Reviews for PTSD Radio Manga

The pictures are beautiful, so the fear and tension increase quite a bit. If you inadvertently read it at night, you won't be able to sleep on your back. I shiver thinking about various things, such as maybe something is hanging from the ceiling... or when I open the toilet door, there might be a baseball boy with abnormally small eyes... Depictions in comics will be clearly seared into your brain forever.

It's creepy horror. I just concentrated and read it all at once.

It's scary, but it's addictive! Episode 1 is short, but it feels like it's related in places, and I wanted to read it in chronological order!! By the way, it's better to stop watching alone in the middle of the night...

The pictures were nice and scary, and the story was interesting. I'm also curious about the previous story.

If you think it's more awesomeness than the kind of anxiety, it's really not cool at the very end! Reality is the scariest ‼ ︎

It was a very interesting story. It's an unimaginable development from the beginning, and I'm more and more concerned about the future.

Fear that blends in casually. I'm good at using expressions that make you think that maybe they really exist. It's slowly creaking.

As is the case with “Seeds of Anxiety” by the same author, I was so scared that when I recommended it to others, they also said, “I was so scared!” I was divided into people who said, “I didn't understand the meaning and I wasn't scared.” In my opinion, this person's way of drawing fear really sympathizes with and sticks to people who are scared, such as when they are in dark places on a daily basis... I feel like there are people who are scared... On the other hand, it seems that people who like horror but aren't afraid, and people who feel scared due to the story, mystery, and drama, will be evaluated as not really understanding. So, I highly recommend it to those who are really scared but end up watching horror (laughs)

There are a lot of one-episode, and it's easy to read! Rather than horror that surprises you, it's more like horror that slowly creeps in. That is real again, and it's really scary!

Basically, it's a short horror with one complete episode, so it's easy to read. Each episode is short, but every story is interesting and engaging. There are also stories that are related to some of them, and their drawing ability is high, and the touch of the picture goes well with horror. It's a comic with a high degree of perfection as a short horror story.

The overwhelming difference between general horror comics and this work is “the fear of not knowing the ending.” If you think about what happened to those characters after that, etc., you won't be able to take a proper class lol. This work is centered around a certain story, so I really enjoy it. However, since basic episode 1 is complete, it's very easy to read. If you like this work, I also recommend “100 Stories Where I Just Die,” which is currently being serialized on Sunday Web.

Are they talking all over the place, and are they connected or not? Does it have a straight punch line or not? The appeal of horror comics is that they show developments that you don't really understand!

I don't really understand something, but are you afraid it'll stay a little while later? disgusting?... I was worried about whether to keep reading.. But I'm worried.. I'm in trouble.. lol

It's scary, but I'm worried about what's going to happen and read on. It's scary until it's finished, but it seems like they'll keep buying it.

It's scary and ugly. I also feel like the author's real story Gaichibankowacka. Somehow that made me feel better

It felt absurd and short, but somehow it became a habit and made me want to read more

I really like the mysterious view of the world. However, I can't see the plot of the story as to whether it has meaning or not, so I might get a little bored.

I don't understand the logic, but it's a scary work. Just because the picture is beautiful, the creepiness stands out even more. It's a work I don't want to read alone at night.

The part where you don't talk too much is good to stir up your imagination. It's a mystery that unravels little by little as you keep reading because of the creepiness of ultra-short stories that don't make sense. On the other hand, the content is also creepy because you don't really understand it. I felt like I was reading a short story. A style of manga I haven't seen much before.