Uzumaki: Spiral into Horror

r/mangarecommendations · Recommendations of more mature manga

Any manga by Naoki Urasawa would be great if you like mystery. Monster is probably the most famous one but I prefer 20th century boys. Junji Ito is my favourite horror mangaka and while he mostly write short stories Uzumaki is his masterpiece. For a more recent find of mine is Drifting Dragons is great. It creates a magical world of creative dragons designs and tells suprisingly fun stories about the day to day life on an air ship hunting said dragons. I does put alot of details into the images of the food made from the dragons and one of the crew members, that the story focus on at the st

r/mangarecommendations · Recommendations of more mature manga

Start with the mature classics: - 20th Century Boys - Akira - Battle Angel Alita - Bastard!! - Blade of the Immortal - Crying Freeman - Lone Wolf and Cub - Monster - Nausicaa - Phoenix - Ping Pong - Sanctuary - Summit of the Gods - Uzumaki Limited to manga that started pre-2000, cuz otherwise we'd be here forever.

r/mangarecommendations · I am looking for funky manga recommendations.

Uzumaki honestly fits that "funky" and unique collector's vibe perfectly, weird surreal horror with a distinct visual style that stands out from typical manga collections

r/manga · Manga recommendation

If you liked BLAME! for its dark sci-fi elements then Gantz is a good shout I think. It has a flawed cast of characters and an interesting premise that keeps things fresh enough to keep reading without feeling like too much of a commitment to pick up. Its a modern setting rather than the cool landscapes of BLAME. (Compelted) Also the old manga AKIRA might be of interest to you too, but I can guarantee that the art might be a challenge if you're new to the medium because it can be pretty challenging to identify individual characters since many look the same. (completed) If you want action Sho