Mail

In Mail (2006–2007), Dark Horse published a taut three-issue miniseries that explores the unsettling power of written correspondence. The story follows a mysterious mail carrier whose deliveries have a strange, often dangerous influence on the lives of those who receive them. This compact horror thriller is most associated with writer and artist Hideshi Hino, known for his distinctive, moody artwork and psychological dread. Mail stands as a concise, chilling example of Hino's ability to turn everyday objects into vehicles for supernatural suspense.