Gran historia de uno, o quizás el mas famoso, mangaka de terror. Uzumaki trae de vuelta ese horror cósmico que nos trajo por primera vez Lovecraft, donde los humanos son una nada ante el cosmos y están sujetos al azar.
Quizás la pega mayor de este manga es la falta de una historia conexa, ya que parece que cada número fuera una historia separada y en pocas se hace referencia a hechos pasados. Además de obviamente los clásicos personajes planos que tanto caracterizan al autor.

Pueden ver una reseña mas completa en mi blog http://cuevadeterciopelo.blogspot.com/2019/09/resena-uzumaki-junji-ito.html

lumayan bagus gambar nya aneh-aneh dan sedikit membuat eneg .

Oh. Damn. It's eerie and I've never read anything like this before. My brain feels weird.

True rating: 3.5/5

oh boy

Overall 4.5 stars, but I did think that this volume was more of a mixed bag. Each story was so distinct and kind of separate from one another except the Mosquito and Umbilical Cord chapters that blended into one another. Despite the ups and downs of each story I’m still giving this an overall 4.5 stars because my two favorite chapters are in this volume.

There were the highest of highs but also some I didn’t really click with. I realized that the chapters that don’t click with me as much are ones where the spiral takes over some inanimate object such as a hurricane or the house.

When it really works for me is when it fucks with people's minds and turns people crazy. The scariest chapters were the Mosquito and Umbilical Cord chapters. They are probably my favorite in the entire series. It was the perfect mix of scary, I think because childbirth scares me, I hate mosquitos, and the visuals of the blood and placentas freaked me out.

I also wish that there was a bit more Shuichi in this volume, but I'm happy that Kirie got highlighted more. She was able to do more on her own such as saving her brother and discovering the horrors of the spiral on her own without Shuichi warning her.

Creepy creepy creepy....