(Quote translated from German.)

I've read one or two short stories by Junji Ito before, but this was the first time I grabbed a full-length work of his (or at least the first volume of it).

Right from the first pages, Ito's beautiful art style jumped out to me again. He has such a good eye for framing his subjects and locations, and so many creative ideas for all these otherworldy, surreal visuals.
The setup of the plot makes for good ground to string a bunch of different creepy situations together and I enjoyed most of the chapters that were included in this first volume.

It's really easy to see how Junji Ito became such a huge name in the horror genre. His body horror concepts and distinct creepy atmosphere are a ton of fun.