The difference between Junji Ito's anthology and fanaticism

The difference between Junji Ito's collected works and fanatical collected works mainly lies in the following aspects:

1, the length of the work and story. The anthology of Surprise is mainly short stories, and each story is usually only a few pages or even one page. The story is simple, and the theme and plot are different. Maniacs are mainly long works, and each story has several chapters. The story is more complicated, with obvious main lines and sub-lines, and the characters are more vivid.

2. Story style and theme. Junji Ito's works are usually based on horror, suspense and fantasy. The story styles of Surprise and Fanatics are bizarre, horrible and bloody, but Surprise focuses more on the strangeness and horror of the story, while Fanatics focuses more on the description of the characters' psychology and emotions.

3. Story structure and narrative method. "Selected Works of Surprise" usually adopts the narrative mode of "ending in an accident", and the final picture often makes readers feel shocked and horrified. Fanatics, on the other hand, pay more attention to the coherence of the story and the advancement of the plot, and often leave readers some room for thinking at the end of the story.