She is a slow Walker by Junji Ito

-
She Is A Slow Walker cover

   If you are looking for a good Manga I would recommend reading She Is a Slow Walker. However, this manga is not for the faint of heart or those with a weak stomach. She Is a Slow Walker is one of many Junji Ito's horror series. The manga starts off innocently enough until one of the main characters are bitten and slowly turns into...well a zombie. I will try not to spoil the story but the illustrations are impressive and the ending is quite unnerving. Here is a link to a video I found with the full reading.


Comments

  1. Dr. David SteilingMarch 1, 2020 at 9:52 AM

    If you are going to use your posts to write some reviews of works you suggest we read or see, it would help if you were somewhat more detailed in your descriptions of the work and why you are recommending it to us. In other words, if you are going to write a review....write a review not just a "like" comment

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Shaman King

-
Image
Shaman King (Japanese: シャーマンキング Hepburn: Shāman Kingu) All 300 Volumes Shaman King is a manga that was created and written by Hiroyuki Takei . The manga follows a young shaman who wishes to become the Shaman King. Takei went on to make 300 volumes of a new topic that hasn't been done before. The manga was later produced into a 64 episode series that was produced by Xebec and ran on TV Tokyo. Shaman King follows a young shaman, Yoh Asakura, as he travels the world fighting misguided shamans and evil spirits. The drawing style for Shaman King is a bit exaggerated and wacky. The head for some characters are seems normal but the hands and feet are twice as large. My favorite chapter in the series is volume 12 when they introduce Lee Pyron. This character was a nod to the late martial artist Bruce Lee. From the creation of his fighting style to his untimely death. In Takei's interpretation, Lee Pyron's body was stolen and is being used by a misguided shaman to be her pupp...
Read more

Junji Ito

-
Image
     Junji Ito became one of the world's most prolific horror manga artist.  Over the past 30 years, Ito has written over 38 manga titles, with the majority of them being horror. Although he considers himself a scardy-cat, Ito really enjoys ghost stories. In fact one of his stories were actually written about his cat; Cat Diary. I to became fascinated with horror in manga at an early age. During his childhood Ito would read the works of Kazuo Umezu and Shinichi Koga. Other works that highly inspired Ito were Frankenstein, Dracula, and The Exorcist. During the 70’s, occult films began to flourish which further peaked Ito’s interest for horror.      To capture the art style, Ito used his studies to research the human anatomy.  To get inspiration for the grotesque figures and imagery, he looked up photographs of human remains as well as studying the human decomposition cycle. In early 2018, a collection of Ito’s works were adapted into ...
Read more