Hokazono Masaya

A scream-filled tragedy, once again. The second installment of the legendary slasher comic, Kichikujima: Dust Emperor, begins! A passenger plane crashes. A pig mask. A new “sacrifice.” A new “sacrifice” has stumbled onto that island─! Those who barely survived the plane crash are now facing an even greater “hell.” Black ties, aprons for professionals, and the pig mask. Chainsaws raised high. Blood sprays and chunks of flesh fly. Can anyone survive the scream-filled horror of this tragedy once more!?

Up and coming mixed raced glamour model Alice accepts the job of a lifetime for a fashion shoot on an Island unlike any other. Along with her cohorts she must survive the freaks that terrorise them!

A collection of four-panel comics where Masaya Hokazono talks about the toils and travails of being a horror manga writer. In this light-hearted romp through his day job, he tackles things such as reader-submitted ghost stories, the terrors of social media disapproval, hospital experiences, real fake psychics, and what may be the scariest things of all – his fellows in the horror manga industry!

University students shipwrecked and forced to board a deserted island with a serial killer.

A collection of eight Zombie related oneshots by several authors. Includes illustrations by Hiroe Rei (Black Lagoon), Samura Hiroaki (Blade of the Immortal) and Matsumoto Jiro (Freesia).

20 nights, 20 terrifying stories. Masaya Hokazono tells us the horrific stories he has experienced as well as those that have been told to him. Even in a technologically advanced modern Japan, traditional spirits never cease to torment the living. Included oneshots: Volume 1: Hanashicha Ikenai (Don't Tell), Kengai Imouto Kaidan (Out of Bounds: Sister Ghost Story) \[Story: Kihara Hirokatsu]

A collection of horror stories mostly involving ghosts.

This comic describes the research of artificial intelligence girls by protagonist.

Japan is a brilliant model of Asian success and obligation. But how would this country manage a large-scale sanitary crisis? What would happen in Shinjuku, one of Tokyo's biggest districts, if a man exploded in the street during broad daylight? How would the political and sanitation authorities manage such a crisis? Please consider this question as long as you can–because it's already too late for professors Onodera and Sekiguchi! Is an emerging virus slowly spreading itself into the arteries of the Japanese capital?

Toono-kun’s life has gone out of control, all due to a strange accident that he can’t explain. There was a flash out in the school yard where his younger sister Yayoi was doing track and field, and a number of people were injured, including Yayoi. Yayoi was lucky and got out of the hospital the next day – only she doesn’t act like herself anymore. What Toono has discovered is that his little sister is gone, and has been replaced by a soldier named Luca from 31 years in the future – and he alone knows it!

Fumiki Shimazaki has only one dream: to become a poet. Spending more time in his poems than in the preparation of it his studies, he faces dissaproval from his professors and his best friend Mika… To escape from the harsh reality, he seeks refuge in an abandoned factory. There, he stumbles upon a mysterious dog, who saves his life from an attacking monsterous feline. Their friendship is immediately created thereafter. Questions arise then. From which does this gifted dog come from capacities paranormaux and overflowing of thirst for knowledge? How can it speak? What does the number 23 on its ear stand for? The Appearance and arrival of this dog causes an increasingly number of extraordinary events all revolving around the number 23…

Set in America’s old wild west, Archaeologist Doctor Mordrid begins his lonesome adventure! In the first chapter he happens upon a place where people are mysteriously being turned into gold.

Matoba is a reporter in Japan. He went to Arizona to search for a missing poet named Saeko. While he was at the desert of Arizona, Matoba met a strange man called Godo. This encounter resulted him to go through countless supernatural events that he tried to explain with scientific resasons but failed. Later, Matoba discovered he was on the way to became a "Wiseman" and would learn Godo and Saeko's objective that would change the whole world.

On the planet Raguna, there is a music festival. With Leader at its helm, the musical group “Karriot” is brought to life by Gaia’s organ, Freya’s guitar, Seiichiro’s mandolin, and Nathaniel’s pipe…but his pipe isn’t just any ordinary pipe! The legend says of the Clausel pipe that “If you play the pipe on the night of Pavana, the moon shall be alight as the stars dance in delight.” But what does this mean, exactly…? In Masaya Hokazono’s sci-fi fantasy done in the style of legends, these mushroom man friends encounter falling stars, destroyed moons, and the cycle of life, death, and rebirth itself!

