PTSD Radio #1

A pale, unsettling face dominates this Tokyopop release — a single bloodshot eye peering through a circular void and a stretched, teeth-baring mouth melded seamlessly with vintage radio speakers, creating an image that lingers uncomfortably long after you've looked away. Masaaki Nakayama's artwork blends the organic and mechanical with quiet, creeping dread that feels distinctly his own. If atmospheric Japanese horror is your thing, this first volume is a deeply compelling place to start.