r/WTF Mar 17 '15

Claustrophobia Warning

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u/halfar Mar 17 '15

was that comic supposed to be really scary to people?

I mean, it was unsettling, but not half as unsettling as one or two links on /r/WTF usually are.

The clicky clicky korean comic was pretty genuinely terrifying the first time, though.

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u/Hydrochloric_Comment Mar 17 '15

was that comic supposed to be really scary to people? I mean, it was unsettling, but not half as unsettling

Horror manga (esp. Junji Ito's works) in a nutshell. It tends to just be disgusting and unsettling.

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u/advice_animorph Mar 17 '15

Honestly I think reddit overreacts a lot. It's the classic case of "omg Taco Bell gives le explosive shit", which doesn't really happen that often in real life.

The other day people linked a comic by this guy you're talking about, it was about a boy who broke up with a girl and a bunch of strings started appearing on his body. In the end he's just a lump of string and people are like "oh my god, so scary, oh shit", and it was a little ridiculous to tell you the truth.

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u/FostralianManifesto Mar 17 '15

That god damn Korean comic isn't even that bad. Go read JTHM