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100 Ghost Stories to Die For, Vol. 5

by Anji Matono

In short

100 Ghost Stories to Die For, Vol. 5 is a horror manga volume by Anji Matono that continues a dark collection of urban legends and supernatural tales. Readers follow unsettling mysteries—from disappearing childhood friends to mysterious village scarecrows—as a police officer relentlessly investigates the central character, Yuma.

Author
Anji Matono
Language
English
Genres
Manga & Comics, Mystery & Horror

About the book

Are you someone who loves to get to the bottom of things: like what happened to a childhood friend, or why scarecrows keep mysteriously appearing in your village…? Sometimes though, especially when it comes to the supernatural, ignorance truly is bliss! Meanwhile, the police officer is determined to get the full story from Yuma, and nothing can stop him, not even from falling from a window…?!

Who it's for

This book is ideal for fans of Japanese horror manga, episodic supernatural mysteries, and dark, unsettling urban legends.

Key themes

  • Supernatural horror
  • Urban legends and folklore
  • Unsettling village mysteries
  • Relentless police investigations
  • The danger of seeking truth

Questions about 100 Ghost Stories to Die For, Vol. 5

What is 100 Ghost Stories to Die For, Vol. 5 about?

100 Ghost Stories to Die For, Vol. 5 presents short, frightening supernatural tales alongside an overarching story where a police officer relentlessly investigates Yuma to uncover the truth behind the mysterious events.

Who wrote 100 Ghost Stories to Die For, Vol. 5?

The manga series 100 Ghost Stories to Die For, Vol. 5 was created by manga author and artist Anji Matono.

Who is 100 Ghost Stories to Die For, Vol. 5 for?

This volume is for readers who enjoy creepy short horror stories, Japanese urban folklore, and suspenseful supernatural manga series.

Is 100 Ghost Stories to Die For, Vol. 5 part of a series?

Yes, it is the fifth volume in the horror manga series 100 Ghost Stories to Die For, continuing the ongoing narrative frame while introducing new ghost stories.

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