If you like devils and demons, this is the Junji Ito work for you! He never fails on originality and uniqueness that just have you addictingly turn pages to see how it all resolves. You can easily finish this book in an hour or two- it has one of the more simplistic plots but is still a treat for horror enthusiasts. Moral of the story and a lesson we can all take notes from: Don't apologize too much. ( )

Interesting manga by one of the greatest horror writers I’ve come across. This just fell a little flat and was more gross than scary. I still plan on reading more work by him. ( )

ONE OF HIS MORE GOREY BOOKS, THE DRAWINGS ARE THE MOST DISTURBING PART, MOSTLY BECAUSE THEY ARE GOOEY LOOKING. ( )

Back at it again with another creepy and disturbing work from Junji Ito, this one is such to make your brain melt....literally.

Beware of young men who aggressively apologize upon meeting you, he just might be a disciple of the devil and your brains will most definitely be melting out of your eyes and mouth in mere moments. OH, and he has a terrifying little sister with a crazy smile who will eat the brains that seep out of you. So yeah, definitely avoid this family if you can.

Dissolving Classroom was a very quick read that had a nice balance of beautiful horrific art and a very simple story line to follow. I would say it's not one of my favourites to date, but it's a quick read with some...interesting imagery. The characters of Yuuma and Chizumi were in my opinion sorta lackluster and by end I more annoyed by them both rather than interested in them.

It was okay! Not one of Junji Ito's best works, but worth a read given how short the collection is. ( )

A bit of a mess not dissimilar to the goo oozing out of the eyes and noses of many characters in the book. Occasionally compelling illustrations are undercut by goofy over-the-top storytelling. ( )