Flesh-Colored Horror
肉色の怪
Horror
Synopsis
Junji Ito assembles six stand-alone horror stories in this collection, opening with "Long Hair in the Attic," where a discovery under the floorboards turns domestic space threatening. "Approval," "Beehive," "Dying Young," and "Headless Sculptures" each build a different scenario around body horror and obsession, and the title story, "Flesh-Colored Horror," closes the volume. None of the tales share characters or setting; the collection's throughline is Ito's recurring focus on ordinary lives curdling into something grotesque.
Format
Manga
Chapters
6
Volumes
1
Status
Finished
Season—
Publisher—
Format
Manga
Chapters
6
Volumes
1
Status
Finished
Season—
Publisher—
Flesh-Colored Horror
肉色の怪
Horror
Junji Ito assembles six stand-alone horror stories in this collection, opening with "Long Hair in the Attic," where a discovery under the floorboards turns domestic space threatening. "Approval," "Beehive," "Dying Young," and "Headless Sculptures" each build a different scenario around body horror and obsession, and the title story, "Flesh-Colored Horror," closes the volume. None of the tales share characters or setting; the collection's throughline is Ito's recurring focus on ordinary lives curdling into something grotesque.