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Hideshi Hino
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Biography
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Hideshi Hino is a Japanese manga artist known for horror stories that combine grotesque imagery with moments of melancholy and dark humour. He made his professional debut in 1967 and published in magazines including Garo, Shonen Gaho and Shonen Sunday.
His works include Zoroku's Strange Disease and Panorama of Hell. Hino's drawings often place childlike or exaggerated figures within disturbing worlds, using the tension between apparent innocence and bodily horror. His comics have been translated internationally, extending his readership beyond Japan.
Reviewed 2026-09-06Selected sources
- Hideshi Hino — Official profileDebut, magazine work, titles and international readership.
- Drawn & Quarterly / Penguin Random House — A Lullaby From HellVisual approach and horror storytelling.
- Google Books — Panorama of HellEnglish-language title.
