Hebi Onna Hajimemashita

Although this is listed as a horror manga, I was personally not scared by any of the short stories featured here. Each story is only given 6 pages; any ideas that may have been scary are too rushed to have any sort of impact. There was little to no personality with these characters, the art was decent but definitely not creepy, and the dialogue and stories were so awkwardly delivered that I was just confused half the time. The only short story that I actually kind of enjoyed was Chapter 5: Ghost Picture. It has no dialogue and the ending genuinely caught me off guard. While stillnot scary, it had an interesting concept that wasn't crammed to fit in to the limited number of pages. If the rest of them had been handled similarly, I feel like this manga would have been more interesting. As is, most of the stories are bland and forgettable at best, and weird and illogical at worst. If you're still interested, it's a very quick read that you can blast through in a few minutes. If you're looking for a memorable, horrifying experience however, I'd say to give this one a pass.