Saori grew up in a family with a crazy custom of feeding dead family members to crows. One day, Saori mistakenly believes that her only best friend, Kiyo, has betrayed her and dies in an accident. Saori's resentment turns into a swarm of creepy crows that begin to attack Kiyo and her classmates..!

Delve into the macabre imagination of Hideshi Hino in this compelling graphic novel that seamlessly blends biography and fantasy. Part autobiography, part surreal nightmare, "Lullabies From Hell" is a testament to the unfathomable depths of the human mind. 1. **Chou no Ie** (蝶の家) 2. **Nanashoku no Dokugumo** (七色の毒蜘蛛) 3. **Shiroi Sekai** (白い世界) 4. **Hakase no Chikashitsu** (博士の地下室) 5. **Doro Ningyou** (泥人形) 6. **Jigoku no Komoriuta** (地獄の子守唄) *Note: The Dark Horse one-shot collection with the same title has only one story in common with this collection.*

Yosuke Shinkai is haunted by a past he cannot recall...and a body that is rapidly decomposing. He is a living corpse, unclear who he is or why he has been brought back to life only to suffer again a slow gruesome death. A grotesque and disturbing account of life after horrific death, told by Japan's undisputed master of horror manga, and appearing here for the first time in English translation.

Panorama of Hell is a shocking, tortuous journey into the depths of one man's postnuclear Hell. Through the confessions of a fiendish Hell painter born in the aftermath of the bombing of Hiroshima, Hideshi Hino tells a nightmarish story, creating a manga masterpiece of black humor, stunning vision, and unflinching imagery. (Source: Blast Books)

1. **Uroko no Nai Sakana** (うろこのない魚) 2. **Semi no Mori** (セミの森) 3. **Mannequin no Heya** (マネキンの部屋) 4. **Jigoku no Elevator** (地獄へのエレベーター) 5. **Gama** (がま) 6. **Tomodachi** (ともだち) 7. **Okashi na Yado** (おかしな宿) 8. **Madara no Tamago** (まだらの卵)

In medieval Japan, the feudal lord Nobuhira reigns as an authentic tyrant over his domain, carrying out all kinds of abuses on the peasants. He kills some for fun, to test the effectiveness of his sword blade and to generate a climate of terror that drives other farmers into blind obedience. These, increasingly reduced to starvation, are forced to pay higher and higher taxes in rice, extorted from them through coercive methods, the kidnapping of women or the taking of hostages but all their attempts to revolt are suffocated in blood in the bud. One day, however, a crippled monk makes his appearance in those lands, who attributes those nefarious events to the curse of the venerable akame, who are actually very normal rabbits, the main food of the local population. The rabbits thus become the object of the veneration of the peasants, who invoke their protection, which however is not frowned upon by the feudal lord. (Source: Hazard Edizioni, translated)

A loose adaptation of Sheridan Le Fanu's Gothic story *Carmilla*. During summer vacation, Chizuko Kitagawa stayed in the countryside with her big brother, their parents, and their old family maid. One night Chizuko and her brother saved a foreign girl named Carmilla from a car accident. Somehow, Carmilla was the spitting image of a woman who appeared in the brother's dreams ten years ago. While the whole family wanted Carmilla to stay with them until she recovered from her accident, the old maid adamantly insisted that Carmilla must immediately leave, or else misfortune will strike! *Note: Re-released as "Yuu Reikan no Hanayome no Chi" (ゆうれい館の花嫁の血) by Hibarishobo in 1986.*

Rie Todo is the daughter of a large conglomerate and the most beautiful girl in school, selfish but like a beautiful rose. Ayuko Ozaki is a quiet and individualistic girl with beautiful eyes, like a noble orchid flower. Satsuki Kagawa is a serious and diligent girl, like a forget-me-not blooming in an inconspicuous field. This work can be called a diary of the heart, depicting the love and friendship of three unique girls... and the hatred and jealousy that lie behind it.