Title: Back In Form: A Spiral Into Madness
Product review: While I feel in love with the first volume of Uzumaki for its haunting style and bizarre incarnations of the "spirals," the second one left me somewhat cold for straying into more standard Ito fare. But have no fear with this final volume, because it returns to basics and gives it very fitting finish! The story, moving from a series of typhoons that swamp the town, follows its inhabitants and stranded rescue workers slowly loosing their humanity as they are increasingly drawn into a single massive spiral at the center of it all. If you enjoy horror, you will can't do much better than this.
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