Straight from CM Campbell, Assistant Professor of Comics & Narrative Practice (CCAD) here in Columbus: “We will take a look at how horror works in storytelling; exploring the visceral human response to the unknown. Using examples from literature and film for contrast, we take a deep look at Junji Ito’s Uzamaki to understand how he created the most terrifying comic.”Craig M. Campbell is a multidisciplinary artist teaching comics, narrative practices, and illustration. He received his MFA in Comics at California College of the Arts and is a regular contributor to Hyperallergic. He has been published in several anthologies, journals, and websites, including San Francisco Sci-Fi and the Asian American Writers Workshop. Check out Campbell’s work at cmcampbellart.com, craigwho.com, and hyperallergic.com/author/cm-campbell, and follow him on Instagram at @mrcplcraig and Twitter at @mrcplcraig.