Cossette no Shouzou
Le Portrait de Petit Cossette

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Gothic and with strong fixations on mortality. 

Both are Gothic-styled and have lovely artwork. Both have blood, gore, and romance...that kind of romance that is sweet and twisted at the same time. I loved both <3 They are both episodic; (with Cain solving mysteries and Cossette finding her old treasures) 

Both of the these manga focus on Mystery, and characters who mysteriously died, and Seeking the truth on how and when did they die, also shows the characters both meet and help each other out. 

Horror series featuring a mysterious girl and an ordinary boy trying to discern and overcome the supernatural circumstances plaguing them. The plots are quite different, but the creepy ambiance pervading both is remarkably similar. 

Both series are about an artistically talented young man, a supernatural young woman only he can interact with, and a series of potential disasters they work together to avert. Picasso has more mainstream shounen elements than Cossette, which errs toward a rather gothic combination of horror and romance, but elements of Furuya's typical creepy style always find their way in somewhere.