Light of the Moon by Kazuichi Hanawa

 Light of the Moon is an unpublished anthology of horror and Ero-Guro stories by the renowned author Kazuichi Hanawa. We are pleased to offer it to you in a luxury format that honors the mastery of the artist

Kazuichi Hanawa: A Master of Grotesque and Spiritual Manga

Kazuichi Hanawa (花輪 和一) is a renowned Japanese mangaka known for his distinctive blend of ero-guro (erotic grotesque), horror, and Buddhist spirituality. His works explore themes of violence, mysticism, and human psychology, making him a cult figure in underground manga.

Kazuichi Hanawa’s Artistic Journey

Hanawa began his career in the 1970s, publishing in alternative manga magazines like Garo. His style is heavily influenced by traditional Japanese woodblock prints, medieval legends, and Buddhist philosophy. His intricate linework and surreal storytelling place him alongside Suehiro Maruo and Shintaro Kago in the ero-guro genre.

Kazuichi Hanawa’s Unique Art Style

Hanawa’s drawings are meticulously detailed, resembling classical Japanese engravings. His works create an eerie yet mesmerizing atmosphere, capturing both horror and beauty in a way that few artists can.

Why Kazuichi Hanawa’s Manga Is a Must-Read

For fans of underground horror manga, ero-guro art, and psychological storytelling, Hanawa’s work is a perfect addition to any collection. His blend of historical themes, dark surrealism, and deeply introspective narratives makes him one of the most unique voices in Japanese manga.

Title :  Light of the Moon by 
Artist : Kazuichi Hanawa
Pages : 228 B & W pages
Format : 17 x 24 centimeters 
Cover : Softcover with flaps
Details : Printed on a creamy paper. Hot Gold Stamping on cover , spine and back cover