"Happyland" sounds like a thrilling and intense ride into the darker side of human nature, set against the backdrop of an extreme amusement park. The premise of the manga, where a seemingly perfect family's secrets unravel in the most unexpected and gruesome manner at Happyland Park, promises a chilling and suspenseful narrative.

Shingo Honda's previous works, such as "Creature!" and "Psycho x Past: Bizarre Murder Undercover Investigation," showcase his talent for crafting gripping and suspenseful stories. With "Happyland," it seems he's diving into the horror genre with gusto, delivering a tale of survival amidst shocking revelations and gory encounters.

Ablaze's decision to license "Happyland" for release both physically and digitally demonstrates their commitment to bringing diverse and compelling manga to English-speaking audiences. Fans of horror manga and psychological thrillers will likely find "Happyland" to be a captivating addition to their reading list when it launches on September 11th.