She was dead. She was dead and they mutilated her, they scattered her everywhere. So why\u2014how<\/em> is it that I see her here right in front of me, smiling?<\/p>\n
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So we\u2019ve reached the end of the line, and if this is posted before we hit November then I\u2019ve succeeded. For this final article, we\u2019re going to be taking a look into Tomie<\/em>, the massive tome Ito worked on while he was still a dental technician by day, and which won honorable mention in the first Umezu Awards. Out of what I\u2019ve read by Ito, Tomie<\/em> is my favorite<\/p>\n
It\u2019s gruesome, has some social commentary, and it just oozes a sense of dread.<\/p>\n
First, some music to set the mood:<\/p>\n