki, another horror manga from the master Junji Ito. It might be appropriate to give a warning before reading this is totally f*cked up and the design might give you a lingering headache.

Corpse Party: Blood Covered

With summer coming to an end and autumn upon us, it’s the perfect time to bring you a fine selection of mystery and action manga, to pass those rainy days, and we’re starting it off with Corpse Party!

Owari no Seraph

It’s been a while since I found this, so a review is really in order. Since Twilight, the Vampire genre had taken quite a step away from the Hellsing days, much to my dismay. But this is of the good old human vs. vampire plots, with some nice sword action.

Shintetsu no Agartha

So you have a really nasty break-up, and feel down a lot. Dr. Manga gave me a prescription over browsing the web for new series, so hiding under a blanket seemed like  purpose and not a pathetic hiding attempt. And what I dug up was more that satifying 😀

Ousama Game

Sorry for the delay guys!!!

A tagging-horror-manga, I would say.

InGrid

Naruto in the Dark Ages, anyone?