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Mieruko-Chan Official Comic Anthology is entertaining for fans & new readers can dive right into it

Horror fans should check this out

The creepy, the crawly, the grotesque―the daily lives of Miko and friends when ghostly monsters lurk around every corner! The official comic anthology, brought to you by a variety of guest artists!

Created by: Tomoki Izumi
By: Yousuke Katayama, Shuu Kageyama, Michiru Noroi, Yoshiyuki Nishi, Dora Urasaka, Satoshi Karasuya, Imari Arita, Shikiji Sorakura, Yakan Nabeya, Goumoto, Aki Mizuki, Harenochiame, Sayman Dowman
Color: Norio Sakurai, Ichiko Bukiyama
Translation: Leighann Harvey
Letterer: Alexis Eckerman

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