Kyoufu

Status
Type Manga
Release Year / Date May 24, 1966
Country Japan
Author Kazuo Umezu
Artist / Illustrator Kazuo Umezu
Chapters
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Volumes 3
Publisher / Rights-holder Not specified
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"Kyoufu" is a chilling anthology collecting twenty-one short stories and one-shots by the legendary horror manga master Kazuo Umezu. This comprehensive compilation delves deep into the darkest corners of human fear, presenting a wide array of terrifying tales that range from supernatural encounters to psychological dread. Each story serves as a standalone nightmare, showcasing Umezu's unparalleled ability to weave suspense and grotesque imagery into unforgettable narratives. The collection features a diverse lineup of macabre works, including "800-nenme no Miira" (The 800th Year Mummy), "Akuma no 24 Jikan" (The Devil's 24 Hours), "Yuki-onna" (The Snow Woman), and "Kyuuketsumen" (Bloodsucking Mask). Readers are further plunged into darkness through tales such as "Kondora no Douwa" (Kondora's Fairy Tale), "Kodoku na Yacht" (The Lonely Yacht), "Kyoufu no Yakata" (The House of Terror), "Inugami" (Dog God), "Shiroi Migite" (The White Right Hand), and "Mashou no Me" (Demonic Eyes). The anthology continues its relentless descent into horror with "Kareki" (Withered Tree), "Ubawareta Shinzou" (The Stolen Heart), "Kao wo Minaide" (Don't Look at My Face), "Dokuga" (Poison Moth), "Kowai E" (Scary Picture), "Wareta Tsurigane" (The Cracked Bell), "Minikui Hito" (The Ugly Person), "Toritsukareta Shuyaku" (The Possessed Lead), "Yoru Arukumono" (The Night Walker), "Santa Claus ga Yattekuru" (Santa Claus is Coming), and "Yukiyama no Maneki" (The Beckoning of the Snowy Mountain).
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