Tokyo Ghoul - Vol. 1: Volume 1 [Paperback]

Sui Ishida's Tokyo Ghoul opens in a version of Tokyo where creatures that feed on human flesh live hidden among the population. The first volume, 224 pages in paperback, establishes that world through a student whose life is abruptly changed. This is dark territory, and the series uses its premise to ask what happens to someone caught between two categories of being. Ishida's linework is heavy and atmospheric, favouring shadow and unsettling detail over bright action panels. Content includes graphic violence and body horror, so the listed reading age is best treated as a floor rather than a recommendation, with parents checking suitability first. Before it goes on the shelf: • First volume in the Tokyo Ghoul series • 224 pages, paperback binding • Dark, atmospheric artwork throughout • Contains graphic violence and horror imagery For older teen and adult readers of horror manga, published by Simon & Schuster India and stocked at Boipoka.