What are the best surreal, psychological, thematically rich and

>>312988
>surreal, psychological, thematically rich and in general "2deep4u"
This is the very definition of manga artist Asano Inio. Check out Oyasumi Punpun.

Though a little less psychological, since you mentioned Lain and Eva, I'd recommend the manga version of Ghost in the Shell and of course Akira. These two are classics of cyberpunk.

I don't know if this will help, but there's that.

Franken Fran. It's logic is brutal in pursuing happiness. As in, "becoming blind would be better cure than seeing all these horrible things".

Anything from Kago Shintaro, with a notion that the challenge here is to play along with Shintaro's imagination. Can be fun or not.

Hotel by Boichi. Sci-Fi stories.

Pluto by Urasawa Naoki and Tezuka Osamu. Those who like it really like it.

>>312988
Brothers in Japan, Number Five, and Hana by Matsumoto Taiyou. Journey to the End of the World, Sadness of the Heart, and Me-Bug by the Nishioka siblings. Astroid & Spinoza by Koike Keiichi. Neji-shiki, The Outside Inflation, and some other oneshots by Tsuge Yoshiharu. Ranman by Katou Shinkichi.

I'm assuming you're only looking for things available in English. Obviously, you can check out other works by the artists listed above; I went with the works I thought fit best.

Narutaru was pretty 2deep4me, though I'm not sure if that's the edgy kind

Yokohama Kaidashi Kikou

Go Go Monster and Tekkon Kinkreet

>>312996
>>313081
>>313263
Good recommendations, thank, But I have read those.
>>313068
>>312999
>>312998
Only read Pluto from those and no.5 so I've got some stuff to check out.

>>313313
How about Life Is Money.

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