
In Japan, horror has always been a major division of comics for girls (which is in turn a major division of all comic releases). Currently, more traditional forms of girls’ horror seem to have largely given way to murder mysteries of a style all too familiar to Western audiences. Please note that although such mystery stories are not the focus of this site, they are included in the bibliographies (mostly because it can be difficult to tell the difference from across the Pacific).
Although Horror M was officially listed by the publisher as a ladies’ magazine, its new incarnation, Digital Horror M, is specifically labelled on its web site as a girls' magazine. I will attempt to only include titles that have been serialized in the latter. Meanwhile, Spica and Web Spica have been replaced not by another magazine but by an anthology book series titled Comic Spica. This series may be added to the anthologies if I can determine the exact nature of the contents.
Featured Authors |
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赤石路代
A number of her works cross over from mainstream girls’ comics and therefore make a good test for uncertain readers. |
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渡千枝
Readers new to girls’ horror can find an excellent introduction to the type in her short and episodic pieces. |
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永久保貴一
One of the true masters of the genre. |
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