A jet-black shadow that toyed with the Shinsengumi members, the "Mibu Wolf" that terrified the patriots at the end of the Edo period. A demonic swordsman who calls himself \`\`Tengu who lives in Mt. Kurama'' --- Kurama Tengu, flies through the darkness of the end of the Edo period with a fierce desire for revenge in his white blade. In order to protect the irreplaceable “light”, Kurama Tengu’s strong sword tears through the endless darkness!!

Crossover of Masaya Hokazono's mangas such as Pumpkin Night,Freak island,Inugami,and More.

At the end of the battle, Insect Princess Kikuko disappeared along with Ryoichi. The town seemed to have regained its peace, but… Kikuko's genes continue to carry life, and finally, a new Princess is born who will bring terror to the world.

It's been 10 years since the hugely successful Insect Princess was born. Is Kikuko back!? Insect Princess has been given significant revisions and is now back in this Complete Edition! A terrifying, violent horror that depicts everyday life as it is corroded by evil and swallowed by death! Note: This new version sets things up for the sequel.

a retelling of Inugami with a different protagonist.

the fourth installment of the Ihon series.

Locked away in a mental hospital, Naoko Kirino recovers from major trauma caused by a freak accident at her school wherein acid burned her face. But for the plucky heroin and the staff within, the never ending nightmare has just begun!

Love is absolutely forbidden! Kaworu, the "public disciplinary commissioner of justice," uses a chainsaw to purge all the men of their sins in order to protect the purity of the girls! Standing in Kaworu's way is the "boy with high femininity," Takahisa, and Kaworu's sister, Mari, the "demon public disciplinary commissioner." In this parallel world of "Freak Island" set in Santa Maria Academy, a storm of blood and love is about to... erupt!!?

Another Seven stories adapted from the horror of Hokazono Masaya. This is a continuation of it's prequel, Akai Hon

Plagued by visions of a psychopath after a slaughter in a busy street in downtown Ikebukuro, Madoka must question her own sanity as to whether what she is seeing is actually happening.

The collection of ghost stories gathered by Masaya Hokazono, author of "Kichikujima," is the "Ihon" series. The much-anticipated manga adaptations of special works, previously excluded from past comicizations due to their ominous nature, are brought to life by the extraordinary talents of horror masters Noroi Michiru and Taimu, handpicked by Masaya Hokazono. A dream collaboration! Bold reinterpretations to look out for! My House - Taimu Flap Flap - Noroi Michiru Hell Fujoshi - Noroi Michiru

Seven stories adapted from the horror of Hokazono Masaya. This is a continuation of it's prequel, Kuro Ihon

After escaping from a mental institution, a girl with a self-inflicted facial deformity enacts twisted justice on those who mistreated her, face hidden underneath the disguise of a pumpkin.

Seven stories adapted from the horror of Hokazono Masaya.

A dark romance about a high school boy who falls helplessly in love with a beautiful girl who has to eat people to survive.

A dark romance about a high school boy who falls helplessly in love with a beautiful girl who has to eat people to survive.

Eru is a girl, but it is actually an angel. One day, she meets Hikaru. Their encounter will change the fate of the world.

Kyouichi Miyasako is the star employee at his company. Why does he work so hard? He doesn’t know either. What he does know is that he sorely misses his girlfriend… the one he broke up with in college because he couldn’t put up with her hobbies any further. One day, an ominous black sphere mysteriously appears in the skies and shoots a laser beam in his direction. He doesn’t get hit, of course, but when the smoke clears, guess who he sees?

Penned by Masaya Hokazono (Inugami, Watashi wa ai) and illustrated by Court Betten (Prince Standard, Harukaze - Bitterpop), Girlfriend features charming and sexy short stories involving romantic relationships between high-schoolers in contemporary Japan

A collection of short stories of the early Kamui with a novel sense, composition, and sense that never fades. 　 "Drop" consists of four short stories, each of which has an independent story and world view. "VENISE 2001", it is probably the effect of global warming. The city has been submerged and the remaining people live in buildings. The building also sinks into the water one floor each year, so residents move up one floor every year to live. "Flying Chain" is a collaboration with Masaya Hokazono, a huge cicada with an outrageous color that grew up under the nuclear waste treatment center of the moon came to the earth and a catastrophic crisis came to the earth. It's a science fiction story. The recorded works are "VENISE 2001", "Living", "Hagoromo Tenjo", "Flying Chain", "Drop", and "Memory of Water".