[Machine Translation] The strange and occult phenomena of the Showa era are coming your way again tonight. At midnight, the *Terror Newspaper* is delivered from nowhere. It details upcoming incidents and supernatural occurrences with terrifying accuracy. What s more, every day you read it, your life is shortened by one hundred days . Jiro Tsunoda s legendary work, *The Horror Newspaper*, follows Rei Onigata, a boy possessed by the *Horror Newspaper*, as he confronts inescapable supernatural phenomena and prophecies of death. In Volume 2 of the Original Complete Edition," the world of the macabre and the occult which sparked a massive craze during the Showa era unfolds one after another, featuring ghost stories, curses, doppelgangers, paranormal phenomena, the Yeti, ancient civilizations, the Hyakumonogatari, and the flames of vengeful spirits. Myself and Myself" depicts the terror of a doppelganger a person who looks exactly like oneself. The True Story of the Yotsuya Ghost Story" reimagines the pinnacle of Japanese ghost stories from a new perspective. The Mystery of the Mountain Cabin," a chilling tale awaiting young people in the snowy mountains. The Curse of the Pharaoh," which strikes those who disturb the slumber of ancient Egypt. The Hyakumonogatari," where strange events befall those gathered around a hundred candles to tell ghost stories. And *The Fire of Resentment Burns* where human grudges blaze up as flames. With its diverse and rich content, this volume feels as though it compiles all the occult tales that captivated the people of the Showa era into a single book. More than just horror, this masterpiece of Showa-era supernatural manga fully captures the human desires, obsessions, and sorrows lurking behind phenomena that science cannot explain. It will evoke nostalgia for those who experienced the occult boom, while bringing fresh terror to first-time readers. This deluxe edition faithfully reproduces this legendary work, recreating it as closely as possible to its original form as it appeared in the weekly magazine serialization. The format is B5, the same as *Weekly Shonen Champion*, the magazine in which it was serialized. Since the original manuscripts were drawn with the assumption that they would be read at this size, readers can fully appreciate Jiro Tsuda s brushwork, meticulous compositions, and the sheer power that fills the page elements that were not fully conveyed in conventional tankobon sizes. Pages that were in color during the serialization have been reproduced in color, and the opening pages for each installment are also included. Furthermore, episodes previously omitted from previous tankobon editions have been added, and all dialogue has been retypeset. While carefully preserving the excitement and atmosphere of the original serialization, modern printing technology and high-quality paper have been used to create pages that are clearer and easier to read. The afterword for Volume 2 is written by film director Norio Tsuruta, known as the Father of J-Horror." Director Tsuruta, who knows Japanese horror inside and out, analyzes the appeal of *Kyoho Shimbun* and its influence on later horror works. The publisher, Kaya Shobo, has Akebono Shuppan which previously published Jiro Tsuno s collected works as an affiliate. Carrying on that history and connection, this volume is published by Kaya Shobo under the Akebono Comics" label. Experience this masterpiece a symbol of the Showa-era occult boom in the same size and with the same intensity as when it was first serialized. This is the definitive edition, dedicated to all readers who love *Kyoufu Shimbun*.