Hells Angels

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Both are based on religious supernatural styled stories placing characters in life or death situations with a trippy and edgy artstyle included.  

Both have very defined art styles and surrealistic story tendencies with a focus on death and what the main character left behind when they died. 

Both are based on afterlife styled stories placing characters in life or death situations with a trippy and edgy artstyle included.  

Both have a particularly distinct artstyle and both focus around a heaven and hell theme between angels and demons and of course pretty edgy moments in it too. 

Both stories feature normie characters getting caught up in strange events one day as well as also friendships with people they would not expect and also unusual artstyles that are very eyepleaseing to look at.  

The style of surreal, bizarre and macabre dark comedy reminiscent of Tim Burton's grotesque artistry -- especially when it comes to visuals, weird characters and plot twists. If you liked this side of Dorohedoro you might like Hell's Angels as well. Dorohedoro seems to be a bit more morbid and generally mature though (like with all the violence), while Hell's Angels is more of a comedy at the core.