All The Manga I Read In October 🎃

October was a fantastic month for diving into a diverse range of manga genres. Among my favorites was Hayashida's Dorohedoro — a dark fantasy filled with intriguing characters, stunning artwork, and a gripping story about Caiman, a reptile-headed man with amnesia searching for the sorcerer who cursed him. The intense and unique panels keep you hooked, and the anime adaptation also does it justice if you prefer watching. Phantom Busters was another gem that surprised me. It revolves around a group of students forming a paranormal research club to hunt ghosts, combining supernatural elements with school life dynamics. The storyline, characters, and art style all blend well to create an enjoyable read, especially for fans of mystery and ghost-themed tales. Then there’s The Girl From The Other Side, a beautifully illustrated and haunting story about two realms: the safe Inside where humans live and the dangerous Outside inhabited by cursed monsters. The relationship between the abandoned child Shiva and her demonic guardian ‘Teacher’ evokes a mix of warmth and sorrow, making it a perfect thoughtful read for fall and winter. Lastly, Love of Kill provides an interesting take on action and romance with hitmen and bounty hunters reconnecting over a shared past. While the chemistry felt a bit slow at times, the brief series offered fun characters and visually appealing art. If you're looking for manga recommendations for November, consider these titles as they offer a range of themes and moods. Feel free to share your favorites or ask for new suggestions — manga communities are fantastic for exchanging ideas and finding hidden treasures. Immersing yourself in different manga styles can enrich your reading experience and help you discover new favorites. Happy reading!