Some motherfuckers always tryin' to ice skate uphill

Lestat or Dracula? Alucard or D? Count Von Count or Father Sang-hyun?

Vampyre fiction has been around for about 200 years, before Bram Stoker, and they seem to always be cool, be it in horror stories, action stories or even something like Vampire's Kiss. So of course Kyoko Okazaki had to try her hand at one of these stories.

(yes, page 057 is missing but it's just a blank page that says "“And to my victims…” ; sorry, we'll include it once we finish the volume)

A drop of ink may make a million think.

End of The World ch. 2

Story of The Eye

It's time. It is time... to see how Kyoko Okazaki handles a oneshot as opposed to a serialization (spoiler alert it's brilliant). It's been a while since we last worked on something by her, huh? I've honestly been curious about her skill at the short story so I'm really excited by this project. She's quite obviously channeling some Godard here, his New Wave period, you can see stains of Breathless and even Pierrot The Fool. There are 5 stories in this collection but I haven't had the chance to read beyond the first yet, if they're anywhere near this one in terms of quality then...well, what can I say, another great book from Kyoko Okazaki.

Massive thanks to Jawsh for the raws.

End of The World ch. 1

The evil is here... 

EVOL ch. 12

RockCom

And there we have it, another wrap. Rock was a lot of fun to read and she used certain concepts in it that were later expanded in Helter Skelter. The ending doesn't quite have the bite that her work usually does but it's very fitting here. 

Kyoko Okazaki has 6 works translated into english and we did 3 of them. That's pretty cool. 

Rock ch. 15

and

Rock (complete)