ドラゴンヘッド [Dragon Head]

In the late 1990s, Mochizuki Minetarō's Dragon Head brought a chilling vision of psychological horror to Kōdansha's pages, following a group of students trapped in a train tunnel after a catastrophic earthquake. Over its ten-issue run, the series shifts from survival against a collapsing world to the creeping dread of what humanity becomes when society unravels, earning its reputation as a landmark of the disaster manga genre. Minetarō's stark, claustrophobic art and unflinching storytelling make it a haunting exploration of fear and isolation, cementing its place as a defining work of 1990s horror manga.