This was Odoroo Dorothy's first published work, submitted in December 2019, though she's made several twitter one-shots in this vein. One of those was about a girl who could see a ghost and pretended not to. Which was a lot more light hearted and less gruesome than the rest, at least before it was picked up into serialization. Dorothy's old twitter one-shots always felt a little Junji Ito inspired to me, only much sillier but often with a dark twist at the end.

Anyway, Happy Halloween.

Holy hell.

Well, THAT didn't go where I thought it would.

Happy Halloween?

Quite a cut-throat way of handling the situation

Erm akshully the slit mouth woman is supposed to ask if you think she’s pretty BEFORE taking off the mask and then if you say yes take it off and ask again.

Horror & yuri!? Well happy Halloween!

Even the feared Kuchisake-onna ain't about to deal with that kinda crazy.

wow that was a good twist

M. Shyamalan would be proud.

wow that was a good twist

yeah sure was unexpected

Shit just went from 100 to 0 real quick

Proving once more that the real horrors of this world are humans~

Entirely predictable.

Senpai would've been an interesting character to explore for sure though.

Proving once more that the real horrors of this world are humans~

Humans horrifying monsters is always one of my favorite variants of horror. I've always felt very skeptical of the "horrors beyond human comprehension" thing; we are quite capable of comprehending a lot of horror all by ourselves.

page 10 kinda gave it away. Still gud.

Proving once more that the real horrors of this world are humans~

guro tag, so i don't surprise but Happy Halloween

damn she out-freaked the monster

god i love dorothy, burst out laughing at the reveal. she's so good at weaving horror and comedy. incredible reaction image on page 16. sometimes all u can do is just go :[]

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Well, I kinda figured this is how it was gonna go by the 14th page, but it's still pretty amusing.

Ya know, I think I saw that coming.

Run, Kuchisake-san!

Wild ride from start to finish

I was wondering if the age gap/species difference would be a problem for those two. Turns out it was the psychopathy.

Great twist, I like this author.