Rohan at the Louvre (2012)

Hirohiko Araki was invited by the Louvre to make a comic about the museum, and the result is a full-color ghost story starring Rohan Kishibe, the manga artist from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. It opens with a young Rohan living at his grandmother's boarding house, then jumps about ten years as he follows a long-held mystery to Paris. At 128 pages it is the closest thing here to a novella, and it packs a lot of time into a short space. NBM's English edition keeps the original right-to-left reading order. It is a fun book that grows on you, best for readers who enjoy their ghost stories elegant rather than frightening.