No thanks.

The Guardian put together a list of the "Top Ten Uncanny Graphic Novels", for those of you with fearless natures, strong stomachs, and lots of disposable income. Their picks are all solid (and include Charles Burns's Black Hole, which I still haven't fully recovered from reviewing, even though it's been like seven years), but I think any top-ten list of graphic novels that doesn't include a single manga title is automatically suspect.